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Cliffs of the Neuse State Park
The carved, chiseled cliffs formed when a fault in the earth's crust shifted millions of years ago.
Just 11 miles southeast of Goldsboro lies a centuries-old Wayne County landmark. Explore the park from hiking trails along the impressive cliffs overlooking the Neuse River. Oaks and dogwoods line the path, framing river views in Spanish moss.
Begin your exploration at the visitor center. Museum-quality exhibits showcase the fascinating history of the region. Head to the 11-acre man-made swimming lake for a refreshing dip. You'll find an inviting sandy beach and a diving platform.
Five hiking trails explore the riverside forests. Some lead you to stellar fishing spots on the banks of the Neuse. The river is home to bluegill, largemouth bass, and several catfish species. A spacious, shaded picnic area near the lake has 30 picnic tables and 10 grills.
Year-round camping options include a family campground, 12 site
Just 11 miles southeast of Goldsboro lies a centuries-old Wayne County landmark. Explore the park from hiking trails along the impressive cliffs overlooking the Neuse River. Oaks and dogwoods line the path, framing river views in Spanish moss.
Begin your exploration at the visitor center. Museum-quality exhibits showcase the fascinating history of the region. Head to the 11-acre man-made swimming lake for a refreshing dip. You'll find an inviting sandy beach and a diving platform.
Five hiking trails explore the riverside forests. Some lead you to stellar fishing spots on the banks of the Neuse. The river is home to bluegill, largemouth bass, and several catfish species. A spacious, shaded picnic area near the lake has 30 picnic tables and 10 grills.
Year-round camping options include a family campground, 12 sites with electricity and 18 standard campsites. Neuse also offers three camper cabins with interior electricity and potable water outside.
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1 campground in Cliffs of the Neuse State Park
With plenty of hiking trails and a beautiful swimming lake, we have a feeling your friends will give you mad props if you book a place to stay at Cliffs on the Neuse Campground. This plush spot has the perfect watering hole with a concession stand to fuel your munchies, and is only a short walk away from the Neuse River for expert and hobby fisher Read more...
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