Knotts Island lures RV travelers with its endless marshes and flocks of tundra swans blanketing Currituck Sound each winter. This remote corner of North Carolina promises quiet paddles and wildlife sightings unmatched elsewhere. Sandy Point Resort Campground delivers your one perfect base at $41 to $60 per night.
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Knotts Island straddles the North Landing River and Currituck Sound, drawing birders to the Knotts Island Wildlife Area where thousands of tundra swans winter over. Spot white pelicans soaring above brackish creeks or hike trails through maritime forests near Knotts Island Road. The annual swan festival highlights this spectacle, while deer hunters prowl the preserved lands.
Sandy Point Resort Campground anchors RV stays in Knotts Island with showers, 30-amp hookups, group sites, and a dump station. Rates hit $41 to $60 nightly, ideal for families chasing birdwatching adventures or groups launching kayaks into the sound. This spot suits nature seekers who want a launchpad for the Knotts Island Ferry to Virginia's shores.
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Knotts Island is known for its huge winter flocks of tundra swans and vast coastal marshes along Currituck Sound. Thousands gather yearly in the Knotts Island Wildlife Area, attracting birders who paddle creeks or scan skies from trails. This remote spot also offers prime deer hunting and quiet ferry rides to Virginia.
Sandy Point Resort Campground is the main RV park in Knotts Island. It offers showers, 30-amp hookups, group sites, and a dump station at $41 to $60 per night. Campers love its position near the North Landing River for easy access to marshes and wildlife.
Sandy Point Resort Campground provides showers, 30-amp hookups, group sites, and a dump station. These features support families and groups exploring the area's swans and sounds. No full hookups listed, but the dump station handles waste needs effectively.