Currituck draws hunters and anglers to its vast Currituck Sound, where waterfowl swarm the skies each fall. Plant your RV at Bells Island Campground, the only spot in our directory with showers, 50-amp hookups, dump station, and pet-friendly sites from $42/night. Fish the shallows or launch kayaks right from camp, then hit nearby Outer Banks beaches.
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Hunters chase ducks across Currituck Sound and North River marshes. Birdwatchers scan Mackay Island National Wildlife Refuge for tundra swans and snow geese. Kayakers glide through Knotts Island marshes, while families bike rural roads past Coinjock's historic canal.
Bells Island Campground anchors your stay with showers, 50-amp power, dump station, and pets allowed. Families and pet owners snag sites from $42/night. Anglers cast lines into the Sound, hunters prep for dawn blinds, all steps from your rig.
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Currituck excels in waterfowl hunting around Currituck Sound and North River. Sportsmen target ducks and geese amid marshy shores. Birders visit Mackay Island National Wildlife Refuge to spot swans, while kayakers paddle hidden inlets near Knotts Island. Families bike quiet roads to Coinjock's canal.
Bells Island Campground lists as the top RV park near Currituck. It sits by Currituck Sound with showers, 50-amp hookups, dump station, and pets allowed. Rates start at $42/night, ideal for anglers and hunters.
Yes, Bells Island Campground welcomes pets on all sites. This pet-friendly policy suits traveling dog owners exploring Currituck Sound. Keep leashes handy for walks near the water and refuge trails.