Huckleberry Campground

Camp ground was very nice and well maintained. Most spots are well spaced apart Some of the pull through are shorter than they say. Fire pits are a bit close. Big Downside is that it is really close to the highway and during the week there is lots of noise and you can here the logging truck go by 4am.

Cleanest campground ever. Hosts were very nice and helpful

Great spot. The camp hosts r very nice n do an excellent job of keeping everything very clean.

Excellent staff, excellent services, great value.

The camp hosts were quite pleasant and helpful.
The camp itself was very nicely kept and the toilets were clean.
And the setting, awesome.

Enjoy the campground and hosts. Well maintained and like the group spots. Was little shocked on the rate increase from last year, but guess that's going on everywhere.

Thanks!

Very nice clean campground. Hosts were very friendly and helpful.

My family and I booked a four night stay at Huckleberry in August and I had all intentions of walking trails, going to TFP's in Avery or spending time elsewhere but what I ended up doing was enjoying the river right from our campsite the entire time! Kids caught frogs and jumped off the rocks on the other side of the river while I enjoyed the grassy hill and painting rocks around the campfire. Spot so good you don't need to go anywhere else! Will return for sure.

Campground is very clean. Sites have green grass and are well trimmed. Hosts show much pride in their facility. Campground advertises Wi-Fi but it only works on either end.

This is a great place to camp! There are logging trucks every morning during the week and they start early. That said, it is beautiful, it is usually quiet, there are huckleberries in late summer, and the river is a good float, though I recommend taking along an extra tube so that if you, like me, get stuck on a rock and rip yours apart, you will get to tube the rest of the river in the extra one rather than riding in someone else’s floating cooler! Inflatable kayaks seemed to do the best, but those had to be dragged cross rocks a few times too.