Great Island lures RV travelers with raw, windswept beaches and the wild allure of Cape Lookout National Seashore. South Core Banks stands as the one park in our directory, offering beach camping that drops you right onto the sand. Camp here to ferry-hop to untouched shores, fish the surf, and chase Banker ponies across nearby Shackleford Banks.
Great Island hugs North Carolina's Crystal Coast, where salt marshes meet the Atlantic. Kayak the inlets near Harkers Island. Spot dolphins from Davis Shore. Hike dunes blanketed in sea oats. Chase wild horses that roam Shackleford Banks, just a short ferry ride away. Anglers cast lines for flounder off the jetty.
South Core Banks anchors your Crystal Coast escape with primitive beach camping. This single park fits off-grid adventurers who crave drinking water access but skip hookups. Rig up on the sand after a ferry from Atlantic. One park serves all: solitude seekers, shell hunters, and stargazers who ditch city lights for milky waves.
Great Island draws crowds for pristine Crystal Coast beaches and Cape Lookout National Seashore access. This remote spot shines with wild Banker horses on Shackleford Banks and kayak-friendly salt marshes near Harkers Island. Anglers target flounder from Davis Shore jetties, while birders tally piping plovers amid the dunes.
South Core Banks provides the top RV park option near Great Island. This beach camping spot lies within Cape Lookout National Seashore, reachable by ferry from Atlantic or Davis. Expect primitive sites with drinking water, no hookups, perfect for sand-side rigs.
No RV parks near Great Island offer full hookups. South Core Banks focuses on primitive beach camping with drinking water only. Solar setups and generators suit most rigs here, letting you embrace the off-grid vibe of Cape Lookout's shores.