Campground for outer banks NC

I just love going to the outerbanks such a relaxing place to go to on a family vacation..Ive been to the CG Waves in Waves and its a Dune(150') walk to the beach..Last year we chose to go lower down on the outerbanks (Friends were staying at Frisco) and Stayed a Frisco Woods in Frisco, a very nice CG on the Bay side of the banks...Problem it was a drive to the beach,about 10 to 15 minutes depending which beach..Now Frisco Woods can be seen on youtube if you search and waves too...enjoy

bullydogs1 wrote:
It actually is....here in the Summer..Alabama in the winter at a resort and area we fell in love with....and met some great friends too...present company included...

DW and I are thinking of moving to OBX, but we'd do it the other way 'round. I can't stand the crowds, so we'd spend the off-season in the Outer Banks, and summer elsewhere.

It actually is....here in the Summer..Alabama in the winter at a resort and area we fell in love with....and met some great friends too...present company included...

bullydogs1 wrote:
I was originally from NJ and moved to the OBX in 2011...hope that answers your question...very different here..it's all family oriented and the restaurants are mostly mom and pop...it's not a night club spot but a great spot to relax and take your time.

Sounds like a slice of heaven.

MM.

I'm a big fan of Kitty Hawk RV Park. They're at Milepost 4 in Kitty Hawk. It's a very short walk to the ocean from the park (just walk across the beach road and you're there). The people are nice and they're not terribly far from all of the attractions in Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills and Nags Head.

Ocean waves

We are currently at OBX Campground.....It is nice but this is the Outer Banks area so do not expect nice grass, etc.....Going rate in season here at this CG 300/week..6 or 7 nights is a week......Full hookups, cable, wifi.....Better than most I researched and very centrally located....Very quiet and a mile to First Flight area.....

I was originally from NJ and moved to the OBX in 2011...hope that answers your question...very different here..it's all family oriented and the restaurants are mostly mom and pop...it's not a night club spot but a great spot to relax and take your time.

The new rebuildtHatteras KOA looks nice. We have never been to OBX. Is it worth it going that far south when traveling from PA or should we look at other areas? We have 7yr daughters to keep entertained. Thanks

I can't tell you where to camp but I highly recommend going to see the wild horses. I would love to do that again.