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Allie: Bright Star Farms was absolutely beautiful! Connie was incredibly hospitable and made s...
Annie: Loved waking up to the guinea hens and the beautiful view!! Melody was a great host and...
New Orchard Group Campsite
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Andrew: Beautiful views, wonderful hostess, cute chickens and hens.
Melody: Pitch your tent under the oaks looking out on the magnolia tree and the creek. This...
Amanda: Enjoy the serenity of listening to the crickets while gazing at the star lit sky. You...
David: Pull up your camper or pitch your tenant on our large 8+ acre waterfront slice of...
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Amanda: We really liked the cabin, there is actually power source there as well. The site could...
Teira: Pitch your tent next to our large gazebo and firepit. Electricity and water are easily...
David: A quiet place to camp with two small ponds a few roofed structures and a small cabin. ...
Keith: A private screened in porch that has a huge tent witch is pitched on a brand new super...
Gracie: Cavvietta Quarter Horse & Cattle Co. is 90+ acres of an equine enthusiasts perfect...
Simon: Being on a long biking tour, I have seen quite a few campsites. This is an interesting ...
Stella: Reset your biological clock by spending some time in nature. No cell phone signal!...
Kevin: Welcome to Oak Grove - a property with a 100 year old deconsecrated Episcopal church,...
Mike: Enjoy spending time on farm land surrounded by wetlands with a pond and thick woods...
Kristen: James was extremely hospitable and the area was lovely and quiet to pitch a tent. Cold ...
Paige: Martha and Shane were open, friendly, and the most gracious hosts. They went above and ...
Thomas: We offer a two bedroom private guest house with central heat and air, situated in a ...
Cory: At Animal Ed. ventures Sanctuary you can pitch a tent or bring a cot and sleep in the...
Bryan: Bring your tent and camp waterfront on the intercoastal waterway. Or we have a large...
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Learn more and join the movement to bring Open Data to your state today!You’re enamored with the ocean, while your boo is fanatic about the forest. So where in the world do you camp? Crisis averted: you can both gets your kicks at Croatan National Forest! The forest Read more...
You’re enamored with the ocean, while your boo is fanatic about the forest. So where in the world do you camp? Crisis averted: you can both gets your kicks at Croatan National Forest! The forest prides itself in being the only true coastal forest in the East, with 60,000 acres of pine forests, saltwater estuaries, bogs and raised wetlands called pocosins.
Bordered on three sides by tidal rivers and the Bogue Sound, the forest is defined by water, affording a wealth of of opportunities for aquatic recreation. Canoeing and fishing are popular on blackwater creeks and saltwater marshes. The diverse landscape is home to equally unusual plant and animal life, from plant-eating animals to meat-eating plants, keep your eyes peeled for deer, alligators, pitcherplants, and even Venus fly-traps!