Swannanoa, NC · Tent & RV Camping
Asheville East KOA
Asheville East KOA is a wooded campground off US-70 in Swannanoa, on the east side of Asheville toward Black Mountain.
- Full Hookups
- Swimming Pool
4 campgrounds
Black Mountains is part of our guide to camping destinations in Western North Carolina. The Black Mountains hold Mount Mitchell, the highest summit east of the Mississippi, and the South Toe River valley below it. Campers here choose between Forest Service sites at the foot of the range — the classic start for hiking Mount Mitchell on foot — and private campgrounds around Swannanoa and Old Fort with hookups and cabins.
Catawba Falls, Montreat and the town of Black Mountain are all close. Several trails in this area were affected by Hurricane Helene; check status notices before you go.
Swannanoa, NC · Tent & RV Camping
Asheville East KOA is a wooded campground off US-70 in Swannanoa, on the east side of Asheville toward Black Mountain.
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Black Mountains at a glance
4 campgrounds
The directory currently lists Asheville East KOA, Black Mountain Campground, Catawba Falls Campground, and Mama Gertie’s Hideaway.
Public-land campgrounds listed here are Black Mountain Campground (the U.S. Forest Service). Public campgrounds follow the rules of the agency that manages them, so check with that agency.
Tent camping is listed at Asheville East KOA, Black Mountain Campground, Catawba Falls Campground, and Mama Gertie’s Hideaway. Rates and availability change, so confirm them with the campground before you book.
Hookups are listed at Asheville East KOA. The type of hookup differs by campground, so see each listing for details. Rates and availability change, so confirm them with the campground before you book.
Cabins are listed at Asheville East KOA and Mama Gertie’s Hideaway. Rates and availability change, so confirm them with the campground before you book.
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