Many people recommended this campground as unique. I stayed here in my 23 ft motorhome. There are no water or electric hookups, as you probably already know. I was able to get a coveted spot alongside the dunes, closest to the ocean -- the campground had few campers. The insects were not as bad as I had read in reviews, but I did spray all my window screens with a spray containing DEET. At the end of July, it was very hot with few breezes, as the high dunes block most breezes in this open camp with no trees. The staff were very friendly and helpful, and the restrooms and showers were clean. Was not able to receive any TV channels, but AT&T data was ok, at 3 or 4 bars 4G. Be very careful in the ocean, as the waves are VERY strong and there is a steep drop into deep water. I saw only 3 people in the water, two wearing life vests, and another on a sea kayak. There is a separated bike path leading into the town of Ocracoke. I'd recommend a stroll around town and maybe dinner or lunch, otherwise, you've basically "done" the whole town in a few hours. There is a fish market on the water on the main street that sells fresh fish, shrimp, etc at reasonable prices - so you can take some seafood back to camp to cook yourself. The most special part of the trip was being able to take my RV on the ferry to the island. It's worth a day or two visit. read more