Mount Pisgah Live Cam

Pisgah Inn operates a 137 site campground located directly across the parkway from the main inn. Our campground is "primitive", that is, no hook ups at each site. However we do provide comfort stations with cold running water, bathrooms, 110V receptacles, sinks, and utility sinks. There are no showers or hot water. National Park Service rules and regulations apply in our campground. Pisgah Inn also operates a campstore and laundromat located adjacent to the campground. Food, beverages, and camping supplies are available for your convenience. The campground is divided into three loops. Loop C is designated for tents only while Loops A and B accommodate RV's of different sizes. There is a sanitary station and potable water fill station. Registration for the campground is handled through the main office of the Inn. The fee for camping is $12.00 per site for two persons. Holders of the golden age cards receive a 50% discount.

The Town of Canton has a full-time Recreational Director and operates from the Memorial Recreation Park on Penland Street. The Canton park offers a large, modern swimming pool; playground; picnic tables; large covered picnic tables for parties and homecomings, a covered outdoor stage used for programs, lighted tennis courts; and ball fields adjacent to the park. The River walkway (greenway) has become increasingly popular with citizens. Activities include "Pickin in the Park" during the summer months; a walking trail surrounding the park area; an annual Labor Day celebration; a festival of lights during the Christmas holiday season; and the annual, lighted, night Christmas Parade.

The Summer Program runs from June to August. "Pickin in the Park" is held every Friday night beginning in May and runs through Labor Day. Various bands and dance groups perform for the public on the covered outdoor stage at no charge to the public. Refreshments are available at the concession stand.

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We're easy to find off of Interstate 40, which runs right through Haywood County and connects to I-26 from the South Carolina coast; I-75 from the Midwest; U.S. 441 from Florida through Atlanta; I-81 from the Northeast; and I-95, which runs the entire length of the East Coast.