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Popular Campgrounds in Southeastern NC

Pack your camping supplies and let’s get ready to roast some marshmallows!!! Here are our Century 21 Sweyer approved campgrounds in Southeastern North Carolina.

The shoreline at Carolina Beach State Park

Carolina Beach State Park

1010 State Park Road, Carolina Beach NC 28428

Park open May through September from 7:00 am – 10:00 pm

Marina open May through September 8:00 am – 9:30 pm

Between camping, picnicking, and fishing, try the trails! Six miles of trails wind through a variety of distinct habitats at Carolina Beach State Park. Relatively flat and easy to walk, the trails offer an opportunity to observe the diversity of plant and animal life in the park. Bikes and horses are not allowed on the park trails.

 

Surf City Family Campground

2460 Island Drive, North Topsail Beach NC 28460

Reviews on Facebook say that the owners are extremely helpful and courteous, bathrooms are on-site, and this awesome beach-front location is quiet. “If you are a beach lover, then this is the place to be!” We couldn’t agree more.

Ocean Breeze Family Camping and RV Park

2717 Destiny Catilyn Avenue SW, Supply NC 28462

Low rates cover a family of 6, dad, mom and 4 children! For extra people, there will be a charge of $3 per night. There are lead-free water spigots on every site, no charges for trash disposal, 24-hour laundry and bath house, and only 1 mile from Holden Beach!

Kayaking at Hammocks Beach State Park

Hammocks Beach State Park

1572 Hammocks Beach Road, Swansboro, NC 28584

A crown jewel of the North Carolina coast and Hammocks Beach State Park is Bear Island—a three-mile-long, undeveloped barrier island accessible by the park’s passenger ferry, private ferry or by paddling a canoe or kayak.

 

Coastal Riverside Campground

216 Clark Lane, Beaufort NC 28516

Tent sites open April through October

Pets must be on a leash

Your search for a scenic, inexpensive RV site is over! Take a walk and fish at the 320 ft pier overlooking Wards Creek, or hop a ferry to the nearby Cape Lookout and its remote barrier islands. The owners are friendly and accommodating!

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