Escape to Cedar Island, North Carolina, a secluded barrier island gateway to the Outer Banks. Here, wild horses roam free, and three welcoming RV parks offer the perfect base for coastal adventure. You will discover unspoiled beaches, incredible fishing, and unparalleled natural beauty.
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Cedar Island, North Carolina, offers a unique blend of untamed wilderness and maritime charm. This remote island is famous for its herd of wild horses, descendants of Spanish mustangs, often spotted grazing near the Cedar Island National Wildlife Refuge. Anglers flock to Drum Inlet and Core Sound for world-class fishing, while birdwatchers find paradise among the island's diverse avian population. The Cedar Island Ferry provides a scenic connection to Ocracoke Island, opening up further exploration.
RV camping here offers diverse options for every traveler. Cedar Island Ranch, with its pool, WiFi, showers, and 50-amp sites, caters to families and those seeking comfort at $49–$102/night. Budget-conscious campers or those prioritizing location will find Island's Choice RV Park, starting from $50/night with WiFi, an excellent choice. Driftwood Campground provides another solid option for experiencing this tranquil coastal haven.
Cedar Island is known for its wild horses, its remote, unspoiled beaches, and as a primary ferry terminal to Ocracoke Island. It offers exceptional opportunities for fishing, birdwatching, and enjoying natural beauty.
You can find RV parks like Driftwood Campground, Cedar Island Ranch, and Island's Choice RV Park directly on Cedar Island. These parks offer convenient access to the island's attractions and the ferry terminal.
Cedar Island Ranch offers a pool, WiFi, showers, and 50-amp hookups, with rates from $49. Island's Choice RV Park provides WiFi, starting at $50 per night. All parks offer essential services for a comfortable stay.
