Are there wheelchair accessible parts of the park? Thinking of camping with our RV in February and wondering if there are any areas of the park or surrounding areas with things for a person in a wheelchair to enjoy. Please and thank you.

Hi Sean. The best way to get park information is to call the park directly and speak with staff. All of the park's trails are natural surfaces which means loose rocks, roots, steps, and creek crossings. Most of the trails are therefore not safely accessible. The Moccasin Branch Campground does have two accessible sites, sites 22 and cabin 3. The Campground does fill up with reservations quickly so I would be aware and keep an eye on the reservation website. Wheelchairs can also access areas like the visitor center and Longleaf Loop Trail behind the visitor center (0.20 miles long), but that will be about it. Hope this information helps!

I think that the area we visited could be enjoyed by wheelchair. We only went on one trail, and a chair couldn't do the whole thing, but the beginning would be fine for sure. It looked as though there were other like trails, as well. Hope you enjoy your trip!