Waynesville, NC
Cataloochee Group Campground
Cataloochee Group Campground offers three group sites within the remote Cataloochee Valley of Great Smoky Mountains National Park near Waynesville, NC, reservable in advance with no permit required.
All three sites accommodate tent camping and are designed for group use, making this location ideal for organized parties seeking a base camp in one of the park's most secluded valleys. The valley's position among rugged mountain terrain opens access to multiple hiking trails and creek fishing opportunities throughout the area.
Located in the heart of Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Cataloochee Group Campground offers the solitude the valley is known for compared to busier park destinations like Cades Cove Group Campground. Reserve your dates well in advance to secure one of the limited group sites.
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Common Questions
What campers most often want to know about Cataloochee Group Campground.
Do I need a permit to camp at Cataloochee Group Campground?
No permit is required to camp at Cataloochee Group Campground. You only need to make a reservation in advance to secure your dates.
How many group sites are available at Cataloochee Group Campground?
Cataloochee Group Campground has 3 group campsites total. Since availability is limited, reserving in advance is essential.
What type of camping equipment can I use at Cataloochee Group Campground?
Tent camping is accommodated at Cataloochee Group Campground. The campground is designed for group tent camping in the Cataloochee Valley.
What recreation is available near Cataloochee Group Campground?
The campground offers excellent hiking opportunities and ideal fishing conditions in the area's many creeks. Great Smoky Mountains National Park has numerous trails easily accessible from the Cataloochee Valley.
Is Cataloochee Group Campground crowded?
Cataloochee Group Campground is in a relatively secluded location within Great Smoky Mountains National Park, allowing visitors to enjoy the park without encountering the crowds sometimes found in other areas. The remote setting in Cataloochee Valley provides a quieter camping experience.