Doughton Park Campground
About the Business
Doughton Park Campground is a beautiful lodging and park facility located at milepost 241 in Laurel Springs, North Carolina, United States. As part of Recreation.gov, we offer over 3,600 facilities and 103,000 individual sites across the country for you to reserve and experience. Whether you enjoy camping, hiking, horseback riding, wildlife viewing, or monument tours, there is something for everyone at Doughton Park Campground.
Plan your next trip with us and discover new experiences, historic landmarks, and outdoor escapes right in your backyard or across the country. With tools and resources available on our website, you can easily manage your trip details and even enter for the chance to attend special events and excursions.
Cover admission and amenity fees for federal lands, waterways, and monuments with annual or lifetime interagency passes, or purchase site passes for multiple visits to your favorite spot. You can even buy a permit online through Recreation.gov to cut down a Christmas tree in National Forests.
For added convenience, we offer rental options for RVs and outdoor gear like tents, packs, and sleeping bags. Our library of travel guides, tips, and visitor stories will inspire and help you plan your next adventure.
At Doughton Park Campground, we are always adding new locations and activities to help you get outdoors and bring home a story. Explore America's outdoor and cultural destinations with us and create unforgettable memories. Visit Recreation.gov today to start planning your next getaway!
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Location & Phone number
milepost 241, Laurel Springs, NC 28644, United States
Reviews
"This campground is open even though the Blue Ridge parkway is closed north and south of the site. Only way to access is along North Carolina Highway 18. First of all, this campsite was nearly empty on the weekday that I was there. I'm guessing it's because of the closures on the Blue Ridge parkway. But the bathrooms are still maintained and very clean, and over 100 tent sites to choose from. You might want to give it a try if you need a little peace and quiet. The campsite tables are very old and worn, but they still function. That is the only reason I didn't give the site a Five Star rating."
"No Rangers or Campground Host available, only self check-in. Envelope accepts cash or Credit cards, NO checks. We were lucky to get a sight because they fill up quickly on the First Come First Serve Bases. I arrived around 5pm, so I didn't have time to check out the rest of the facilities."
"This is a very peaceful and pretty campground. It's a bit worn down and the tent pads are rough on many sites (some don't even have tent pads at all). There are no showers and the toilets are a bit grim, but if you're used to camping it's pretty typical. My biggest complaint is that the water spouts are few and far between. We tend to cook a lot and it can be a long haul for water to clean up with. Access to trails and unique areas om the parkway is great."
"This is yet another beautiful, rustic Nat’l Park campground on the Blue Ridge Parkway. It is not as pretty as some of the others, the sites are not that large so choose carefully, but we like them all better than private campgrounds. We’ve stayed here twice-once in a smaller site along the outer perimeter and this time in A1, the first as you enter and closest to the Parkway. It was open and sunny (great for charging our solar) and surprisingly quiet as there was little traffic; especially at night. We did the gentle hike to The Bluffs Restaurant through forests and meadows as well as the hike in the opposite direction to the old homestead called Brinegar cabin. We highly recommend both. We held back a star due to the condition of the bathroom. Rustic is ok but there was no lighting at all and it was not too clean. We intend to go back and highly recommend."
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