RV Parks in Waynesville, North Carolina

Waynesville sits at 2,800 feet in the North Carolina Blue Ridge Mountains and houses 2 RV parks listed on RV Parks USA. This gateway town to Great Smoky Mountains National Park provides a cool mountain base for hikers and leaf peepers.

How many RV parks and campgrounds exist in Waynesville, North Carolina?

Waynesville contains exactly 2 RV camping properties: Winngray Family Campground and Pride Resorts Of America. Both operate within a 3-mile radius of downtown Waynesville.

What site sizes and hookup types do Waynesville campgrounds offer?

Winngray Family Campground provides 48 sites with water and electric hookups (30/50 amp). Pride Resorts Of America supplies full hookups including sewer on each of its 35 gravel pads measuring 40 x 60 feet.

• Winngray: 48 sites, water+electric, max RV length 35 feet
• Pride Resorts: 35 sites, full hookups, pull-through options for 40-foot rigs

Which nearby North Carolina towns offer additional RV lodging?

Asheville, NC lies 30 miles east with 12 RV parks. Maggie Valley, 5 miles west, contains 3 campgrounds. Cherokee, NC sits 20 miles southwest with 4 camping options.

How do average RV park rates in Waynesville compare to Asheville?

Waynesville campgrounds average $45 to $55 per night for full hookups. Asheville prices run $55 to $75 per night, making Waynesville 15-20% cheaper on average.

What amenities appear most often at Waynesville camping properties?

Both RV parks include free Wi-Fi, laundry facilities, and dump stations. Winngray adds a swimming pool open Memorial Day through Labor Day. Pride Resorts provides a dog run measuring 30 x 50 feet and a covered picnic pavilion seating 20 guests.

What is the best season for RV travel in Waynesville?

Peak foliage runs October 1-31 with site occupancy exceeding 90%. Summer temperatures average 75°F high and 55°F low. Winter camping remains available at both parks with electric hookups for heaters.

Which national park or forest sits closest to Waynesville campgrounds?

Great Smoky Mountains National Park begins 15 miles west of Waynesville. Pisgah National Forest surrounds the city with 500,000 acres of trails and 9 developed campgrounds. Blue Ridge Parkway milepost 445 lies 10 minutes from downtown.

Waynesville occupies a 2,800-foot elevation in the North Carolina Blue Ridge and provides 2 RV parks for mountain travelers exploring the Great Smoky Mountains region.