Giant, old oaks draped in Spanish moss welcome you to this special world where broad, lazy Goose Creek joins the Pamlico River. A primitive camping …See more
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Jun 22, 2024
When we first drove into the grounds of the campground, we were a bit confused. There were cut trees laying on the ground, and really no trees for shade. There was overgrown plants everywhere. The ca… Full review by valhays
Jul 13, 2023
The only reason you didn’t get 5 stars is because the website is VERY misleading it doesn’t tell the guests that the beach parking lot is 2 miles down the road and that the beach is another 1 mile wa… Full review by 446pattih
Sep 23, 2022
Very spacious rv full hookup spaces, brand new facilities and exceptional bathrooms, hot showers...the bathrooms have vaulted sealed pine ceiling, marble like counters, beautiful tile...very nice..… Full review by 62sonyap
Can you all terrain bike or what we call mountain biking?
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There is a nice layout of unpaved trails but very flat terrain. The park map shows those trails bring bug spray and a snack. Nice water views and places to enjoy lunch. The Bicycle Post …
There is a nice layout of unpaved trails but very flat terrain. The park map shows those trails bring bug spray and a snack. Nice water views and places to enjoy lunch. The Bicycle Post shop in Greenville owns and maintains a series of trails about 8 miles from town that mountain bike riders characterize as "very technical and challenging." Register at the shop and enjoy.
Yes. Both creek paddling and large open water out on the river. No rentals onsite but Liane at Inner Banks outfitters in Washington has boats. She also offers full moon paddles …
Yes. Both creek paddling and large open water out on the river. No rentals onsite but Liane at Inner Banks outfitters in Washington has boats. She also offers full moon paddles etc. (252) 975-3006
I saw on the map that the family camping areas were right on the river but it wasn't the designated swimming area. It looked like that was over by where the group camp sites are.... does anyone know if we can swim where the primitive family campsites are or do we have to walk all the way over the another part of the park?
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The water and sewer system at Bear Island requires replacement. Federal health and safety laws mandate that potable water and restrooms are provided for both staff …
The water and sewer system at Bear Island requires replacement. Federal health and safety laws mandate that potable water and restrooms are provided for both staff and visitors at the...
Jun 22, 2024
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