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What's New
Kid’s Temporary Tattoos – our safe,
non-toxic temporary tattoos are made with FDA certified colorants. They meet
safety standards for cosmetic and toy products, so they are safe for kids
and adults alike. Ask Ricky Jr. to schedule you for a session.
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GREAT INTERNET SAVINGS!
Save on camping cabins! Print out the Google map.
Stay in our cabins (not valid for playhouse) Monday thru Thursday and take %10% off the daily rental.
Bring Map!
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NEWS!
Gypsy Camping Cabins being built NOW!
Stay tuned to our website for our new gypsy Cabins! Or check out
www.gypsycamping.com .
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In 1981 Ted Kline purchased a tract of land at the end
of Catawba River road in Old Fort. This land had been used as a campground
and it was called Catawba Falls Family Campground since the 70's. Through
the years Richard Acrivos, Ted's son in law came by during vacations while
he was on active duty in the US Army. In 1991 Richard and Debbie
became partners with Ted and Peggy and in 1998 we decided to purchase
Catawba Falls Campground so Ted and Peggy could finally travel.
since 1998 Richard and Debbie have been active members of the Old Fort Chamber of Commerce, McDowell Chamber of
Commerce, Ruritan Club, VFW and volunteers at Davidson's Fort. Richard is
a retired Army First Sergeant. We have over 25 years of repeat customers and now the children of our
customers. Pictured below is our son Richard Jr, daughter Kim Combs
and her husband Parks our granddaughter Alyssa and of course the good lucking
ones are Rick and Debbie.
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October 29, 1982
Ted Kline finds campground.
December 15, 1982
Ted Kline buys campground from Frances McElrath a single woman.
September 10, 1990
Acrivos family purchases 1/2 interest in Campground
May 4, 1998
Acrivos family purchases full interest in Catawba Falls Campground
September 9 2004
Floods ravage our area, tent area destroyed.
June 5 2005
Disaster Loan enables us to start rebuilding.
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