Campbell Creek Loop Trail Section: CLOSED; Canoe Camp Buoy: Missing; Bridle Trails Status: Open; Bridle Trails List Serve; ... details ±

Campbell Creek Loop Trail: eastern loop section along the creek is Closed due to flooding, downed trees, and loss of foot bridges. The rest of the loop remains open to Lanier Falls Trail.

Canoe Camp Buoy: Due to high water, the Canoe Camp Buoy was lost down river. Yellow flagging tape is currently marking a tree by the camping area. Please report any sighting of the buoy to park staff.

The Bridle trails are currently open.

Raven Rock State Park has created a list serve for updates on the East and West Loop Bridle Trails. These updates will only be sent when the trail status changes. If you are interested in receiving emails of bridle trail status changes please call the park office and leave your preferred email address at 910-893-4888 extension 107 or email raven.rock@ncdenr.gov

Other facilities in the surrounding areas that accommodate horseback riding:

Moss Foundation in Southern Pines, NC 910.695.7811

The American Tobacco Trail Wake, Chatham and Durham Counties. www.triangletrails.org/ATT.HTM

Uwharrie Ranger District in Troy, NC 910.576.6391

Sandhills Gamelands 919.281.3917
Please note that the gamelands are open to hunting on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.

Little River Trails in Bunnlevel, NC 910.893.4351
Please note that there is a $5 fee per horse, per day.


Updated: 2013-06-13 17:16:19

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Family Wilderness Camp closed until further notice ... details ±

Family Wilderness Camp is closed until further notice for maintenance repairs. Reservations completed before 2/20/13 will still be honored. Contact the park office at (910) 893-4888 for questions.

Updated: 2013-06-12 20:31:24

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Directions

Raven Rock State Park is located in Harnett County, nine miles west of Lillington and twenty miles east of Sanford off US 421.

From the junction of US 1 and US 421, follow US 421 South. Turn left onto Raven Rock Road, and follow it for three miles to the park.

From I-40, take I-95 to US 421. Travel north on US 421. After passing through Lillington, turn right onto Raven Rock Road and follow it for three miles to the park entrance.

Raven Rock State Park's bridle trails are located on the north side of the Cape Fear River; separate from the main entrance to Raven Rock State Park.

From the Fayetteville area, travel north on Hwy 401 or Hwy 210. Go through Lillington and pass over the Cape Fear River. Turn left onto Hwy 401/West Cornelius Harnett Blvd. Travel 3.3 miles and turn left onto Christian Light Road. Travel 3.7 miles and turn left onto River Road. The bridle trails entrance is less than a half mile on the left.

From the Fuquay Varina area, traveling towards Lillington on Hwy 401/West Cornelius Harnett Blvd, turn right onto Christian Light Road. Travel 3.7 miles and turn left onto River Road. The bridle trails entrance is less than a half mile on the left.

From the Angier area, traveling towards Lillington on Hwy 210, turn right onto Hwy 401/West Cornelius Harnett Blvd. Travel 3.3 miles and turn left onto Christian Light Road. Travel 3.7 miles and turn left onto River Road. The bridle trails entrance is less than a half mile on the left.

From the Dunn area, traveling via US 421 north into Lillington, stay straight onto Hwy 401/West Cornelius Harnett Blvd at the intersection located beside McDonald's. Travel 3.3 miles and turn left onto Christian Light Road. Travel 3.7 miles and turn left onto River Road. The bridle trails entrance is less than a half mile on the left.