Camping in North Carolina

Camping in Cherokee, NCrecommended if you are pulling anything at all. For
If you plan to visit Cherokee, North Carolina, bethis trip, we decided to 'rough it' and not take the
sure you include CAMPING in your stay.camper.
Indian Creek Campground is family-friendly,We enjoy camping in our Eureka! N!ergy tent
features hot showers [clean bathhouses], andbecause we can have electrical amenities without
welcomes campers in tents, RVs, pop-ups, youthe fuss and mess of strung-out drop lines. We
name it. There are cabins and RV rentals available;were spoiled by our electric percolator and skillet
even a double-wide trailer to rent. They havewhen we camped in a pop-up camper, so when
primitive sites, sites with water and / or electricitywe decided to 'simplify' life and revert to tent
hookups, and some sites include sewer, so nocamping, we chose the Eureka! brand featuring
matter how you like to camp, you can do it atelectrical accessibility. They even have
Indian Creek Campground. They are open fromaccessories, like the Power Pak Vacuum, to inflate
late March through October.the air mattress that supports the old bones! Talk
We camped by the beautiful rolling Bunches Creekabout luxury camping!
at Indian Creek Campground in July; it wasAt Indian Creek, they have fire rings at each
beautiful, and the hosts are friendly. We saw allcampsite; the one thing we need to get is a
kinds of camping tents and screen gazebos whilecampgrill to put over the fire ring and cook right
we were there; we felt right at home. Buncheson the fire. I'll put that on my list!
Creek is a stocked trout stream; we saw someBe sure and go into town; check out the
folks catch a few. Licenses are available at theCherokee Bears; a great exhibit that will take you
campground office and are required. Some of thearound town. I'm working on a slide show and will
best sites in the campground are right along thelink it here when it's finished. They're extremely
creek's edge, numbers 9, 10, 11 & 12. Becreative and it's a great project. The Oconaluftee
sure and take firewood; it was very cool at night,Island Park is really worth part of a day, too; it's
even in July!just beautiful! We didn't go to the casino, but
If you are hauling a trailer of any kind, you'll wantthat's an option as well, for those over 21. The
to be sure and take the route that goes up NCBlue Ridge Parkway runs nearby and is a beautiful
19, through the town of Cherokee, and up Bigday's drive, as well.
Cove Road. Coming into town from US441 is not