There are variety of Driveway Entry. Such as pull through and back in.

All campsites have Is Equipment Mandatory

4 of 81 campsites have Accessible Parking

2 of 81 campsites have Accessible Campsites

A Loop Site 1 - RV Non-Electric, 43 feet long.

A Loop Site 1 - RV Non Electric

A Loop Site 10 - RV Non Electric

A Loop Site 10 - RV Non Electric Additional Image

A Loop Site 11 - RV Non Electric

A Loop Site 11 - RV Non Electric Additional Photo

A Loop Site 12 - RV Non Electric

A Loop Site 13 - RV Non Electric

A Loop Site 15 - RV Non Electric

A Loop Site 16 - RV Non Electric

A Loop Site 16 - RV Non Electric Additional Photo

Loop A Site 17 - RV Non Electric

Loop A Site 17 - RV Non Electric Additional Photo

A Loop Site 18 - RV Non Electric

A Loop Site 18 - RV Non Electric Additional Photo

Loop A Site 19 - RV Non Electric Additional Photo

Loop A Site 19 - RV Non Electric

A Loop Site 20 - RV Non Electric

A Loop Site 20 - RV Non Electric Additional Photo

Loop A Site 21 - RV Non Electric

A Loop Site 22 - RV Non Electric

Loop B Site 23 - Standard Non Electric Additional Photo

Loop B Site 23 - Standard Non Electric

B Loop Site 24 - Standard Non Electric

Loop B Site 25 - Standard Non Electric Additional Photo

Loop B Site 25 - Standard Non Electric

Loop B Site 26 - Standard Non Electric

Loop B Site 27 - Standard Non Electric

B Loop Site 28 - Standard Non Electric

B Loop Site 28 - Standard Non Electric Additional Photo

Loop B Site 29 - Standard Non Electric

A Loop Site 3 - RV Non Electric Additional Image

A Loop Site 3 - RV Non Electric

B Loop Site 30 - Standard Non Electric

Loop B Site 31 - Standard Non Electric

B Loop Site 33 - Standard Non Electric

Loop B Site 34 - Standard Non Electric

B Loop Site 35 - Standard Non Electric

B Loop Site 36 - Standard Non Electric

Loop B Site 37 - Standard Non Electric

B Loop Site 38 - Standard Non Electric

C Loop Site 39 - Standard Non Electric

C Loop Site 40 - Standard Non Electric

C Loop Site 41 - Standard Non Electric

C Loop Site 42 - Standard Non Electric

C Loop Site 43 - Standard Non Electric

C Loop Site 44 - Standard Non Electric

C Loop Site 45 - Standard Non Electric

C Loop Site 46 - Standard Non Electric

C Loop Site 47 - Standard Non Electric Additional Photo

C Loop Site 47 - Standard Non Electric

C Loop Site 48 - Standard Non Electric

C Loop Site 49 - Standard Non Electric

A Loop Site 5 - RV Non Electric

C Loop Site 50 - Standard Non Electric

C Loop Site 51 - Standard Non Electric

C Loop Site 52 - Standard Non Electric

C Loop Site 53 - Standard Non Electric

C Loop Site 54 - Standard Non Electric

C Loop Site 55 - Standard Non Electric

C Loop Site 56 - Standard Non Electric

C Loop Site 57 - Standard Non Electric

C Loop Site 58 - Standard Non Electric

C Loop Site 59 - Standard Non Electric

A Loop Site 6 - RV Non Electric

C Loop Site 60 - Standard Non Electric

C Loop Site 61 - Standard Non Electric

C Loop Site 63 - Standard Non Electric

C Loop Site 64 - Standard Non Electric

C Loop Site 65 - Standard Non Electric

Loop C Site 66 - Standard Non Electric

C Loop Site 67 - Standard Non Electric

Loop A Site 7 - RV Non Electric

C Loop Site 70 - Standard Non Electric

Loop C Site 72 - Standard Non Electric

B Loop Site 73 - Standard Non Electric

B Loop Site 74 - Standard Non Electric

Loop B Site 75 - Standard Non Electric

Loop B Site 76 - Standard Non Electric

Loop B Site 77 - Standard Non Electric

B Loop Site 78 - Standard Non Electric

B Loop Site 80 - Standard Non Electric

Loop B Site 81 - Standard Non Electric

Loop B Site 82 - Standard Non Electric

B Loop Site 83 - Standard Non Electric

B Loop Site 84 - Standard Non Electric

B Loop Site 85 - Standard Non Electric

B Loop Site 88 - Standard Non Electric

Loop B Site 89 - Standard Non Electric

A Loop Site 9 - RV Non Electric

Loop B Site 90 - Standard Non Electric

B Loop Site 91 - Standard Non Electric

B Loop Site 92 - Standard Non Electric

B Loop Site 93 - Standard Non Electric

Crabtree Falls  - a 70 ft. waterfall.

View from Three Knobs Overlook

Museum of North Carolina Minerals.

Incredible view at Crabtree Falls Picnic Area.

View of a campsite and a comfort station.

Peaceful fall day.

Views from Mount Mitchell.

Wildflowers abound in this area.

Crabtree Falls Campground

<h2>Overview</h2>
<p>What many consider to be the hidden gem of Blue Ridge Parkway campgrounds, Crabtree Falls Campground offers a quiet serenity that appeals to campers as well as wildlife.  It is a magical place when mist hangs in the air, as coyote and deer tiptoe through and barred owls call out.  Crabtree Falls, a spectacular 70-foot waterfall which is one of the most photographed in the area, is accessible from the campground.</p>
<h2>Recreation</h2>
<p><strong>Crabtree Falls Trail</strong> - a 3-mile loop trail considered moderate to strenuous.  The trail has many wildflowers, towering trees, and lots of stairs!  Crabtree Falls is a 70 -foot waterfall, plunging into a deep pool.  Be sure to carry drinking water.</p>
<p><strong>Mount Mitchell State Park</strong> - highest peak east of the Mississippi:  15 miles south of Crabtree Falls Campground.  Enjoy the observation tower with a 360-degree view or the Crest of the <strong>Black Mountains Trail</strong> and CCC-era log picnic shelters.</p>
<p><strong>Green Knob Lookout Tower  </strong>- a restored CCC Fire Tower: 10 miles south of Crabtree Falls  Campground.  A half-mile climb from the Green Knob Overlook.  Enjoy beautiful views of Mt Mitchell and the Black Mountain peaks.</p>
<p><strong>The Museum of North Carolina Minerals</strong> - at Milepost 331, about 9 miles north of Crabtree Falls Campground.  The museum highlights the area's rich mineral resources and it's mining heritage.  Discover hands-on, interactive exhibits that explore the creation of the Blue Ridge Mountains and the 3,000 year-old saga of mining.</p>
<p><strong>Overmountain Victory Trail</strong> - recognizing the Revolutionary War Overmountain Men, patriots from what is now East Tennessee, who crossed the Unaka Mountains and then fought the Battle of Kings Mountain in South Carolina.  Access the <strong>Orchard Trail</strong> portion from behind the Minerals Museum and hike about 5 miles to Lynn Gap.  </p>
<h2>Facilities</h2>
<p>The campground offers comfortable tent or RV camping, with the convenience of flush toilets, dump station, and drinking water.  Grills/fire rings and picnic tables at each site create a perfect environment for family barbeques or late-night marshmallow roasting. </p>
<p>In addition to the 27 sites available for advance reservations, 54 campsites are available on a first come, first served basis.  Availability of first come, first served sites cannot be tracked through Recreation.gov.  These sites must be booked in person at the campground kiosk.</p>
<h2>Natural Features</h2>
<p>Named for the crabapple trees which once polka-dotted the countryside with their brilliant pink blossoms, the 253-acre Crabtree Falls Recreation Area in North Carolina contains meadows which still speak of the area's long history as a farming community.  Bursting with wildflowers  (including hawthorne, beard tongue, mountain laurel and gentian) in the spring, the meadows  abut towering hardwood forests of oak, birch, and hickory, and are often dotted with thickets of rhododendrons.  The Blue Ridge Parkway is a scenic byway that follows the high crests of the central and southern Appalachians for 469 miles--from Shenandoah National Park in Virginia to the Great Smokey Mountains National Park in North Carolina.  The Parkway offers many natural attractions and recreational opportunities for visitors.</p>

<h2>Nearby Attractions</h2>
<p><strong>Orchard at Altapass:</strong>  Started after the Revolutionary War, this orchard has a long and interesting history.</p>

What many consider to be the hidden gem of Blue Ridge Parkway campgrounds, Crabtree Falls Campground offers a quiet serenity that appeals to campers as well as wildlife.  It is a magical place when mist hangs in the air, as coyote and deer tiptoe through and barred owls call out.  Crabtree Falls, a spectacular 70-foot waterfall which is one of the most photographed in the area, is accessible from the campground.

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