Was driving through the area and yelp said this was the only campground on the sound. All of the…read moreothers had closed. This isnt a camp ground, its an RV park, though the signs say otherwise. I arrived late on Saturday after the office had closed, the instructions at the office say to pick a spot and check in and pay in the morning. Their camper bathrooms were locked and unable to be used. Had to walk to the pier to use the toilet. In the morning when I went to pay, I was rudely told that I was not allowed to camp here, that they had stopped allowing that over a year ago. Its also 50 dollars for the night for just a small backpacking tent. Place feels wrong. Its a beautiful site and quiet though.

Nice little find on the Emerald Isle. Bill the manager runs the place well…read more Easy access to the beach. Stores and restaurants within easy walking distance.

I travel full time in my little RV so I am always looking for new places to stay between…read morevolunteering as a campground host at some places. I decided to give Cedar Point a try because it is close to Camp Lejeune Marine base. I like being near military bases for use of their facilities. I know it was off season, so the natural beauty would be waning. Still, the facility is disappointing. The sites are nice and well spaced, but the place is tired and worn. They do have electricity available but no water at the sites. There is a dump station in the campground. The bathhouse is terrible. The showers are old and unheated. The shower is not inviting and I couldn't get hot water to ever show up. Just a push button so no way to control temperature. The men's urinal is out of order. I will say that the place is very clean but that is the only positive aspect of the shower. There is a short hiking trail within walking distance of the campground that runs along the marsh. It's also well used but pretty, even in December.

My husband and I stayed at this USDA Forest Service campground for one night in mid-March, 2025. We…read morewere "walk-ins" without a prior reservation, but we were able to secure one of the "first come" sites, paying to the campground host. You can also make reservations through recreation.gov. We paid $17 for a site with electric and water hookups with my husband's NPS lifetime Senior pass. It's a relatively small campground with all sites in one loop. Pros. *well-priced for a site with electricity and water. *sites are very large, with long-g-g driveways to accommodate large RVs. *each site had a fire ring and picnic table. *good restrooms and showers for paying guests. *friendly and helpful camp host. *clean, with a feeling of being in nature with frolicking squirrels. Cons. While the camp guests were quiet, given its location, the campground itself wasn't. There was quite a lot of air traffic noise from nearby military installations (Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point; US Coast Guard), as well as some traffic noise from a few streets over. Nonetheless, we would stay here again if in the area.

This is a quaint, quiet RV park located in Moorehead City, NC. This campground is very well…read moremaintained, clean and restful. It looks like they have been upgrading all their infrastructure so the utilities are up-to-date and are working. They are not quite finished with all the new cable lines but it looks like that will be done shortly. The wifi is limited to just around the office area so don't expect any around the sites. Great cell coverage for both AT&T and TMobile since it is close to town. Some of the sites are long time leased so there is a nice "neighbor" base of people there. Located very close to an IGA grocery store and Walmart is about 5-10 mins away. We will definitely be back!

Beautiful, quiet campground. Very clean and inviting. Great friendly staff. Great location with…read morelots of nearby things to see and do. Highly recommend

Very very affordable, clean, beautiful, and green. Clear view of the marsh especially at sunset. We…read morewill be back. Also be sure to meet the camp ground host, perhaps the sweetest person alive!

I wouldnt recommed the trails due to the fact that there is so many flies and they actually follow…read moreyou unless u run or are on a bike to get away fast! The trails are also overgrown and Very uncomfortable! watch out for tics too! I've been to so many trails around NC and this one is by far the worst in my honest opinion

We tent camped at White Oak River Campground this past weekend. The places has its pros and cons…read morebut for me the cons outweighed the pros so we won't be going back. Cons first so I can end on a good note: CONS - The campground is REALLY close to the highway and an overpass. You will hear the cars all night long if you are tent camping. All.Night.Long. We didn't sleep very well; I would say not at all but we doze off a few times. (5 people in our group, 1 person said they slept ok. That same person drank more than anyone else - pack a pint of Beam and you may sleep too!). - There are 1, maybe two full time campers with what appears to be full time residents. They PARTIED hard, loud music until 3-4 am. Totally unacceptable for the campground manager to allow this, and to be a part of it. Yep, he partied with them; we think he lives right behind the office in a camper too. PROS - Now for the good stuff: - There's a wonderful stream/river that runs along the campground; we got a spot on the turn which we really liked. - There are several lakes that are awesome! I taught my wife to cast a fly and there are no/few trees around so she was able to not get snagged up and she really enjoyed it. My daughter lost a nice bass in the lake nearest the camping area. We saw 4 other nice bass caught on worms. Bait can be bought south of the campground a mile or so on the left. - It is pet friendly; we bought our dogs and enjoyed walking the grounds with them. - Bathrooms are pretty clean and have showers. If you are looking for a quiet spot to chill and sleep well, this may not be the best choice. They'll never be able to fix the road noise, but if they can get the mgmt under control and address the noise at night it would be a 4 star place.

Stayed weekend at this campground. Mike is a great person and was extremely helpful to us…read morenewbie's. We arrived after dark and Mike lit up the site with his four Wheeler and helped us get backed in. We enjoyed our stay and will definitely return someday. Nice walking trail. Thanks Mike for a pleasant stay.

Owners are very kind and helpful. Campground is very clean, the pond is stocked with a ton of fish,…read morethe rules are pretty reasonable too. Grocery stores and surrounding stores are a close and easy drive.

Stay away from Dogwood Family Campground. I was recently there for almost 3 weeks. First the…read moregood, its a new campground well laid out, gravel everywhere, owners are friendly. But that is about it for the good. Now for the bad. Their wifi is spotty at best, i believe this is due to the proximity to the radar at Cherry Point Air Station. But also i had extremely poor cell phone communications the entire time at Dogwood, and on Christmas day i had to leave my camper, leave the campground and go down the road closer to newport to be able to have a cell call with my daughter. Also i have cancer and find out that my doctors have been calling me but i was not receiving cell calls. I have AT&T as my carrier, but i went into the office to complain and they said they are aware of the problem, with only saying try wifi calling. Also if the internet is key to ur stay, they have a firewall setup that rejects websites and even google searches, so if internet, wifi, and cell reception are important to u, then stay away from Dogwood. Also the location is by a curve n people go really fast there so pulling out onto lake road can be challenging and dangerous. Next the garbage dumpster is at the back of the campground, n not really walking distance. Finally there is no bath house on the campground which was a shock as almist all campgrounds have their own bathroom house. This affected myself as my shower in my rv was not working. So all in all i was very disappointed.

This new hotel is a historic property that has been lovingly redone. It is in Beaufort and very…read moreclose to Morehead City. It is well-appointed and the mattress is comfortable. Our floors are original. There is a wet bar, high- end refrigerator, desk and chair. There are outside sitting areas. Highly recommend!

The space itself was beautiful and clean (minus the dead roach on the floor). Unfortunately, the…read moreroad noise from the nearby highway was unbearable. It was so loud and constant that I couldn't sleep and ultimately had to leave in the middle of the night to check into a hotel.

Nice relaxing tour of the bay. Didn't get to see any Carrot Island wild horses though, so I was a…read morelittle disappointed. Easy to make reservations, but its not guaranteed to go unless they have enough people. The boat is huge and accommodates a lot of people. Bathrooms were clean, snacks available, plenty of historic information. It's good for tourists, a nice relaxing ride.

Maybe we were lucky! We saw the wild horses plus a 6 month old foal with its mother and a junior…read morehorse about 2 years old. Our tour guide was very knowledgeable and lead us to the wild horses. Well worth the trip! Jeannie, our guide was very helpful and the ferry captain shared a bit of the history of the port as we ferried out to Shackleford Bank.