Ocracoke's wild beaches and pirate lore draw RV adventurers to North Carolina's Outer Banks. Blackbeard's ship sank here; wild Banker ponies roam nearby. Choose from 8 RV parks to base your island escape amid crashing waves and historic lighthouses.
Ocracoke's wild beaches and pirate lore draw RV adventurers to North Carolina's Outer Banks. Blackbeard's ship sank here; wild Banker ponies roam nearby. Choose from 8 RV parks to base your island escape amid crashing waves and historic lighthouses.
Ocracoke thrives on its slice of Cape Hatteras National Seashore, where 200-year-old Ocracoke Lighthouse stands tallest on the East Coast. Ferries from Hatteras Village deliver you to Silver Lake Harbor, alive with fishing boats and sunset sails. Spot Banker horses at the Pony Pen, or bike Irvin Garrish Highway to deserted sands. Blackbeard's ghost haunts village pubs during annual pirate festivals.
Ocracoke Campground in Cape Hatteras National Seashore suits nature purists with pet-friendly sites, group areas, and a dump station at $28 per night. Budget campers grab Ocracoke Campground spots from $19 nightly near the action. Families pick Teeter's Campground for WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and group sites starting at $41. National Park Service Ocracoke Campground anchors the options with solid ratings for beach access.
Ocracoke shines for its pirate history, wild Banker ponies, and pristine Outer Banks beaches. Blackbeard met his end in Ocracoke Inlet; the village's 1823 lighthouse towers over Silver Lake. Campers chase ponies at the Pony Pen or surf uncrowded shores in Cape Hatteras National Seashore. Ferries connect you to Hatteras for day trips amid maritime forests and shipwrecks. (72 words)
Find 8 RV parks in Ocracoke including Ocracoke Campground and Teeter's Campground. Ocracoke Campground sits in Cape Hatteras National Seashore with dump stations and pet-friendly sites at $28 nightly. Teeter's offers WiFi, showers, and 50-amp hookups from $41 near Silver Lake Harbor for easy access to beaches and the lighthouse. (68 words)
Yes, Ocracoke Campground in Cape Hatteras National Seashore welcomes pets with group sites and dump stations. Pets roam free on leashes across beachfront areas near the Pony Pen. Several of the 8 parks accommodate furry travelers, perfect for walks along Irvin Garrish Highway or lighthouse grounds. Check individual rules for quiet hours. (71 words)
