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Reservations Information
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Call 1-877-7-CAMP-NC (722-6762) or select a park from the dropdown box on the left to navigate to the reservations page for that park. Online and call center reservations can ONLY be made for July 15 and thereafter.
Visitors can continue to make reservations for week-long stays and Falls, Jordan and Kerr lakes for arrival dates of July 14 and earlier by calling or visiting the park. Reservations also can be made for picnic shelters and community buildings at most parks for arrival dates of July 14 and earlier by calling or visiting the park.
Visitors can continue to make reservations for week-long stays and Falls, Jordan and Kerr lakes for arrival dates of July 14 and earlier by calling or visiting the park. Reservations also can be made for picnic shelters and community buildings at most parks for arrival dates of July 14 and earlier by calling or visiting the park.
Marina Closed Due to Renovations/ Change in Camping Registration Process/Prescribed Burns Conducted ... details ±
Marina Closed:The marina complex (boat basin, fuel dock, boat ramps, and store) will be closed beginning December 1, 2008 to begin a dredging and renovation project. Construction is expected to continue through Spring 2010.
Change in Camping Registration Process: During the time the marina is closed, campers must register for campsites at the visitor center office.
Prescribed Burns: Two prescribed burns totaling approximately 120 acres were conducted in March. Portions of Sugarloaf Trail, the Flytrap Trail and the areas surrounding the group camping sites were within the burn areas. The purpose of the burns was to reduce fuel loads, benefit fire dependent species and to assist in the control of exotic invasive species.
Updated: 2009-05-21 09:16:59
Change in Camping Registration Process: During the time the marina is closed, campers must register for campsites at the visitor center office.
Prescribed Burns: Two prescribed burns totaling approximately 120 acres were conducted in March. Portions of Sugarloaf Trail, the Flytrap Trail and the areas surrounding the group camping sites were within the burn areas. The purpose of the burns was to reduce fuel loads, benefit fire dependent species and to assist in the control of exotic invasive species.
Updated: 2009-05-21 09:16:59
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