Roan Mountain

Wesley Causey

This place has a wonderful team. The property is kept very clean and well managed. There are some areas closed due to the hurricane. They are working on getting things cleaned up and safe. They also sell wood and I think ice. Lots of trailers and RVs with hookups but still a nice tent campground.

Michelle Cecchini

We visited the park in the fall so the leaves were gorgeous. It's unfortunate that the campground #2 is still closed from the hurricanes and apparently is not going to be open for several years yet. I love the area and the closeness to towns. There is a trail that's lovely along the Doe River. There's some campsites also that are along the river I would suggest looking into. There's not a lot of riding space for e-bikes. Friendly staff.

Charles Pinney

Roan Mountain is such a beautiful park and has a nice visitor center staffed with friendly people right alongside the Doe River. The Peg Leg Mine Loop is located just outside the visitor center with a detour down to the old mine entrance. It's an easy, relatively short, and fun hike. The Blue 2 Trail is a longer and more moderate trail that features a narrow mountain and lower meadow-like path. Enjoyed our visit and looking forward to coming back.

Richard K

Beautiful park. Great visitors center. The young lady who was working was very helpful and knowledgeable about the trails. If you go to the top of the mountain, near the North Carolina line, the parking is limited inside. During the government shutdown check to see what services are available before you go.

TH

We camped here before hurricane Helene, in the upper campground. The upper campground is older, situated on a steep hill, and has generally smaller spaces. We arrived at night, in the rain, and had to back up into a 90° spot going uphill. The road is really tight, and it was super tricky. Once we got settled though, we loved it! Clean bathrooms, water and electric hookups. Super quiet and beautiful park. Be sure to visit the farm on the park property.