6 Campgrounds In North Carolina Perfect For Those Who Hate Camping

From a crystal blue lakefront to a monumental mountainside, a great time awaits at these North Carolina campgrounds for those who hate camping, as a little more luxury is involved. No sleeping on the cold ground here. With these comfortable beds and thoughtful amenities, you will turn into a camper overnight. Come on, let's explore six campgrounds in North Carolina that are perfect for those who hate camping.

1. Rusty's Roost Rentals & River Camps, Green Mountain

Capture the fall crunch at Rusty’s Roost, which is veteran and family owned and operated.

The rentals among the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains offer luxury riverfront glamping and traditional log cabin rentals.

Curl up in this cozy family room after a day exploring the trails.

2. Getaway Asheboro Cabins, Asheboro

Besides the campground, other reasons to visit are the North Carolina Zoo, downtown shopping and dining, and the wild hiking trails.

It's time to relax while checking out another spectacular view from this modern bedroom and notice the unique design and construction of the beds.

This company offers 32 cabins across 31 private acres lavishly surrounded by mountain views in North Carolina.

3. Starlight Hills Campground, Bostic

This secluded camping spot is in a mountainous forest where privacy is key.

A warm glow makes this home. A tiki-torch package is available and fire pits are provided.

4. Nantahala Cabins, Bryson City

Ten cabins in this breathtaking setting will connect you to various relaxing and recreational adventures.

And inside, the comforts of home prepare you for a delicious meal and a good night's sleep.

5. Sycamore Lodge, Jackson Springs

The historic lodge is a great place for old friends and the new ones you will meet to gather while visiting this luxury RV resort.

Look how festive these people decorated their RV site.

6. Raleigh Oaks RV Resort & Cottages, Four Oaks

The staff is here to help at this fun place. From DirecTV to advice on daytrips and antiquing, let the experts guide you.

Cottage rentals include two-bedroom and studio cottages.

Have you decided you may be a camper after all? Slip inside one of these cozy campgrounds and tell us about it in the comments below. And if you've never slept in a dome before, you might rent this fabulous glamping dome in the Lake Lure area.