Address: 12001 North Carolina Hwy 12, Nags Head, NC 27959, USA
Phone: +12524416246
Noah O'Neil
Come and go whenever and doesn’t require meeting with anyone, just go to the campsite and camp. Beach is a bit of a walk through the dunes but close enough to walk to whenever you want
Timo Wassiliadis
Clean. Calm. At the beach. Nice ranger. Even wifi open
Donna Dineley
Nice location. The sites aren't very private but price and location outweigh that consideration. The showers will soak you and the water temp was fairly consistent and warm. I wouldn't recommend counting on the showers in cooler weather as they are basically in a shed. But during the summer, that's not an issue. The staff was very helpful and even came around to check on everyone's sites when a storm was about to roll through. I would come back here without a second thought.
Pat Cee
Clean restrooms, nice showers, beautiful night skys and close access to the beach if you're driving. The only problem is the traffic noise from the highway.
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The rates are on recreation.gov and yes, the dump station is across the street at the marina.
From when we camped you can get in the camp ground any time but make sure to check in frost thing in the morning if there's no ranger on duty when you arrive
Sites C 10 thru C45 , and sites B 27 thru B 43, also B25 which is a handicap access site. Those are the sites with water, and 30/50 Amp electric. "A" loop is tent only, B and C loops are for RVs or tents.
This happened to me as well..Go to your site. Your permit will be attached to post.
Yes
Middle bathhouse is closed. They are open but a lot of sites offline. Stupid tho because they stack everyone together. Yay for social distancing.
You can reserve a spot out thereby going to recreation.gov, where you find any and all restrictions but I wouldn't think especially if your tent camping
There is definitely room to set up a tent on these sites. They are just more open to the wind.
Campfires are not allowed except in the provided grills at each campsite. Beach fires are allowed with a permit. I believe there is a fish cleaning station but not certain as I don't fish myself.
The RV spots have water and electric. There is a dump station across the street that is free and may have potable water.
1pm
Not sure. Maybe you should call them
No
I didn’t see anybody riding one. Or anybody have them at the campground.
Jennifer roadcap yes it is extremely windy there it's pretty flat at the campsite with zero trees to block the wind and it's right next to the beach so the only thing that blocks the wind are the few campers and that's not enough to shelter a fire
Yes, but you can't leave it run with out a leash.
2 tents, 2 cars, and keep off grass.
Yes. Even if you have a camper or RV you can set out tents with a max of 6 people per site, one car and one camper.
There is an app for all national park camping reservations, called recreation.gov
There are 2 types of sites , simply put. Non electric and electric...each site number says which is which. Best to verify each site number before booking a site.
Yes there are 50 amp, 30 amp, and 20 amp.
I suggest calling Campground or Na Park direct for sure.
Heated by Nature
We had our 37 footer in with no problem. With room to park the crv...
No. Tent sites are not designed for trailers.
https://www.nps.gov/caha/planyourvisit/permitsandreservations.htm#Fire
I think you'd be fine... pretty chill there.
Yes
You should be ok as long as you keep them on 6ft. leads at all times.
It's on the recreation.gov site for Oregon Inlet Campground. You need to cancel at least a week before your dates.
I think that there is a permit considering it is a National Park. Contact the rangers at the campground concerning permits. I do not think drones are allowed in this area.
I believe it's open year round
https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/251431 This is where you make reservations during the open season. They are closed for the winter right now.
I think they have overflow parking across the street near the marina. Might want to call and double check.
Only discounts are with the national parks pass
You need to get a permit for beach fires but it's inexpensive
They are just the little burs, i dont think they'd hurt the dogs any, but you may want to keep your shoes on.
Dogs are allowed on the beaches as long as they are on a leash. They do not allow open fires or wood burning fires, only charcoal in self contained grills/pits. Not really clear about tiki torches but they are no different than a Coleman lantern. I would check with park staff to be sure, but they are contained.
You can book an non electric camper site and put a tent on it.
Probably not but call ahead and also inquire if the road/bridge work is done. Noise!!!!
Yes, there are a lot of dogs. As mentioned there is a 6 ft leash law. Your also expected to pick up pop. ;)
No 4wd needed. Beach permits required to drive on beach at designated areas.
Yes. You will have to use the public restroom though
Ok, thank you so much
The statement about firewood applies to all national parks. Open fires are not allowed in the Oregon Inlet Campground.
No campfires are allowed, but you can have a charcoal or gas grill.
Fairly windy.... Don't need to run a/c at night. All sites are non electric. Can run generators all day. Must turn off after 8 or 9 pm
There are showers and bathrooms. Both are kept very clean ,no soap or towels in bathroom. Showers are separate and cold
They are in the process of adding electricity to some of the sites, hookups are installed but not yet functional, hopefully they will be up in running later this year.
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