Forest glamping near Leland

A diverse landscape made up of forests and waterways creates idyllic camping near Leland.

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Public campgrounds near Leland

Relaxing during sunset in an Eno hammock at the group campsite off of the swamp trail.

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Carolina Beach Campground

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Lake Waccamaw Campground

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Stories from the community

richard

2 weeks ago

With pets

Weekend Trip to The Mill Creek Spread

We were met by the owner and her dog. The dog kept us company and escorted us out. lol in all seriousness, very quiet and peaceful. If you absolutely have to have wifi you better bring it. We were content in the quiet. We will be back

Ryan

May 2025

3 nights at The Mill Creek Spread

Was able to add days and extend trip and was happy to be able to enjoy it a bit longer. Short drive if need to get to stores or a beach. Everything was great. Would recommend.

Ryan

May 2025

6 nights at The Mill Creek Spread

Just what I needed. Calm and relaxing. RV did the trick. Had everything I needed. Cool area to walk around. Nice breeze. Patricia was excellent with quick responses to any questions I had and the dog Vader is a champion. Easy drive to Leland anytime I needed anything. Did notice some really cool tent spots on the property as well. Would definitely recommend to friends.

Aoife

April 2025

Weekend Trip to The Secret Sanctuary Farm

James and Sola are two very amazing and intelligent people who have an obvious passion for what they do and have here. My husband and I had a very wonderful stay, we learned so much about bees, the different flora and fauna around, and were made to feel welcome and at home. At one point in our trip, my husband and I decided to try kayaking for the first time, and I got very spooked. After that, James took us out, taught us what we needed to know, showed us around the creek, and made us feel safer and more comfortable on the kayaks. We were also taught about some awesome fishing tricks and tips from Sola, and now know how to catch and eel! The trip was so much more than just a stay in someone’s cabin. It was a peaceful, welcoming, educational and spiritual space where we had a great time. For anyone considering the Secret Sanctuary, I 1000/10 recommend here.

Weekend Trip to The Mill Creek Spread

Patricia’s land is beautiful. The campsites are woodsy and private. The Sundance RV we stayed in was comfy and well supplied. Patricia generously donated a couple of items we forgot. Also, we were able to have a few friends join us for fun around the campfire one night. We really enjoyed the trails for walking our dog, who was welcomed by Patricia and her dog, Vader.

Kelly

January 2025

2 nights at The Mill Creek Spread

We didn’t get to stay the whole time due to me getting called into work, but it was cozy and quiet and that’s what we needed. My dog got to interact with some other dog friends and that was cool and the farm fresh eggs were an added bonus. We would definitely come back probably more in the summer when it’s not as cold and there’s more to do.

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Nearby parks

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Peace this Day at Carolina Beach State Park

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Carolina Beach State Park

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Lake Waccamaw State Park

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Happy farmer sitting in a truck in a grassy field

Forest glamping near Leland guide

Overview

If you're looking for a stylish and comfortable camping experience surrounded by lush forest, look no further than Hipcamp. With over 140 available options near Leland, North Carolina that offer glamping accommodations and a forest terrain, you're sure to find the perfect fit for your next adventure. Top campsites like Thompson Farm at Brickyard Pl (92 reviews), JCO at Lee Baysden Pond (89 reviews), and Legacy Farms Leisure Area (80 reviews) have been raved about by fellow campers. Enjoy popular amenities like campfires, pets, and toilets, and explore popular activities like wind sports, snow sports, and paddling. Prices range from as low as $20 to an average of $45 per night, so start planning your next glamping getaway today!