Management is very accommodating and friendly. Amenities include clubhouse with clean restrooms,…read moretv, pool table and Wi-Fi. Campers also have access to a salt water pool and dog park. Only about a 10 minute drive from Swansboro and 1/4 mile from the ICW and public access boat ramp. Perfect for a quiet, relaxing and family friendly stay.

This is a basic campground with no frills. Nice green grass with lots of cool small frogs. Fire pit…read moreincluded and the pad to put the trailer is concrete. Sewer, water and electric. There is a pool. Crappy hours of 11-7 because it is not lit. Everyone else on the grounds were permanent residents. It does have a bath house, club house and small kitchen. We paid $25 a night. We went and toured Holiday TravL park, which is $80-$100 per night. Feel like for $25 we got what we paid for. There are no other amenities included. We would return here for the price, location, and basics.

This beach has become my favorite east coast beach. My family and I were here in late November thru…read moremid December and visited this beach almost everyday while we stayed at the Inns. The beach is a short drive from the Inns. The beach is very clean and the beach is beautiful to walk during low tide. During the weekdays we had the beach to ourselves for the most part. There are plenty of parking spaces during the winter time. The weekend definitely had more foot traffic but we had a weekend that was in the 70s. It was so lovely to walk up and down this beach. The sand is great for walking even with shoes on. I look forward to coming back during warmer months in the future. The views here are so calming and peaceful.

On the beach at Camp Lejeune two bath houses great for finding shark teeth, big ways for the family…read moreto play in

The park is primarily a barrier island with ferry service, though there are some onshore trails…read morethrough the forest and ample picnic space while you're waiting for the boat. The ferry is reasonably cheap and does not take advance reservations. They limit capacity on the way over, but obviously this does create a situation where passengers can build up by the end of the day, to which their solution appears to be to have the last scheduled ferry service double up if need be (they had at least two boats it seemed). The island has ample uninterrupted beach, which had plenty of sea life, including a sand dollar which I would more typically see farther south. There was a modest paved walk through the island to get to the beach, passing primitive campgrounds and some bathroom facilities on stilts. During my visit, they emphasized that the water available on the island was not drinkable; apparently they had to repair facilities after a hurricane and the intent was to produce drinkable running water, but there was still some unsolved technical issue. They cautioned us in advance to bring plenty of water, and there were working fountains on the mainland. Every island is different, and in this region, most of them are settled. The next really wild one heading north is Shackleford I think, and heading south would be Masonboro (which I haven't found practical to get to). The atmosphere here is worth preserving.

Really nice park. Nice trails. Well maintained infrastructure. Top notch campground with very…read morenice bathrooms. This is a good place to check out.

We stayed a week, October 2020. Great site. Pull through, level and grass. Our dog loved the…read moregrass. Paved roads throughout. Very peaceful at night. Would def return. Camped in 40' Class A w/4 slides. Towing pickup.

This place has its ups and downs but overall I am giving it an okay rating. After Encore Resorts…read morebought over this place they cut many enjoyable aspects of the RV Park. You now have to pull your own trailer out instead of having someone do so with a tractor. You now also have to take your own trash to the dumpster. Overall though they have a nice pool and amphitheater with a dock for fishing!

We had such a wonderful trip and although rained out, the sounds of the ocean were so nice. They…read morehad a huge pig pick in' and bbq, kind customer service and very responsive to messages for check-in. They were very dog friendly. You were so engaging and friendly too. We felt very welcomed like a community. Thank you so much.

Great campground! Looking forward to coming back in the fall. Friendly staff. Beautiful little…read moreisland.

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.

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.

We had a permanent travel trailer there several years back. Loved it. Great location, weekend…read moreentertainment and on the water. Had great fun on our decorated golf cart.

Goose Creek was perfect for what we needed! We called last minute just needing somewhere to set up…read morea tent for the night before heading onto Atlantic beach in the morning. They were open late enough that we could get there in time and it had just the basic space and a bathroom nearby available. Had we been staying longer we would have needed somewhere to possibly build a fire or do some grilling (of which we didn't see any), but for what we needed it worked great- and you couldn't beat the view waking up the next morning!

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

We stayed 4 nights at Seahaven RV Park and had such a wonderful time…read more Everyone we met was so incredibly nice and accommodating. The manager (owner?) Amanda was so incredibly sweet every time we talked to her. They have light but sturdy picnic tables at each lot that you can easily move around as needed and the same with the fire/grill rings. We cooked steaks on the grill ring and they turned out great. We loved meeting people inside the dog-park as well. Lots of really cool dogs get in there and run and play. We'll definitely be back.

We are long term residents. We Like the park, like the…read morepeople here too. Camp Host is a rock star. It seems that the owners of this place has done what North Carolina has become so famous for. It's called the nickel and dime shuffle. Plan on being charged a service fee when you get here. 10.00 processing fee for most transactions you make. You would think that with all the extra fees they charge your site wouldn't flood, one heavy rain and you'er are in a Sneads Ferry lake. On to the three stars. The site isn't secured. people drive through the camp ground all night long. the Boat ramp is suppose to be private but it's not. Charter boat captains use and abuse the boat ramp at an astonishing rate. On Holidays locals use the( AKA Private) boat ramp which means they come through the camp ground. The Air B&B is another practice some were uncomfortable with. Temporary people passing in an out of the area on a nightly bases is unsettling. I under stand this is a camp ground a transient place, but its not secure and anyone can come in an out of the area at any time of the night.