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TR

17 reviews

“Typical "state/federal campground ”

Reviewed 6/17/2023

Days stayed:2
Site Number:4

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Pretty nice campground. Have tent up to big rigs spaces. No sewer or water hookups. 2 water spigots for all the campground best I could tell. Does have electricity up to 50 amps. Typical restrooms and has showers. Old but fairly clean. About 30 digital TV stations. T Mobile and AT&T both have decent signals, but data on both networks a...more

Pretty nice campground. Have tent up to big rigs spaces. No sewer or water hookups. 2 water spigots for all the campground best I could tell. Does have electricity up to 50 amps. Typical restrooms and has showers. Old but fairly clean. About 30 digital TV stations. T Mobile and AT&T both have decent signals, but data on both networks are a little slow for today's standards. Beach is closed and you have to open gate manually all hours. Good price for what you get. We stayed passing through. Looked like mostly fisherman or water activities close by.

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RosietheRaptor

32 reviews

“Meh”

Reviewed 7/18/2022

Days stayed:4
RV Length:39' (Fifth Wheel)

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While the campground wasn't awful (there was plenty of space between the sites) it had a weird vibe and there wasn't much going on. They were very strict on their no alcohol policy but there seemed to be a "tweaker" vibe. The beach was closed due to hurricane damage and it didn't look like it would be open anytime soon. There wasn't an...more

While the campground wasn't awful (there was plenty of space between the sites) it had a weird vibe and there wasn't much going on. They were very strict on their no alcohol policy but there seemed to be a "tweaker" vibe. The beach was closed due to hurricane damage and it didn't look like it would be open anytime soon. There wasn't anything that would make us want to stay here again.

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“Overall decent”

Reviewed 6/27/2022

Nightly rate:$20
Days stayed:2
Site Number:26

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We chose this spot specifically for the beach/river access, figured after four years it would be open again. Much to our astonishment it is not. We chose site 26 because it was right by bathrooms which we needed, those bathrooms have been closed for a LONG time. The campsite was quiet and maintained, not much privacy between sites but ...more

We chose this spot specifically for the beach/river access, figured after four years it would be open again. Much to our astonishment it is not. We chose site 26 because it was right by bathrooms which we needed, those bathrooms have been closed for a LONG time. The campsite was quiet and maintained, not much privacy between sites but nice. We ended up just using it for sleeping at night and had to leave for entirety of the days since it doesn’t offer anything else besides the beach. The bathrooms and showers were decently clean and over all it was a decent experience but having the beach and restroom closure information would’ve prepared us more to make alternate plans.

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JFC-DRC

NC

69 reviews

“Our Third Stay”

Reviewed 6/7/2022

Nightly rate:$27
Days stayed:3
Site Number:13
RV Length:50' (Class A)

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Price reflects discount. Sites are roomy, shady, and surrounded by foliage which makes them private. Electric only, which is fine for us. It's a nice, relaxing place to stay while visiting the surrounding area. Historic New Bern, Havelock, Morehead City, and Beaufort aren't far away.My only gripe here is having to open and clos...more

Price reflects discount. Sites are roomy, shady, and surrounded by foliage which makes them private. Electric only, which is fine for us. It's a nice, relaxing place to stay while visiting the surrounding area. Historic New Bern, Havelock, Morehead City, and Beaufort aren't far away.

My only gripe here is having to open and close the gate every time we go in or out. Other than that, this is a favorite campground of ours.

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Larry P

FL

28 reviews

“Peaceful”

Reviewed 4/25/2022

Nightly rate:$20
Days stayed:1
Site Number:18
RV Length:23' (Class B Plus)

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Just so you know, this is a US Forest Service campground not a National Forest campground, so the only "America the Beautiful" pass they offer a discount to are the Senior & Disabled passes. Nice clean, quiet campground with paved roads and gravel campsites. Most sites looked pretty level, we didn't need leveling blocks in site 18. ...more

Just so you know, this is a US Forest Service campground not a National Forest campground, so the only "America the Beautiful" pass they offer a discount to are the Senior & Disabled passes. Nice clean, quiet campground with paved roads and gravel campsites. Most sites looked pretty level, we didn't need leveling blocks in site 18. Some electric sites and the rest have no hookups. The sites on the outside of the loop have direct access to the paved trail that goes around the campground. There is a nice day us area where the beach is but the beach is still closed from the last hurricane. You can also bike on the trails and there are other trails nearby but we didn't have time to hike them. $20 for no hookups seems a little high but it is a well maintained campground with showers and flush toilets, which looked older but clean, again we didn't use the showers. There are two bath houses but one was closed. If the second bath house and the beach were open I would have given this campground five stars. Verizon signal was a little slow but usable...9.31mbps download, 1.16 mbps upload.

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carlsonchelsea1

4 reviews

“Great location and spacious spots ”

Reviewed 3/21/2022

Days stayed:2
Site Number:9

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We camped here to stay close to new Bern & Beaufort - it’s a perfect distance between the two. Sites are spacious and level, great that there are some trees between many of the sites. No water at individual sites but you can hook up to a spigot and fill. There’s also a dump station there. On arrival you text the camp host for check in,...more

We camped here to stay close to new Bern & Beaufort - it’s a perfect distance between the two. Sites are spacious and level, great that there are some trees between many of the sites. No water at individual sites but you can hook up to a spigot and fill. There’s also a dump station there. On arrival you text the camp host for check in, was easy. There’s a gate that’s not locked that you open& close on your way in and out.
pros: trail access from most campsites. Pleasant and paved trail through the woods. Some sites are near the river and although the beach is closed you can get some river views along the trails. I believe most of those sites do not have electric hook ups though.
Enough cell service for me to get a little work done and basic email/browsing.

Cons: bathrooms a bit dated. But clean. Biggest con for me was that shower needs you to hold down a button to get water to come out. Not a huge deal and probably fine in summer. It was 30s-40s when we went in March so a little chilly without constant hot water in the shower. Water could have also been a bit hotter, but again, it’s camping, what can you expect.
Overall we will definitely be back to camp here again!!!

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Wing Man

Rochester,NY

20 reviews

“Nice National Forest Campground”

Reviewed 1/15/2022

Nightly rate:$17
Days stayed:3
Site Number:9
RV Length:31' (Class C)

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My first National Forest Campground but like my experiences at COE campgrounds. No frills, but cheap ($17/night) if you have a National Pass. Level gravel sites, decently space with about 60% having a stand of trees between them for decent privacy. About 30% of lots have electric, none have water but there are two central spigots for f...more

My first National Forest Campground but like my experiences at COE campgrounds. No frills, but cheap ($17/night) if you have a National Pass. Level gravel sites, decently space with about 60% having a stand of trees between them for decent privacy. About 30% of lots have electric, none have water but there are two central spigots for filling RV fresh water or container. LOTS of hiking trails. Suitable bathhouse. Only about a dozen campers in mid-January. Good size city of New Bern is 10miles north. I would recommend and stay here again - $17/night with National Pass. Cell reception was not great but passable for streaming.

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JFC-DRC

NC

69 reviews

“Nice place to stay.”

Reviewed 9/27/2021

Nightly rate:$27
Days stayed:3
Site Number:13
RV Length:50' (Class A)

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Price does not reflect discount. The only reason I didn't rate this one a 5 is because of lack of access to the river. I see no reason why it's taking the forest service so long to correct that. Electric-only site. No amenities except for nice trails, but if you want a shady, quiet stay with New Bern, Cherry Point, Morehead, and Be...more

Price does not reflect discount. The only reason I didn't rate this one a 5 is because of lack of access to the river. I see no reason why it's taking the forest service so long to correct that. Electric-only site. No amenities except for nice trails, but if you want a shady, quiet stay with New Bern, Cherry Point, Morehead, and Beaufort only a short drive away, this is perfect. This was our second visit, and I really enjoy staying here.

Previous reviewers who said they blocked traffic to check in didn't realize that it's not necessary. You can go ahead to your site, then just call the host to let him know you're there.

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Al

NC

36 reviews

“Good campground- no beach”

Reviewed 7/30/2021

Nightly rate:$27
Days stayed:3
Site Number:3
RV Length:22' (Travel Trailer)

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Check in was awkward, we had to call host while blocking previously checked in guests. Site was nice and big. Had power, no water or sewage. Showers and restrooms were in good shape. Walked as close as we could to beach, but it’s still closed. Looks like the Forest Service could easily fix with a little effort. Trails were nose, some w...more

Check in was awkward, we had to call host while blocking previously checked in guests. Site was nice and big. Had power, no water or sewage. Showers and restrooms were in good shape. Walked as close as we could to beach, but it’s still closed. Looks like the Forest Service could easily fix with a little effort. Trails were nose, some were paved. Would stay again, but nothing special without beach.

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Al would stay here again

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Al

NC

36 reviews

“Nice sites, no beach”

Reviewed 7/29/2021

Nightly rate:$27
Days stayed:3
Site Number:3
RV Length:22' (Travel Trailer)

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Site we were in is wide and long. Power, no water or sewage. Check in process was tedious, held up traffic of people already checked in. Bathrooms rooms and showers were ok. TP is sandpaper, bring your own. Trails are well maintained. Beach is still closed, but it looks like a couple of days work is all that’s needed to fix it. Get of ...more

Site we were in is wide and long. Power, no water or sewage. Check in process was tedious, held up traffic of people already checked in. Bathrooms rooms and showers were ok. TP is sandpaper, bring your own. Trails are well maintained. Beach is still closed, but it looks like a couple of days work is all that’s needed to fix it. Get of your butts forest service. Not crowded, dumpster and dump station.

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Al would stay here again

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Harry
“Nice campground but…”

Reviewed 4/22/2022

Nightly rate:$29
Days stayed:2

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Hosts make experience unnecessarily difficult.

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Why is Flanners Beach closed? ›

Area Status: Closed

Situated on a bank of the Neuse River and under tall pines and hardwoods, the Neuse River Recreation Area offers secluded campsites. The campground has reopened but the picnic area and beach are temporarily closed due to the impacts of Hurricane Florence.

What is the elevation of Fern Basin campground? ›

The campground is located in a grove of mixed oaks and shrubs. A surrounding mixed conifer forest provides spotty shade for the campground. It is situated at an elevation of about 6,300 feet, in the mountains overlooking California's desert.

Why is Kooljaman closed? ›

The shock closure of Kooljaman at Cape Levique was announced last month amid a tourism boom in Western Australia. Campground operators cited deteriorating infrastructure that they could not afford to replace or redevelop. It closed on Sunday after more than 30 years open to the public.

What is there to do in Fern Basin Campground? ›

"Nestled in an aged grove of oaks, you'll find plenty to do around Fern Basin Campground: just enough rock climbing, mountain biking, and hiking trails to keep everyone happy. The best part about this spot (other than the killer camp vibes, of course)?

How big is Basin campground? ›

The campground accommodates up to 350 campers.

How big is Fern Ridge reservoir? ›

It is South Willamette Valley's largest reservoir at 9,000 acres (3,642 ha). Fern Ridge is ringed by wildlife preserves. Extensive wetlands provide opportunities to view waterfowl and other wildlife.

Why is Drake's beach closed? ›

Drakes Beach Elephant Seal Colony Year-Round Closure

This closure is necessary to protect an established elephant seal colony from disturbance and protect the public. The elephant seal colony is used all year. No management action other than a year-round closure is sufficient.

Why is Bathtub Beach closed? ›

(CBS12) — Bathtub Beach in Stuart has been closed for the last year to install a sea wall, following significant erosion caused by Hurricane Nicole in 2022. That wall is now in place. The next step is burying the nine-foot wall in a sand dune, which will be 14 feet high.

Why is navagio beach closed? ›

Authorities banned access to the popular beach due to extensive landslide risk as a result of erosion on the perimeter slopes. Anyone found violating the regulation will face fines. Navagio beach was closed off again in 2023, 2022 and 2018, after a landslide injured seven people.

Why is Puamana Beach Park closed? ›

The Puamana Beach Park has suffered severe erosion and has Permanently Closed. The erosion caused a severe drop off to ocean and unearthed more ancient bones again.

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