Newland, North Carolina · since 1970
Cabins on theNorth Toe
Nine cabins on 144 acres of the Blue Ridge: wilderness out the door, a real bed and a fire waiting.
Five pine tiny homes and four camping cabins in a valley on the North Toe River, with a fishing pond, a trail to the top of Buck Hill and a fire pit at every door.
Tiny homes with kitchens and baths, and camping cabins beside the new bath house.
Hear first when this host opens direct rates or adds a new place.
Newland, NC
Tiny home cabin · sleeps 9
3 bedrooms · 1 bath
Newland, NC
Tiny home cabin · sleeps 9
3 bedrooms · 1 bath
Newland, NC
Tiny home cabin · sleeps 8
3 bedrooms · 1 bath
Newland, NC
Tiny home cabin · sleeps 8
3 bedrooms · 1 bath
Newland, NC
Honeymoon cabin · for two
1 bedroom · 1 bath
Newland, NC
Camping cabin for two
1 bedroom · 0 baths
Newland, NC
Camping cabin · sleeps 4
2 bedrooms · 0 baths
Newland, NC
Family camping cabin · sleeps 4
1 bedroom · 1 bath
Newland, NC
Camping cabin · sleeps 4
1 bedroom · 1 bath
Two ways to stay
At Buck Hill
Buck Hill Campgrounds is a one of a kind stay. Christopher & family are as superb as their slice of life in the timeless mountains that surround them. We loved our trip & can’t wait to stay with them in the future.
The High Country
Photos courtesy of Google.
A quick look
From the campground
Hurricane Helene left its mark on Avery County and on our campground. We have been rebuilding ever since, and the cabins came first: new pine tiny homes with kitchens and baths, new camping cabins, and a bath house we keep spotless. More of Buck Hill comes back every season. Come float the river, hike to the top, catch a trout and sit by the fire. Ask us anything; we live here.
Christopher Caudle
Owner, Buck Hill Campground
The river
The North Toe River runs along the front of the campground. Float it on a tube or a kayak on a summer afternoon, or wade in for trout: the river is stocked by the State Hatchery.
Out the door
Rebuilding
Hurricane Helene did real damage to Avery County and to Buck Hill in 2024. The Caudles have been rebuilding since: the cabins and the bath house are new, and more of the campground comes back every season.
Getting here
In a valley on the North Toe River in Avery County, North Carolina.