Camping near Jacksonville with horseback riding

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Jacksonville

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anthony

3 weeks ago

16 ft travel trailer

2 nights at Live Oaks Farm

Patrick was amazing and the site was awesome. Super nice host and very accommodating. WILL be back again.

3 nights at Live Oaks Farm

Great stay at Live Oaks Farm. We were provided with very detailed instructions on how to find the property which was helpful as we arrived after dark. Patrick met us upon arrival, helped guide us to the spot and even helped us hook up. The site was very quiet and peaceful, we had no issues at all. Plenty of space to walk pets, and there’s a frisbee golf course. Close drive to stores and the main highway. I would definitely stay here again.

2 nights at Live Oaks Farm

Beautiful property, lovely owners and so many things to do all with 15 minutes of the camp site. Definitely a 100% recommend

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Live Oaks Farm

5 sites · RVs, Tents7 acres · Holly Ridge, NC

Live Oaks Farm is a mini farm full of beautiful 200 year old live oak trees, willow trees, azaleas, other plants, and a pond. We are a great oasis right off of Topsail Island that gets coastal breezes and plenty of sunshine. We are a small growing farm with chickens, dwarf Nigerian goats, and ducks. We also offer a seasonal pumpkin patch and Christmas tree farm. You will usually see Patrick working around the property or in the wood workshop building furniture. His beautiful wife Brittany and their gorgeous kids Maddox and Everlee enjoying the outdoors as well.

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The Secret Sanctuary Farm

5 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents20 acres · Castle Hayne, NC

The Secret Sanctuary Farm is a co/op located on a portion of Prince George Creek that has a double Oxbow or hairpin turns in the creek. This unique feature prevented loggers from logging the property. As a result, there are many huge old-growth trees on the property as well as a variety of fauna and flora. A truly unique blend of farmland. Including an assortment of friendly animals to interact with. Woodland, wetlands, and a deep spring fed fresh water creek that connects to the Cape Fear River. This is a working farm. Please do not Open any gates to the animals. The fruits and vegetables on the farm are for the members of the farm. Eggs from our chickens will be provided for you to use for breakfast. If you happen to choose a campsite with a kitchen. There is a coffee pot and all cooking utensils. There are four permanent 4 shelters on the property. Composting toilets. Showers are still in the works. All of the shelters have their own composting toilets. Small propane heaters are available for each shelter. The first 1gallon bottle off propane is free with your stay. it will last 5-7 hrs. each additional bottles will cast $6.00 per bottle. There is also solar, powered lights, usb charging stations, fans, and air coolers. each Conestego hut has a locking front door to keep your belongings safe Campfires, hiking, canoeing and kayaking. Kayaks, canoes and lifejackets are available. All the Wilmington beaches are within 30 minutes.

Tar Kiln Camp

1 site · RV, Tent1 acre · Newport, NC

Camp with the Croatan National Forest in your backyard. Enjoy hiking, nature walks, and be just a few minutes away from the area beaches. After a day of fun you can enjoy a relaxing evening at your campsite with a campfire. This campsite is located in a quiet neighborhood outside of Newport, NC city limits.

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Croatan National Forest

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Camping near Jacksonville with horseback riding guide

Overview

Looking for a camping adventure near Jacksonville, North Carolina? Hipcamp has over 400 options for you to choose from, ensuring you'll find the perfect spot for your outdoor getaway. Whether you're a snow sports enthusiast, a whitewater paddler, or a horseback riding aficionado, there's a campsite tailored to your preferred activities and terrain. And with prices starting as low as $10 per night and an average price of $35 per night, camping has never been more affordable. Check out the top campsites in the area, like Double L Farms (122 reviews), JCO at Lee Baysden Pond (89 reviews), and Legacy Farms Leisure Area (80 reviews) for a truly memorable camping experience. Plus, enjoy popular amenities like toilets, showers, and pet-friendly sites. Get ready to embrace the great outdoors!