Nantahala Hideaway Campground & Cabins
Secluded by nature. Surrounded by adventure.
Cabins, RV sites & tent camping in Topton, NC.
Nantahala Hideaway Campground and Cabins sits on a wooded hillside in the mountains of Western North Carolina, with cabins, RV sites, creekside camping and a waterfall trail right from the campground. The Nantahala Gorge is minutes away, and your campfire is waiting when you get back.
Still Open for Fall!
Our cabins and lower RV sites are open through December 1. It’s a great time for crisp mountain mornings and a quiet stay by the creek. Tent sites are closed for the season and will reopen in spring.
Choose your stay
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Cabins
From getaways to spacious group cabins, there’s a place for everyone.
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RV & Camp Sites
With RV sites, water/electric sites and scenic primitive sites there’s something for every kind of camper.
Your Basecamp for the Nantahala Gorge & Bartram Trail
We’re in Topton, North Carolina, surrounded by the Nantahala National Forest. You can’t see the highway from your site, but some of the best outdoor adventure in the Southeast is only minutes away.
Stay in a private cabin or efficiency suite, a simple bunkhouse, a full hook-up RV site with 50 and 30 amp service, a water and electric site, or a primitive tent site by the creek. Every stay comes with hot showers, guest Wi-Fi and access to our camp store, with firewood for sale on site. Waterfall and overlook trails start right from the campground, and we have a connector trail to the Bartram Trail.
The Nantahala Gorge is about 10 to 20 minutes away, with whitewater rafting, kayaking and some of the best trout fishing in North Carolina. The Appalachian Trail crosses the river in the Gorge. Andrews and Robbinsville are both about 15 minutes away, Bryson City about 30, and the Tail of the Dragon and Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest make great day trips.
Our cabins are pet friendly with no pet fee, and late arrivals are no problem for cabins. Just let us know you’re on the way.
It started with a “No”.
Meet Your Hosts
Hi, we’re Matt and Lynnae, the new owners of Nantahala Hideaway Campground and Cabins. Twenty years ago, Lynnae reluctantly agreed to go camping, but only with terms and conditions: running water, hot showers and a clean toilet. Today, those remain our standards. Hit play to see how we got here, and we hope to see you around the campfire soon.
Matt & Lynnae Weller