Kuykendall Group Campground

Imagine a camping destination where a serene creek winds through dense hardwood forests, offering the soothing sound of flowing water as your backdrop—Kuykendall Group Campground in Brevard, North Carolina, is just that. Designed to accommodate up to 100 campers, this secluded site within Pisgah National Forest provides a spacious group setting with exclusive access to miles of hiking trails, trout fishing spots, and nearby waterfalls, making it ideal for nature-focused retreats.

The campground features a shaded, level area for tents and RVs, complete with essentials like picnic tables, campfire rings with grills, lantern posts, a water pump, and vault toilets. Adjacent to Kuykendall Creek, the site immerses campers in the natural beauty of the Appalachian Mountains at an elevation of 2,600 feet. Access requires crossing the creek, so high-clearance or 4x4 vehicles are recommended, particularly after heavy rains, ensuring an adventurous touch to the experience.

Located just 4 miles from Brevard, visitors are only minutes away from a charming mountain town known for outdoor gear shops, local restaurants, and cultural events. Within a short drive, attractions like Sliding Rock, Looking Glass Falls, and the Cradle of Forestry offer unique opportunities to explore the area’s renowned waterfalls and Appalachian heritage.