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HorsePower Camp & Treefort

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· Morganton, Burke, North Carolina

80 acres hosted by Kaila S.

20 RV/tent sites

Learn more about this land: HorsePower Camp and Treefort - Family fun located in the Foothills of Western North Carolina, with wooded trails, Mountain views and creek swimming beach. We provide modern amenities, natural and rustic camping with riding experiences for all ages. Luxury Camping with our Treefort Camp Site, Primitive Tent Camping or RV Hookup site. We offer Polaris Adventures RZR Rentals or Bring your toys and hit the trails, dirt track, infield course, hill climbs and mud bogs. We have a creek with a sandy beach for shallow swimming, assorted snacks and drinks(weekends). Bathrooms and showers. We are conveniently located a little over an hour from both Charlotte and Asheville on HWY 64 just a few miles out of Morganton off I-40 and the perfect headquarters for Foothills sightseeing. We have a variety of camping settings from private and shaded tent sites with mountain views, flat paved areas for large RVs with trees, large sites for groups. Camping sites are large and located throughout the property and can accommodate larger groups but the pricing includes 1 tent/rv and 4 people, additional tents/people will also be charged the nightly camping fee. Open Ride Pass (release waiver) available for $20 adults and $10 kids and are good for the length of the camping stay (or Fri-Sun of that week whichever is longer). Campsites 1-11 are reserved spots and campsites 12-20 are distributed camping ,where you can pick an area yourself. We are flexible with adjusting sites as needed and available at arrival.

Activities

Fishing

Hiking

Off-roading (OHV)

Swimming

Natural features

Beach

Forest

River, stream, or creek

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7 ratings · 4 reviews

Jessica H.

April 25, 2024

Site 19 - HorsePower Park

Prior to booking, I messaged the owner to clarify the horseback riding passes. I only needed 1 night but was considering 2 if we could horseback ride the morning before departure. Two messages went unanswered. Needing to solidify a plan, I booked the 2 nights. A few days later, I noticed the call owner feature and called to ask about check in times. She was very friendly and flexible to check in times but clarified that there is no horseback riding. Upon arrival, I couldn't see anything in the dark and there were no signs designating where to go or to camp. The husband arrives on scene in a side by side and guided me to a spot with power hook up, showed me where the bathrooms are located, and asked if needed anything. Very friendly. Loved waking to wide open field. This property is a a sports track for dirt bikes and 4 wheelers. But, without horseback riding, I'm a solo mama bear and had no reason to pay for 2 nights. Actually, I could've just camped at Walmart for one night and saved my ~$60 for food and gas. I text the owner that I was leaving instead of the second night. No response or offer to refund yet.

David B.recommends

April 16, 2024

Site 5 - HorsePower Park

Kids loved it

Nice riding, not too crowded. Could’ve used a fire pit but we made do.

Rebecca H.recommends

October 23, 2023

Site 5 - HorsePower Park

We camped for the night and rented a RZR for 4 hours and had an incredible time. The hosts were very pleasant. Would definitely recommend we had a great experience!

Haley G.recommends

October 18, 2020

HorsePower Park

Amazing!!!

It was amazing! Trails were great, quite wet but that was expected since it recently rained like 5 inches. All of the trails were plenty wide for even our big bear atvs, some places were even big enough for peoples jeeps. There were different spots for all skill levels. From swamps to climbing spots, from mud to pretty easy driving. Everyone in our group had an amazing time. The track and all the jumps were a great warm up for the kids. The hosts were so amazingly nice and helpful. They had everything we needed from air pumps to pressure washers. If we asked a question they didn’t hesitate to do their best to help us out. The bathrooms could use some work and the camp site we chose ended up having quite a bit of hard wood like knobs sticking up. We just moved the tent and pulled up the really bad ones to protect our air mattresses though. Wasn’t a big deal at all. Just wanted to warn others that they might want tarps/extra blankets to go under an air mattress. (Like they poked two holes in the bottom of our tent) Loved how family oriented the place was and the scenery was beautiful. Skies full of stars at night time and Mountain View’s in some areas. We can’t comment too much on the swimming because it was too cold. However we did ride down to the beach and it looked nice! We def want to come back when it’s warm and try the river out. We bet they could even do a small tubing thing if they wanted to. We did not try or ask about the fishing, we just weren’t there long enough this time. Can’t wait to go back! Though it probably won’t be till the spring for us since it’s getting so cold at night now and we live over 2 hours away. Really hope to be able to see this place grow and do great business. Will 100% recommend to friends and family.

Location

Morganton, Burke, North Carolina, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of S’atsoyaha (Yuchi) and Mánu: Yį Įsuwą (Catawba) First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking