Whispering Pines Campground
Typical beach RV resort. Clean bathhouse and nice pool
6 campgrounds with availability this weekend
Cedar Point Campground welcomes pets at all campsites with full hookups for RVs and level tent sites. Dogs must remain leashed throughout the campground area, including on the nearby Tideland Trail which offers scenic estuary views. Hawkins Creek Campground provides a designated dog washing station alongside its pet-friendly accommodations that include tent sites, RV spots with 50-amp service, and glamping options. The bathhouses at most pet-friendly campgrounds are kept clean but vary in quality, with some campers noting they occasionally clean facilities themselves. Onslow Beach Campsites allows dogs on both the campground and beach areas, making it popular with military families looking for oceanfront camping with their pets.
White Oak Shores Camping & RV Resort features spacious sites that accommodate pets with picnic tables and fire rings at each location. Leash requirements are strictly enforced at most campgrounds, with some visitors reporting staff members driving by frequently to ensure compliance. Emerald Isle RV Resort permits pets but maintains specific pet areas away from certain facilities. Most campgrounds provide waste stations throughout the property, though visitors should bring their own waste bags as supplies can be limited. The nearby beaches offer excellent opportunities for dogs to enjoy water access, with Onslow Beach particularly noted for being exceptionally dog-friendly with access to both the intracoastal waterway and ocean. Seasonal considerations include higher pet activity during summer months when campgrounds are at capacity, making early morning or evening walks preferable for avoiding crowds.
"The area was kept really clean (bathrooms could use a little TLC) loved the views on the hiking trail which was close to the camping sites. Dog friendly! Our kids loved it."
"Plenty of hiking trails, boat access and woods all right here in this park. The boat access and pier are just a brief walk away from the campground."
Available this weekend
from $27 - $54 / night
"Very family friendly and dog friendly. Staff are always super nice and helpful."
"I love that we were so close to the beach. The bathrooms were clean and the common areas were very clean as well. If you love fishing and the beach, look no further!"
"Our campsite was tucked behind the first dunes, which we thought would keep us out of the wind... until the wind changed direction."
"It’s a long walk! We took a private ferry (Pogie’s in Swansboro 5/5 stars) so we could bring what we wanted. We took a lot!"
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from $17 - $72 / night
"Steps to the beach. Could watch dolphins from the overlook. Super clean and staff were always so friendly. Pool was super nice. I always recommend that friends stay here when traveling."
"It’s clear this is a busy, touristy spot during the summer, but in the shoulder season it was quiet and relaxing, mostly just the permanent sites around."
"Quiet neighbors, but gentle roar of highway in the background.
Good location in proximity to Jacksonville and Wilmington"
"This is a nice, small RV park located beside a marina just outside the gates of Camp Lejeune. There are some permanent sites, tiny homes, and everyone is very friendly. You can fish off the dock."
from $55 - $90 / night
"Super helpful staff go above and beyond to make your experience a positive one."
from $45 - $85 / night
"It's only been around for a couple of years. The camp sites were great, the pool area was clean, the showers/bathrooms were always clean and the staff is amazing. "
from $49 - $99 / night
Typical beach RV resort. Clean bathhouse and nice pool
We absolutely loved Magnolia Lane Campground! It’s a small, quiet, and exceptionally clean campground that’s perfect for a relaxing getaway. The private bathhouse facilities are amazing and definitely a standout feature! There’s also a beautiful stocked fishing pond with paddle boats and canoes to enjoy. It’s conveniently located close to New Bern while still offering a peaceful, laid-back atmosphere. Such a hidden gem! We would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it!
Great place everyone here makes you feel right at home and the views are great. Fishing is also great and plenty of bait fish to catch from the dock
Quit cute spot, definitely a popular spot as we had many people try to drive in while we were setting up and during the night while we sleep, people before left trash, nails and liquor bottles, our dogs had a good time exploring
Difficult to find( use SR1154 rt to 181 follow brown sign for campground 1 mi down dirt rd Rec.gov instructions wrong This is reservation or FF no scan to pay you have to go to host to scanQR but then pull out this orange ticket hidden in a green metal stand No Instructions! Then tear off back and put it back in this covered silver slot on stand. Before that you have to go to rec.gov, scan the qr code the host has get the confirmation no and put on the orange ticket you fill out and put in the mystery slot. Only the host knows what is available cant go by reserved on the site posts
Small 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
Me 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!
My 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.
Great 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.
Campgrounds near Midway Park offer primitive and established sites within 30 minutes of Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune. The coastal setting features sandy soil with pine and hardwood forests at elevations under 100 feet. Summer temperatures reach 90°F with high humidity, while winter camping remains mild with lows rarely dipping below freezing.
Kayaking and boating: Access the White Oak River at Cedar Point Campground via the boat launch located a quarter mile from the camping area. "The resort has many amenities like a boat ramp about a ¼ of a mile down the road and a hiking trail that loops for about 2 miles along the marshy shore line," notes Steve V.
Beach activities: Travel 15 minutes to Emerald Isle RV Resort for ocean access. "Could watch dolphins from the overlook. Super clean and staff were always so friendly. Pool was super nice," shares Tonya M. The campground provides three beach access points with a gazebo overlooking the water.
Estuary exploration: Hike the Tideland Trail at Cedar Point to observe coastal wildlife. "This area is a photographer's dream, especially if you like photographing the native habitat and creatures. I was able to get photos of birds, soft shell crabs, and closeup photos of dragonflies," reports Myron C.
Proximity to military facilities: Onslow Beach Campsites provides direct beach access for military ID holders. "We have found many shark teeth on the beach and made great memories wake boarding and relaxing," explains Paul R. The campground connects to both the ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway.
Clean facilities: White Oak Shores maintains exceptional standards throughout the property. "The whole place is so very clean: the bathrooms, camping areas, swimming pool area, even the dumpsters area. The grass is very well kept, the roads and signage, well maintained," reports Huggins G.
Sheltered campsites: The layout at Hammocks Beach Bear Island Campsites provides protection from coastal elements. "Our campsite was tucked behind the first dunes, which we thought would keep us out of the wind... until the wind changed direction," notes Holly L. Sites are positioned strategically throughout the island.
Off-season considerations: Cedar Point remains open year-round with varying amenities. "I camped for 14 days at this location in January. The bathrooms were slightly heated. The showers, on the other hand, were not heated. All the shower glass units were missing," cautions Robert D. Winter camping requires proper preparation.
Transportation limitations: Bear Island requires planning for access and supplies. "You must plan for this trip. You can ferry to sites or paddle there. Currently paddle is the only way as the ferry is down due to last years storms," advises Stacey S.
Mosquito preparation: Haywood Landing Recreation Site offers free primitive camping but requires insect protection. "Great spot for camping. You can be away from people, but be cognitive of the wildlife here. Keep food locked inside. The mosquitos are horrible so bring bug spray," warns Vegan T.
Beach camping options: Emerald Isle RV Resort organizes family-oriented activities throughout summer. "They do fun family activities, too (like outdoor movies and Christmas in July!). I really like how small it is...feels more like a campground community than a huge resort," shares Jess.
Ferry-accessed camping: Bear Island provides a unique experience for families willing to prepare. "It takes planning to go with kids but it's totally doable. We had a 2 and 9 year old and they did great. We plan on returning next year," relates Lauren.
Pet-friendly trails: Buttons Family Campground welcomes pets in a quiet setting. "Quiet and welcoming. Super helpful staff go above and beyond to make your experience a positive one," notes Debra M. This smaller campground provides a less crowded alternative for pet friendly camping near Midway Park, North Carolina.
Seasonal utility considerations: Cedar Point provides electric-only hookups year-round. "There is no individual water at sites, but potable water available at the dump station. Would have given this one a '10' if it had water hookups," mentions Rick S.
Level sites: Cabin Creek Campground provides 95 level sites with full hookups. "Really clean place. Quiet neighbors, but gentle roar of highway in the background. Good location in proximity to Jacksonville and Wilmington," reports an anonymous camper.
Marina access: Seahaven Marine RV Park combines camping with boat facilities. "This is a nice, small RV park located beside a marina just outside the gates of Camp Lejeune. There are some permanent sites, tiny homes, and everyone is very friendly. You can fish off the dock," explains Joy B. This option provides direct water access for RVers seeking pet friendly camping opportunities near Midway Park, North Carolina.
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