Camping near B. Everett Jordan Lake
You'll find several good camping areas around B Everett Jordan Lake in North Carolina where water activities and wooded sites draw campers. Poplar Point Campground has sites spread across rolling hills with trees that create good shade between spots. Holly Point Campground includes both a boat ramp and a swimming beach, which works well for campers who want to spend time on the water. The roads to these campgrounds are in good shape, making them easy to reach even with larger vehicles. You should make reservations ahead of time, particularly in summer months when these places often fill completely. Planning at least a few weeks ahead helps you get the sites you want. During dry weather, the area sometimes has fire bans, so check the current rules before your trip. The campgrounds limit stays to 14 days to keep spots available for everyone. While you don't usually need special permits to camp here, it's worth calling the park office to confirm. Many campers take day trips to the Blue Ridge Mountains or parts of the Appalachian Trail, both within driving distance. B Everett Jordan Lake works well for both quick weekend trips and longer vacations.
