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Farm & Zoo Campground

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4 reviews

· Liberty, Alamance, North Carolina

60 acres hosted by Alison P.

1 RV/tent site · 1 RV site

Big rig-friendly

Spacious, level camping well-suited for travel trailers over 40 ft long.

Full RV hookups

Electrical, water, and sewage hookups are available at select sites.

Liberty Acres Campground & RV Park is located in Liberty, NC on a 60-acre Farm and Zoo, home to Horses and exotic animals, such as Zebras, Kangaroos, Monkeys, Lemurs, Foxes, Llamas, Alpacas and more. Reside in a field overlooking a pond with capybara, black swans and other waterfowl. The adjacent field is home to llamas. RV sites have 30 & 50 amp hook ups, a central dump station as well as individual connections at each site along with water connections and a dumpster on site. Swing-set and sandbox for the little ones and firepits on site.

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Liberty Acres Campsite no Hookups

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Vehicle site · Sleeps 4 · Vehicles under 60 ft

Site 1 is in a field overlooking a fenced pond with waterfowl and capybara. Adjoining field has llamas. Picnic table and small fire allowed.

RV/tent sites 1 site

RV/tent site · Sleeps 2 · Vehicles under 60 ft

Site is in a field overlooking a fenced pond with waterfowl and capybara. Adjoining field has llamas. Picnic table and small fire allowed. Full 30 and 50 amp hookups, water, septic at each site and dumpster on site.

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· May 2025

Llama Love - Great Visit!

23 ft travel trailer ·

RV Site with Hookups

My husband and I loved our visit to Liberty Acres RV Campground and Zoo. Owner Alison was a delightful and helpful. Eight sites with full hookups - water, sewer and electric. We had 30 amp for our 23-foot travel trailer located next to the llamas up the hill from the pond with 4 well spaced sites on a gravel pad with a picnic table surrounded by grass. The site was quiet and peaceful with amazing “Out of Africa” sounds at dawn & dusk. The llamas provided us endless company-fascination on both sides was mutual. Our golden retriever loved his new friends he could watch through the fence. He was very polite. No barking. Our cat watched the llamas and the friendly bluebirds through the window. The pond down the hill, past the other rv sites that were closer together, was lively with capybaras and geese. There was a gravel road leading to the campsite s, which were level. The road allowed us to walk our pup in a loop from our site to the pond and up the road back to our site. The zoo is farther up the road with lots of animals: brown zebras, ponies, kangaroos, monkeys, a sloth, tortoises, peacocks, emus and more. No dogs allowed in zoo. The zoo is only officially open on Saturday and Sunday to the public for $15 person, but Alison let us wander off hours when the gates were open and the zoo team was working. Several great white Pyrenees were keeping watch at the zoo and a 14-year-old grey weimaraner named Zoe was providing zoo tours. Tip: Get the WiFi code no Verizon service

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Erin H.

1 month on Hipcamp

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· May 2025

31 ft fifth wheel ·

RV Site with Hookups

Very quiet and peaceful setting with great places to walk. Alison was a great host. Will definitely be staying there again!

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Cindy M.

4 reviews

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