Moncure draws RV campers to its quiet bend on the Haw River, just minutes from Jordan Lake's boating and fishing havens. Seven parks in our directory offer affordable spots starting at $11 a night. Camp here to launch paddles on the river or cast lines into the lake without the crowds of bigger destinations.
Moncure thrives as a riverside hamlet in Chatham County. The Haw River cuts through town, feeding into Jordan Lake State Recreation Area two miles north. Anglers flock to Farrington Point Recreation Area for bass and catfish. Locals gather at the Moncure Bridge for community fish fries each summer. Hikers tackle trails around the B. Everett Jordan Dam.
RV parks cluster near these waters, perfect bases for different campers. Dickens RV Park suits families with pets; pull-through sites, WiFi, and 50-amp hookups start at $21. Jordan Dam RV Park draws boaters with dump stations and pet policies from $23. Budget travelers pick Cotten's Campground for $11 nights and WiFi. Goodwin's RV Campground offers comfort at $31, while Camp Royall provides basic sites.
Moncure stands out for its position on the Haw River and proximity to Jordan Lake. Anglers target bass at Farrington Point Recreation Area, while boaters launch from ramps near the B. Everett Jordan Dam. The town hosts summer fish fries at Moncure Bridge, blending rural charm with outdoor pursuits in Chatham County.
Dickens RV Park, Jordan Dam RV Park, Cotten's Campground, Goodwin's RV Campground, and Camp Royall top the list near Moncure. These seven parks hug the Haw River and Jordan Lake areas. Dickens and Jordan Dam offer pull-throughs, pets, and WiFi; rates start at $11 nightly.
Yes, Dickens RV Park and Jordan Dam RV Park explicitly allow pets. Both provide pull-through sites, WiFi, and start under $25 per night. Check individual policies at other parks like Cotten's or Goodwin's, as many in this riverside area accommodate furry companions for lake outings.
