
Riverfront Sites
Full-hookup sites directly on the bank of the Catawba, with a fire ring, picnic table and the water a few steps away.
Book this siteA riverside campground on the Catawba, forty minutes east of Asheville. Over 100 level sites — riverfront, pull-through and tent — with a beach area and a playground.
Ways to stay
Your mountain getaway starts with the perfect spot. Settle in, get comfortable, and enjoy the fresh air, peaceful surroundings, and laid-back atmosphere at Riverbreeze.

Full-hookup sites directly on the bank of the Catawba, with a fire ring, picnic table and the water a few steps away.
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Our roomiest non-riverfront sites — extra space, good tree cover and an easy walk to the beach area.
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Drive straight in, hook up and stay put. No backing, no fuss — built for a long travel day.
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Clean, level tent sites for traditional camping, plus buddy sites where two rigs park side by side.
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Our park
Riverbreeze sits on a wide bend of the Catawba in Marion, North Carolina. Mist on the water in the morning. The beach area full by noon. Somebody always fishing just downstream.
Sites here take everything from a forty-foot motorhome to a two-person tent, and every one of them is clean, level, and comes with a fire ring and a picnic table. The park stays quiet by design — golf carts and bikes on the trail, county police through the grounds, and not much else.
Not a resort. Not a parking lot. A well-run campground on a beautiful stretch of river.
Amenities
Comfortable camping, thoughtful amenities, and plenty of room to relax. Everything you need for a memorable stay in the North Carolina mountains.
Shallow, slow water right off the bank — the middle of the park all summer.
Water, sewer, electric and Wi-Fi at every short-term site.
At every single site. Not an upgrade, not an add-on.
A clean, well-kept bathhouse, plus laundry on site for longer stays.
For groups, reunions, and the afternoons when it rains.
Swings, slide and a climbing wall — shaded, and always busy.
Leashed dogs welcome throughout the park, riverbank included.
A scenic walking trail, wide enough for bikes and carts.
“Our family loved it! They have trails you can take golf carts down. They are right on the river and have a nice little beach like area that you can play in.”
Veronica GreeneGoogle review
“I have to say this is our new favorite campground! We were in site 8 on the river. They have a great beach area for water fun. Thank you Riverbreeze for making great memories for my grandchildren.”
Holly GlenGoogle review
“Clean level spots, nice fire ring and picnic table. And the kids loved the playground areas.”
S-WrightGoogle review
Explore
Marion sits at the doorstep of the Blue Ridge. Most of the best of western North Carolina is inside an hour.

The highest point east of the Mississippi is still open — but Helene changed the way you drive to it. Here’s the route that works.
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A 230-mile bikepacking route from Morganton to Brevard, linking seven breweries across western North Carolina. The start line is practically next door.
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Approximate drive times. Sections of the Blue Ridge Parkway are still closed for Helene repairs into late 2026.

Also at Riverbreeze
A fully enclosed, gated facility with wide aisles and spacious spots — easy to get in and out of, whatever you drive. Motorhomes, boats, fifth wheels, trailers, UTVs and horse trailers.
Long-term discounts available. Spots fill up, so ask to be added to the waiting list.
Stay in touch
An occasional email — openings, festival weekends, and when the good sites free up.
Riverfront sites, pull-throughs and tent sites — reserve online in under two minutes, or call and we’ll help you pick the right one.