Emerald isle north carolina
Has anyone ever camped here? We are staying at holidayaday travel park next weekend.
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The beautiful beach, of course, and the pier. Multi movie theater. Morehead City has all kinds of deep sea fishing. Big area for marlin.
In Cape Carteret just across the bridge on the mainland a few miles from your RV park is the MacDaddy’s entertainment complex. Bowling Alley, goKart track, mini gulf, electronic arcade games, batting cage, etc.
Near there is Cedar Point, a National Forest Service area with a coastal marsh that has a boardwalk over the water and easy hiking trail. Kayaking is popular all around that area.
For golfers, there’s a large course across the bridge called Star Hill. Swansboro area nearby has Kayaking outfitters, as well as a quaint downtown on the waterfront with shops and restaurants. Highly recommend Yana’s.
A lot within a short car trip. There’s the North Carolina Maritime Museum at Pine Knoll Shoes, with a huge shark tank, river otters, etc. In Morehead City, there’s Fort Macon, which has costumed interpreters and Civil War era exhibits. Drive to Beaufort, NC for their museum on the waterfront, including lots of pirate exhibits since they discovered Blackbeard’s ship sunk off shore.
In Cape Carteret just across the bridge on the mainland a few miles from your RV park is the MacDaddy’s entertainment complex. Bowling Alley, goKart track, mini gulf, electronic arcade games, batting cage, etc.
Near there is Cedar Point, a National Forest Service area with a coastal marsh that has a boardwalk over the water and easy hiking trail. Kayaking is popular all around that area.
For golfers, there’s a large course across the bridge called Star Hill. Swansboro area nearby has Kayaking outfitters, as well as a quaint downtown on the waterfront with shops and restaurants. Highly recommend Yana’s.
A lot within a short car trip. There’s the North Carolina Maritime Museum at Pine Knoll Shoes, with a huge shark tank, river otters, etc. In Morehead City, there’s Fort Macon, which has costumed interpreters and Civil War era exhibits. Drive to Beaufort, NC for their museum on the waterfront, including lots of pirate exhibits since they discovered Blackbeard’s ship sunk off shore.
