Gloucester, North Carolina, draws RV travelers with its oyster beds and Bogue Sound kayaking. Park your rig at Crockett Landing or Coastal Riverside Campground to fish the inlets and chase beach sunsets. These spots anchor you amid tidal marshes and fresh seafood hauls.
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Gloucester clings to Bogue Sound's shores in Carteret County. Oystermen rake shellfish from tidal flats at low tide. Kayakers launch from Cedar Point ramps into White Oak River channels, where herons stalk the shallows. The village buzzes during the annual Mullet Festival, with fryers sizzling local catches.
Crockett Landing suits pet lovers; it offers showers, drinking water, and sites from $25 to $100 nightly. Bring Fido for riverside walks. Coastal Riverside Campground attracts quiet seekers who cast lines from shaded spots. Both parks launch day trips to Emerald Isle beaches just minutes away.
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Gloucester stands out for oyster harvesting and Bogue Sound kayaking. Oystermen work tidal flats along local inlets daily. Kayakers spot dolphins on White Oak River trips from Cedar Point. Campers hit the Mullet Festival for fried mullet and coastal tales. RV bases here fuel seafood feasts and marsh explorations.
Crockett Landing and Coastal Riverside Campground top the list near Gloucester. Crockett Landing hugs the river with showers, pet sites, and drinking water at $25 to $100 nightly. Coastal Riverside offers calm waterfront pitches ideal for anglers. Both lie minutes from Bogue Sound launches.
Yes, Crockett Landing allows pets on its riverside sites. It provides showers and drinking water for comfortable stays at $25 to $100 per night. Families walk dogs along the water trails. Coastal Riverside Campground suits pet owners too, with shaded spots near marshes.