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Eno River State Park
Let the 1-mile-loop Cole Mill Trail restore sanity on busy days. It's an easy hike along the river.
A quick 10 miles from the city of Durham, this park offers refreshing natural beauty. Visitors find river bluffs covered with flowering shrubs and pleasant green forests.
Five access points and 28 miles of trails lead you into the heart of nature. Two picnic areas welcome locals seeking a quick escape from Durham and Orange Counties.
The Eno River’s waters roll past historic mill sites and across fords used by early settlers. The swift, shallow stream is ideal for fly-fishing and wading. Largemouth bass, bluegill, redbreast sunfish and Roanoke bass abound. Canoeing and kayaking after a good rain ensures class I, II and III rapids.
Find solitude and peace under starry skies with an overnight stay. The park offers backcountry camping at the Fews Ford and Cole Mill accesses. Be prepared to hike into your site carry
A quick 10 miles from the city of Durham, this park offers refreshing natural beauty. Visitors find river bluffs covered with flowering shrubs and pleasant green forests.
Five access points and 28 miles of trails lead you into the heart of nature. Two picnic areas welcome locals seeking a quick escape from Durham and Orange Counties.
The Eno River’s waters roll past historic mill sites and across fords used by early settlers. The swift, shallow stream is ideal for fly-fishing and wading. Largemouth bass, bluegill, redbreast sunfish and Roanoke bass abound. Canoeing and kayaking after a good rain ensures class I, II and III rapids.
Find solitude and peace under starry skies with an overnight stay. The park offers backcountry camping at the Fews Ford and Cole Mill accesses. Be prepared to hike into your site carrying all of your supplies. There is no potable water source at the sites.
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1 campground in Eno River State Park
Eno River Campground has all the advantages of an outdoor getaway with all the convenience of being near several major towns. Launch a canoe or kayak to explore the deep forests of the Eno, or hike through the hardwood forest as you listen to water rush over the limestone. Whether you're interested in high-tailing it to Chapel Hill, Durham, or Hil Read more...
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