Help NC Plant Free Trees ... details ±

Odwalla, a producer of outdoor-oriented snacks and drinks, is sponsoring a 50-state competition to give away trees specifically for state parks. Each person visiting www.odwalla.com/plantatree/_NC.jsp can vote for North Carolina and each vote = $1 for purchasing trees for planting.

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Firewood Transportation Endangers Plants ... details ±

For those parks that allow campfires, serious plant pests can be introduced into our parks by campers who bring in firewood. To prevent this, many of our parks sell firewood. For campers who choose to bring in their own firewood, please use wood harvested from a source local to the park. Campers should not bring firewood from outside of North Carolina. More infor from the NC Division of Forest Resources

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Camping
Shelters

All Facilities with Fees

Camping

Facility Description(s)

• Facility: 22 Primitive campsites. Each site has a table, fire ring with grill, lantern holder, trash can and fire circle.
• Location: Eight sites are at the Princess Ann Access and 14 are at Chalk Banks.
• Accommodates: Up to 6 people per site.
• Nearby Amenities: Restrooms and drinking water are within walking disance.
• Available: Year-round.
• Reservations Required: Reservations are strongly advised. Any unreserved sites are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Parking permits (free) are also required at Princess Anne.
• Accessible: Site #1 at Princess Anne and Site #3 at Chalk Banks are designated accessible. All campsites at Chalk Banks are accessible with slight difficulty

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• Facility: Primitive group campsites. Each site includes two tables ( four tables at Chalk Banks), fire ring with grill, lantern holder and trash can.
• Location: Princess Anne and Chalk Banks
• Accommodates: Princess Anne - up to 20 people. Chalk Banks - up to 35 people.
• Nearby Amenities: Drinking water, restrooms ( Princess Anne only ) and pit toilets are nearby.
• Available: Year-round.
• Reservations Required: Yes.
• Accessible: No.

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• Facility: Primitive canoe-in camsites. Each site includes picnic table(s), fire ring with grill, lantern holder and trash can.
• Location: Along length of river- Chalk Banks, Jasper Memory, John Culbreth, Tom Avent, Buck Landing, Piney Island, Pea Ridge, and Princess Anne. Refer to park map for locations along the river.
• Accommodates: Up to 15 at Jasper Memory, Tom Avent, and Pea Ridge. Up to 20 at Chalk Banks, and Princess Anne Group site. Up to 30 at John Culbreth and Buck Landing. Up to 40 at Piney Island. Up to 150 at Princess Anne Overflow Campsite.
• Nearby Amenities: Drinking water at Chalk Banks and Princess Anne.
• Available: Year-round.
• Reservations Required: Reservations are strongly advised. Any unreserved sites are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Accessible: No.

Primitive / Backpack Camping

• Unimproved campsites with/without pit privies (composting or vault toilets, etc.) --- $13/day

Primitive Group Camping

• Unimproved campsites with pit privies (composting or vault toilets, etc.) --- Per day $13 minimum. $2 additional per day for every person over the minimum number of campers.

Primitive (/Backpack) Canoe-in Camping

• Unimproved campsites with pit privies (composting or vault toilets, etc.) --- $13/day

Shelters

Facility Description(s)

• Facility: One 12-table picnic shelter.
• Location: Princess Anne Access Area
• Accommodates: Accommodates up to 100 people.
• Nearby Amenities: Water, Restrooms, Horseshoe Pit, Boat Ramp, Canoe/Kayak Landing, Trails, Playfield, Fishing/Observation Deck.
• Available: Year-round
• Reservations Required: See note below.
• Accessible: Yes.

(Available by reservation. Available free of charge on a first-come, first-served basis, if not reserved.)

• 9 - 12 Tables --- $98/day

N.C. Division of Parks & Recreation • 1615 MSC • Raleigh N.C. 27699-1615 (919) 733-4181