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Several RV parks surround Greenville, North Carolina with varying amenities and site configurations. Twin Lakes Resort in Chocowinity offers full hookup sites with electric, water, and sewer connections year-round. Whispering Oaks RV Resort provides big-rig friendly pull-through sites with 30/50-amp service. Treeside RV Park features 51 sites with electric hookups, including both 50-amp and 30-amp options. The sites at Dixon Landing RV Resort include 40 pull-through spaces with gravel pads that may require leveling blocks. "Sites are level and the water and power were well maintained, clean and easy to access. The sewer hook-up, on the other hand was not ideal, as the pipe was nearly touching the leg of our neighbor's picnic table," noted one visitor.
Most RV parks in the area remain open year-round, though availability tightens during fall and winter months when snowbirds travel through the region. Cell service varies significantly between locations, with Treeside offering strong coverage while Dixon Landing reports limited connectivity except for AT&T users. Dump stations are available at most parks, though some smaller facilities like Contentnea Creekside RV Park provide this service without other amenities. Pet policies generally allow dogs with standard restrictions, and many parks feature fenced dog areas. According to one camper, "There are large open areas to walk the pups and a decent sized dog run so they can get exercise." Propane service is limited, with only Twin Lakes and The Lakes RV Resort offering on-site refills.
"Liked our stay so much we became seasonal renters now on our third summer! Has everything you need. Small lakes, canals, access to bay to outer banks."
"There is a little store where you can buy drinks and snacks & don’t forget ice cream!There is a game room, a swimming pool and lots of space for walking or riding bikes."
"We loved this spot for a respite during our travels North…Close to the coastal town of Washington…"
"It’s quiet and peaceful with a small pond to fish in. There’s a Blue Herron that hangs out by the pond you can see everyday. There are beautiful deer that come out at dusk to eat with their babies."
"Clean, safe, affordable rv park that offers long term options. The pond is beautiful and serene with the fountains. Best campground around the Williamston area"
from $500 - $550 / night
Check Availability"This is a very secluded campground right on the wide Goose Creek/Neuse River, with access to the ocean varying from 25-50 miles. "
"Just far enough away from the noise but close enough to be convenient to everything. Groceries and restaurants, gas and history all within a short drive."
from $60 - $90 / night
Check Availability"Clean, quiet, & safe camp ground. Near grocery stores & & places to eat."
"Clean quiet family vacation area. Good food around shopping center also water around the area for swimming. Mary"
"I was contacted by this campground to perform live music (solo acoustic show). This was my introduction to the campground. I was very surprised at how nice it was."
from $49 - $99 / night
Check Availability"Been staying here for a few years now, and very quiet and secluded. Sites are good size."
"Goose Creek State Park campground is one of the newer state parks in North Carolina. The RV part of the park has a great layout with large sites."
"I have a personal pull to Goose Creek State Park as it was once my family’s land going back generations and generations."
from $17 - $75 / night
Check Availability"Such a quiet and safe place to stay! Just minutes from town!"
GuideSmall camp well kept trail around the lake with multiple docks. Sites some are small van size only (#8)others can accommodate 20-30 foot rigs. Bathhouses close could use a paint job and a little better cleaning but acceptable
TravelerMe and my family love camping, we try to go 15 to 20 times a year, we have been patronizing a very reputable campground for the last 15 years, due to management issues, we decided to seek out other campgrounds. We found magnolia lane and tried it for one weekend. Fell in love with it. Very peaceful. Very friendly and everything in the campground is what met our standards, we have now made magnolia Lanes are permanent campsite. We try to come here every chance we get! We enjoy the natural scenery, swim in the lake, and enjoy the friendly atmosphere of campers and management. We don't slander this campground due to the extent of they are a family-owned campground. They are small but they do everything they possibly can to make you feel at home. The rates are amazing compared to other campgrounds, the only thing that I wish for is that I was retired and can come every single weekend. Other than that, there's nothing else I could ask for and everything is spot on. Thank you magnolia campgrounds for what you do for us as a family, and what you put forth to make us feel at home!
ScoutMy first experience with Dyrt. Did instant book. Day before arrival I still had not received full details. I emailed the contact info listed. Day of I called the contact phone number to get check in time, site number, etc. He answered (Rich). Very nice man. Said they sold the farm over a year ago. There was no campsite. I have been emailing and messaging Dyrt with no response regarding a refund. Do not instant book.
TravelerI am spending 10 days here they have wonderful amenities it is very clean very beautiful very quiet has a boat ramp right on the river I would recommend it to anybody
TravelerGreat fishing spot we really enjoyed our stay the management team went out of there way to help us even in the late hours as we spur of the moment rented a spot here.
ScoutClean and well-maintained. It has a small lake with a swimming beach and some nice walking trails. Great for the crowd that is interested in the more natural style of camping as opposed to places like KOA.
ScoutWe have been several times last year and once this year. Definitely intend to go back. We love the shade and the lake for swimming and kayaking. Last time we went, the kayaks had been left in the lake and were upside down. After speaking with the owners, they came within an hour or two and use their boat to pull the kayaks and paddle boats back to shore. Love the fact I can do laundry before I leave so I don’t have that to do once I get back home. It is Coin operated. Family oriented and quiet.
ScoutThis is a great little quiet getaway campground! Peaceful yet close to grocery stores, shopping and the beach! There’s a water hole for swimming and kayaking. Check in is easy and owners live close by and are quick to respond to any issues. This is a plus for us!! Lots of shaded lots too!
ScoutBeautifully kept park with a great jungle gym (12 year old approved!) sweet donkeys, a CLEAN dog park, the pool was not crowded at all despite beautiful weather.
The only downsides are most of the spots are full sun, and it’s directly in view of the highway.
Camping options near Greenville, North Carolina span across both coastal and inland areas, with elevations ranging from sea level to around 150 feet. The region experiences humid subtropical climate with hot summers reaching 90°F and mild winters rarely dropping below 30°F. Most campgrounds in the area sit along waterways including the Pamlico River, Goose Creek, and Neuse River, offering water access but requiring careful planning during hurricane season from June to November.
Fishing opportunities: Several campgrounds offer direct access to stocked ponds and rivers. At Twin Lakes Resort, campers can fish in small lakes and canals with access to the bay leading to the Outer Banks. As Charles L. notes, "Has everything you need. Small lakes, canals, access to bay to outer banks."
Water activities: The region's numerous waterways provide excellent kayaking options. At Dixon Landing RV Resort, guests can launch kayaks directly into Goose Creek from the property. "You can put your kayaks in and paddle the creek," shares Rhonda S., who also appreciated the "fish jumping, quiet and relaxing" environment.
Wildlife viewing: Campers frequently spot local wildlife throughout the area. At Whispering Oaks RV Resort, Terry S. observed that "There's a Blue Herron that hangs out by the pond you can see everyday. There are beautiful deer that come out at dusk to eat with their babies."
Clean facilities: Many campers highlight the quality of bathrooms and shower facilities. At Goose Creek State Park Campground, Wayne T. appreciated the overall maintenance: "Such a nice and clean campground! The sites are pretty big so you can move around easily."
Water views: Riverside and lakefront sites rank highly among visitor preferences. Sara M. at Dixon Landing RV Resort enjoyed "waking up to sunrise glinting off the wide river in every window, fishing from the banks, land and sea wildlife, gorgeous sunsets over the river, and hearing whip-or-wills serenade after sunset."
Spacious sites: Many campgrounds offer generously sized sites with good separation. According to Sara M., Dixon Landing sites are "long, very wide (you have to actually walk over to talk to neighbors) and mostly level side-to-side."
Cell service variations: Connectivity differs significantly between campgrounds. At Dixon Landing RV Resort, "Verizon, ATT and Sprint service are known to be good," and many campers report being "amazed at how many TV channels we picked up just on antennae."
Payment policies: Some rv parks near Greenville, North Carolina require cash only. At Neuseway Nature Park & Campground, Jeff K. noted, "One note is that they only accept cash for payment."
Seasonal considerations: Hurricane season affects camping availability. Sara M. observed that Dixon Landing was "in their initial opening phase and it is lightly booked at this point (they even have openings for the upcoming summer holidays)," suggesting off-season visits may offer better availability.
Nature education: Several parks offer educational opportunities for children. At Wallace Meadows Farm, Faith W. appreciated that "My grandkids got to feed the cows and the walk around the farm was very nice."
Family-friendly amenities: Look for campgrounds with dedicated facilities for children. Twin Lakes Resort offers multiple activities as Megan A. notes: "There is a game room, a swimming pool and lots of space for walking or riding bikes."
Outdoor activities: Many campgrounds provide specific recreation options. Cori L M. from The Lakes RV & Cabin Resort enjoyed family-friendly options: "Caught fish and enjoyed the pool. And the golf cart rental was awesome too."
Site configurations: RV camping near Greenville offers various site layouts. Victor A. at Twin Lakes Resort found "The lots are spacious with a good view of the water" and noted that "Hook ups were easy and accessible. Nothing troublesome."
Local attractions: Many RV parks provide easy access to area attractions. Myron C. highlighted that Neuseway Nature Park & Campground is "right across the river from Herritage Street, which has a nationally known restaurant (The Chef and the Farmer), the only full size Civil War ironclad replica in the world, a successful brewery (Mother Earth Brewery), and many other eclectic shops and parks."
Utilities and hookups: Most RV parks near Greenville provide full hookups, but setups vary. At Dixon Landing RV Resort, Sara M. noted "The electric pedestal was new and tall, making it easy to connect the surge protector, and topped with a solar light."
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