Paddy Creek Campground is located in the foothills of Western North Carolina along the Pisgah National Forest Scenic Byway.
The campground currently has forty-one (41) permanent full-hookup RV sites, three (3) rental cabins and pop-up/tent sites. Bathhouse and laundry facilities are on grounds. Please click on "Cabins" button on left for more information concerning cabin rentals.
Guests interested in leaving the quiet seclusion of the campground may opt for day trips visiting numerous area attractions. Within a fifty-mile radius, one may take in sites such as Grandfather Mountain, The Biltmore House, Linville Caverns, Linville Gorge Wilderness Area, Brown Mountain Lights, Table Rock Mountain, etc.
Also, for those interested in golfing, you will find four local golf courses: Marion Lake Club, Quaker Meadows, Pine Mountain, or Silver Creek Plantation.
The campground is also located within three miles of Lake James. There are several public access points for those interested in fishing, boating, or jet-skiing.
For those who are seeking a more relaxing atmosphere without leaving the campground, we offer fishing, horseshoes, and volleyball. The campground has two large fishing ponds.
Large Picnic Shelter
Other possible local points of interests include: Lake James State Park, Jamestown Flea Market, Connelly Springs Flea Market, Morganton-Lenoir Airport, and Hickory Regional Airport.
Thank you for visiting our Internet site. Please bring your family and friends and share the serene beauty of Western North Carolina with us at Paddy Creek Campground.
Also, for those interested in golfing, you will find four local golf courses: Marion Lake Club, Quaker Meadows, Pine Mountain, or Silver Creek Plantation. 
The campground is also located within three miles of Lake James. There are several public access points for those interested in fishing, boating, or jet-skiing. 
For those who are seeking a more relaxing atmosphere without leaving the campground, we offer fishing, horseshoes, and volleyball. The campground has two large fishing ponds. 
