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Tucker Lake RV Campground
"First, I'm not exactly sure why someone would complain about the roads being too narrow as if it were the owners' fault. Nevertheless, the roads here are fine and no more narrower than your usual roads, in fact, it's actually pretty easy to get in and out of compared to a lot of campgrounds I've stayed at. As for the rates, they are comparable to the rates of other campgrounds in the area, and cer"
Lake Myers RV & Camping Resort
"Just to let people know that they do not have a hundred amp service I do have a couple of 50 amp service most is 30 they're seasonal site for Primetime is from April to October 31st but they do offer campsites year-round the pools pools are open from Memorial Day till usually Labor day but this year they've had them open to almost the end of September because of the Heat I do recommend that you ma"
Lake Norman Motor Coach Resort
"Nice place, great views, nice people. A little pricey but worth it if you use the facilities"
Camp Clearwater
"Grew up at Camp Clearwater and now taking my own kids. I love it so much! "
Mi Mountain Campground
"Had a great time here! The rustic cabin was perfect for us and secluded. We will return for sure. "
Moonshine Creek Campground
"Awesome, peaceful, scenic campground, well located for exploring the Smoky's and Blue Ridge."
Lake Norman Motor Coach Resort
"We were looking for a place convenient to friends who live nearby. At 44 ft, we wouldn’t fit in most of their sites, but we did have a pull in with unobstructed views of the cove. Owners are terrific and greeted us several times a day by name. Used the kayaks and paddle boards and the cove water is clean and warm. We had a fully paved site and all roads are paved which cut down on road dust tremen"
Cross Winds Family Campground
"Nice spacious sites. Quiet campground. We were near the pool & nice shade too."
Lake Norman Motor Coach Resort
"We had a great time! Our site was awesome—it had a great lake view & the owners were very accommodating."
Camp Clearwater
"This place is a lot of fun. Great little Beach area and very friendly staff. One night the ice cream shop was closed but when they saw the nine of us walk up they reopened and took care of us without making us feel guilty. That's the kind of Staff they have there. The only two complaints I have is the sign at the front entrance is too small and you will pass it if you are not paying attention l"
Country Girl's RV Park
"Stayed the whole month of July. Really enjoyed it especially sitting out on the deck over the river and people flowing by on tubes or kayak. I would take my tube or kayak and float down the river and get out at the produce stand and have someone pick me up. The owner and staff were very nice and informative on what to do in the area. "
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North Carolina Campgrounds and RV Parks

From the Outer Banks to the Blue Ridge Mountains, the North Carolina RV parks and campgrounds have an entire world’s worth to experience and explore. This is a land of history, and of vibrant culture as well. There are hundreds of excellent RV sites to choose from across North Carolina, all with something different to offer visitors. So, hitch up the trailer and make plans to visit the Tar Heel State on your next RV adventure!

Many of North Carolina’s best RV parks are situated on or near the 300 miles of beach coastline. This is a well-known part of the country for fishing, and you can expect to have lots of fresh seafood options no matter where you go along the Carolina coast. The angler in your party will definitely want to hop on a charter boat and do some fishing in the Outer Banks, while the golfer in the group will want to hit the links at one of North Carolina’s best golf courses. Get outdoors at Croatan National Forest or nearby Hofmann Forest. The hunter in the pack can make good use of the many designated Game Lands that dot the coastal plains region of North Carolina. History buffs visiting coastal North Carolina in their RV or motorhome will want to check out the Battleship North Carolina, in Wilmington, NC.

The Research Triangle in the center of North Carolina is a quickly growing tech hub, with a vibrant economy following along with it. Some of the best Universities in North Carolina are located in or around the Raleigh, Durham, Wake Forest, and Chapel Hill communities. This area is also home to some pretty fantastic outdoor opportunities. Head up to Falls Lake and the Falls Lake State Recreation Area, where you can hike, bike or paddle these trails that stretch for miles. The Jordan Lake State Recreation Area is a popular summertime destination because it has a beach. Visitors are also welcome to make camp, go fishing, hiking, and birding in this popular spot for large raptor sightings. Further west, on your way to Charlotte is the Uwharrie National Forest, where travelers are encouraged to seek their own adventure across the park’s more than 50,000 acres of dense woodlands.

One of America’s most popular RV destinations is Asheville, North Carolina. And that makes a lot of very good sense when you take measure of everything this part of the state has to offer. The sand hill forests of the central Carolinas gradually give way to the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. Pisgah National Forest is dense with foliage and features fantastic mountain hiking and mountain biking, as well as several waterfalls. Dupont State Forest is one of the favorite natural destinations among Carolinians. Near the border with South Carolina, this land has some of the most breathtaking waterfalls in the entire country. Make your way into the Smoky Mountains and you’ll arrive in Asheville, and nearby resort towns like Cherokee, Maggie Valley, and Black Mountain. Be sure to make time to explore nearby gems like Nantahala National Forest, Cherokee National Forest, and of course, Great Smoky Mountains National Park.

Updated November 10, 2016.