Blue Ridge
Campground Tents

A Blue Ridge Mountain Adventure

Let's discuss information about the campgrounds and the kind of camping tent you will need to carry with you or rent at the campground.

Why Camp at Blue Ridge?

The Blue Ridge campsites have facilities like cooking grills, picnic tables, and rest rooms.

You will not find electricity connections here, but then, you are camping to get away from it all, right?

These campgrounds are located in Virginia and North Carolina. The Virginia campgrounds are in Otter Creek, Rocky Knob, Peaks of Otter, and the Roanoke Mountains. The North Carolina campgrounds are located in Doughton Park, Linville Falls, Julian Price Park, Mount Pisagh, and Crabtree Meadows.

Now that we have an idea of the camping area, let's consider the right tent for your purposes:

Campground Tents

• The Blue Ridge campground tents are large and roomy, with room for two to six people.
• Each of the cabin tents are situated on ideal camping spots, where you can gaze at the stars or watch the silent majesty of the mountains.
• The tents are large enough for an adult to stand up.
• Each of the Blue Ridge campground tents has partitions that divide the cabin tent into separate rooms.

  If you do not require all the separate rooms, or need a larger room, you can reposition the partitions or take them down.

• These tent designs are dome shaped, though you may also opt for square or hexagonal tents.
• They are waterproof, with zip-flap windows.
• Each tent has more than one door, and a skylight that allows you to look up at the stars while you lie in bed.
• There is a hook for hanging a lantern, as well as solid weatherproofing to keep you snug in inclement weather.
• The prices and features vary, so choose the one you think will suit your needs.

Enjoy camping out under the stars, snug in the coziness of one of these all-purpose tents!