Wilkesboro draws RV campers to W. Kerr Scott Reservoir's boating and hiking trails. Nine parks in our directory start at $20 a night. Base your rig here for MerleFest bluegrass jams and laps around North Wilkesboro Speedway.
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Wilkesboro anchors the Yadkin Valley with North Wilkesboro Speedway's NASCAR legacy. Boat launches dot W. Kerr Scott Reservoir's shores. Crowds pack Wilkes Community College each April for MerleFest's acoustic sets. Kayakers paddle the Yadkin River, and pickers raid apple orchards along Highway 268.
RV parks cluster around the reservoir as ideal launchpads. COE W Kerr Scott Reservoir Bandits Roost Campground fits boaters with 50-amp hookups, dump station, and group sites at $20 to $85 nightly. Warrior Creek Park draws remote workers via WiFi and group areas, also $20 to $85. Fort Hamby Park suits family gatherings with similar perks for $21 to $125.
Wilkesboro excels in outdoor recreation at W. Kerr Scott Reservoir and hosts MerleFest bluegrass festival. North Wilkesboro Speedway revives NASCAR history nearby. Kayaking on the Yadkin River and apple picking in Yadkin Valley orchards round out the appeal for visitors.
Find nine RV parks near Wilkesboro, including Bandits Roost, Warrior Creek Park, and Fort Hamby Park. These cluster around W. Kerr Scott Reservoir with 50-amp hookups, dump stations, WiFi, and group sites. Rates run $20 to $125 nightly for easy access to boating and trails.
Yes, three parks offer 50-amp hookups: Bandits Roost Campground, Warrior Creek, and Fort Hamby Park. All sit on W. Kerr Scott Reservoir with dump stations too. Big rigs thrive here for boating trips and group outings from $20 nightly.