Fifty-amp power, full water and sewer, a fire pit you’ll actually use, and enough room beside the rig for a tent and two cars. Built new in 2022 by people who had just spent a year on the road.
Every one of the thirty sites is a gravel pad with full water and sewer hookups and 50-amp service. Every site has a picnic table, a grill and a fire pit. Every site has two parking spots. There is WiFi across the park and cell coverage that actually works.
Most sites look onto the common green in the middle of the property, which is the point — you can sit at your fire and still see the kids at the jump pad.
You may pitch one tent alongside your rig at no extra charge. Sites are limited to six people.
| Hookups | Full water and sewer · 50 amp electric |
|---|---|
| Surface | Gravel pad |
| On the site | Picnic table · grill · fire pit |
| Parking | Two vehicles per site |
| Tents | One tent alongside your rig |
| Occupancy | Six people per site |
| Connectivity | Park-wide WiFi and cell coverage |
| Pets | Two dogs or cats per reservation |
The park has both pull-through and back-in sites. If you have a preference, choose your site number during booking — it is a step in the reservation, not something you have to phone in.


The park was laid out recently and for modern rigs rather than retrofitted around old trees, so the roads are wide and the turns are generous. The speed limit inside the gate is 5 mph, posted, and enforced by everybody’s kids being on bikes.
If you are close to the limit, call the office before you book and we will tell you which sites to ask for. Maximum length varies by site.
The park sits on George II Highway SE in Bolivia, off NC-17 in the middle of Brunswick County. Directions and the approach we recommend are on their own page.
Both are enforced. Early check-in or late check-out is sometimes available with pre-approval from the office and may carry a fee.
Maximum booking is two weeks. Extending a stay you are already on is free, subject to availability.
In the fire pit only. Gather dead ground wood, or buy it where you burn it — the NC Forest Service asks that untreated firewood not be transported. Never leave a fire unattended.
Golf carts are welcome and keep to the same 5 mph. ATVs are not permitted in the campground.