Shawboro nestles along the North River in Currituck County, North Carolina, drawing anglers and paddlers to its calm coastal waters. North River Campground anchors your RV adventure here with riverfront access from $39 a night. Skip Outer Banks crowds; launch kayaks or cast for flounder right from camp.
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Shawboro pulses with rural charm on US 158, where the North River meets Currituck Sound. Kayak sheltered creeks teeming with speckled trout. Spot egrets and black bears in Mackay Island National Wildlife Refuge, minutes from town. Coinjock marinas nearby host charter boats that chase drumfish at dawn.
North River Campground fits solo travelers, families, and groups with WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and dedicated group sites. Rates start at $39 nightly. Big rigs pull in easily; groups gather on riverfront pads for barbecues. Everyone launches boats or hikes refuge trails from this central base.
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Shawboro stands out for North River access and Currituck Sound fishing. Anglers chase flounder and trout in calm waters. Paddlers glide creeks near Mackay Island National Wildlife Refuge, a hotspot for birds and bears. This quiet Currituck gem serves as an uncrowded Outer Banks gateway with rural farms lining US 158.
North River Campground tops the list near Shawboro. Nestled on the North River, it offers WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and group sites from $39/night. Campers reach Currituck Sound and Mackay Island Refuge in minutes for prime boating and wildlife viewing.
Yes, North River Campground provides 50-amp hookups. This powers large RVs without issue alongside showers and WiFi. Groups book extra sites for events; rates start at $39 nightly on the riverfront.