Edenton enchants RV travelers with its colonial waterfront allure on Albemarle Sound. Dive into the 1774 Edenton Tea Party legacy and Georgian mansions like the Cupola House. Base your rig at Rocky Hock Campground to explore this historic haven effortlessly.
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Edenton perches on Edenton Bay, birthplace of rebellion. Women at the 1774 Tea Party dumped tea to protest British taxes right here. Stroll King Street's brick sidewalks past the 1767 Cupola House. Fish the Roanoke River or boat the sound. Attend the annual Seafood Festival in August for fresh oysters and local music.
Rocky Hock Campground anchors your stay with 50-amp hookups, showers, WiFi, and group sites. Families pitch tents or park rigs amid shaded spots. Groups gather for reunions with ample space. Nightly rates span $37 to $45, ideal for history seekers and water lovers alike.
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Edenton earns fame as North Carolina's prettiest colonial town for its 18th-century homes and the 1774 Tea Party. Women protested taxes by signing a boycott resolution, a bold pre-Revolution act. Visit the Cupola House and National Historic Site to relive that spirit amid bayfront serenity.
Rocky Hock Campground tops the list near Edenton. It offers 50-amp hookups, showers, WiFi, and group sites at $37 to $45 per night. Park here to access town landmarks and Albemarle Sound easily.
Yes, Rocky Hock Campground provides 50-amp hookups. Pair them with showers, WiFi, and group sites for comfortable stays. Rates range $37 to $45 nightly, perfect for powering big rigs while exploring colonial Edenton.