Bath, North Carolina's oldest incorporated town since 1705, lures RV travelers with colonial ghosts and lazy Pamlico River bends. Four top parks anchor your trip amid historic gems like the Palmer-Marsh House. Camp here to fish Blounts Creek dawn to dusk, then grill fresh catch as fireflies dance.
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About Bath, North Carolina
Bath cradles North Carolina's first settlement, where Blackbeard schemed and settlers built St. Thomas Church in 1734, the state's oldest. Wander the Bath Historic District past the Bonner House or paddle the Pamlico River to spot eagles. Attend the annual Bath Heritage Festival in fall for colonial reenactments and oyster roasts on Front Street.
PeachTree RV Park fits big-rig families with 50-amp hookups, dump station, and pet-friendly pads. Creek Life pampers couples at $105–$350/night; expect WiFi, hot showers, dump station, and pet welcomes. Budget wine lovers pick Phoenix Farms Vineyard for $25–$50/night, 30-amp service, WiFi, and easy pull-through sites. Campground On Blounts Creek draws boaters to its namesake waterway.
- Three of four parks welcome pets, including PeachTree RV Park and Creek Life.
- Phoenix Farms Vineyard charges $25–$50/night with 30-amp hookups and pull-through sites.
- Creek Life offers WiFi, showers, and dump station at $105–$350/night.
- PeachTree RV Park provides 50-amp service and a dump station.
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