Windsor nestles along the Cashie River in rural North Carolina. Fishermen hook largemouth bass from quiet banks; history seekers wander Hope Plantation's manicured grounds. Cashie River Campground & Treehouses plants your RV amid treehouse whimsy and river views for $27 to $65 per night.
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Windsor pulses with river life and deep history. The Cashie River invites kayakers to trace its cypress-lined bends toward the Roanoke. Hope Plantation reveals colonial elegance with guided tours of its 1760 home and outbuildings. Stroll King Street to spot the 1800s Bertie County Courthouse; catch the annual Peanut Festival for local boils and bluegrass.
Cashie River Campground & Treehouses serves as Windsor's prime RV outpost. Anglers and families claim riverside sites; groups fill dedicated areas. Pets bound freely across the grounds. Showers rinse off river mud, dump station clears tanks. Nightly rates hit $27 to $65, perfect for short escapes or weeklong wanders.
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Windsor draws crowds for Cashie River fishing and Hope Plantation's historic tours. Kayak the dark waters teeming with bass; explore the 1760 mansion's period rooms and slave quarters. Peanut farms dot Bertie County countryside, fueling the lively annual festival with street food and crafts. This mix crafts a authentic slice of eastern North Carolina.
Cashie River Campground & Treehouses tops the list right in Windsor. It sits on the Cashie River with showers, dump station, group sites, and pet allowances. Nightly fees run $27 to $65; book early for peak fishing season.
Yes, pets find welcome at Cashie River Campground & Treehouses. Leash rules apply across the grounds near the Cashie River. Families bring dogs on hikes or riverside walks, blending pet adventures with camping ease.