RV parks Outer Banks

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Ocracoke Island is the southernmost and most remote camping destination on the Outer Banks, accessible only by ferry, and OBX RV gives the island the focused treatment it needs because logistics here matter more than at any other section of the coast. The OBX RV Ocracoke section explains the National Park Service campground at the north end of the island, the small private grounds in and near Ocracoke Village, and the practical realities of getting an RV onto an island that depends entirely on ferry schedules. OBX RV walks travelers through the three ferry routes that reach Ocracoke — the free Hatteras-Ocracoke ferry, the Swan Quarter route from the Pamlico Sound mainland and the Cedar Island route — with notes on reservation windows, vehicle length limits and the difference between a calm crossing and one a storm has kicked up. Ocracoke camping rewards travelers who value pelican-watching, dark night skies, a single quiet village and miles of empty National Park beach over swimming pools and entertainment programs.

 

 

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