Nags Head packs 11 miles of wide Atlantic beaches and Jockey's Ridge, the East Coast's tallest sand dune. Campers chase waves at Jennette's Pier or fish Oregon Inlet from one of three directory-listed RV parks. Oregon Inlet Campground delivers prime access to Cape Hatteras National Seashore adventures at rates from $24 nightly.
Nags Head thrives on the Outer Banks with powdery sands stretching from Jennette's Pier to the Bonner Bridge. Surfers carve breaks off Old Oregon Inlet Fishing Pier, while hang gliders soar over Jockey's Ridge State Park's massive dunes. Families pedal Beach Road's bike path, anglers target drumfish at night, and lighthouse fans hike trails to Bodie Island Lighthouse just south.
Three RV parks make Nags Head your launchpad. Oregon Inlet Campground in Cape Hatteras National Seashore suits surf casters and beachgoers with 50-amp hookups, dump station, group sites, and prices from $28 to $70 per night. Families and anglers pick sites steps from the inlet for easy rod-and-reel action or dune treks.
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Nags Head shines for its wide beaches, Jockey's Ridge State Park dunes, and Outer Banks fishing piers. Surfers hit waves at Jennette's Pier, climbers conquer the tallest East Coast sand dune, anglers haul in sea trout from Old Oregon Inlet Fishing Pier. Families flock to Beach Road for biking and beachcombing near Bodie Island Lighthouse.
Oregon Inlet Campground tops the list in Cape Hatteras National Seashore. This park provides three directory options with 50-amp hookups, dump station, group sites, and rates from $24 to $70 nightly. Campers park minutes from Jennette's Pier and Jockey's Ridge for easy beach access.
Yes, Oregon Inlet Campground delivers 50-amp service. This amenity powers big rigs amid Cape Hatteras National Seashore, paired with dump station and group sites. Expect rates from $28 to $70 nightly for hookups near prime fishing at Oregon Inlet.