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Most state parks are open 8 a.m. to sundown, 365 days a year. Visitors may make campsite or cabin reservations from same day before 1 p.m. to 11 months in advance by calling toll free 800-326-3521 or TDD 888-433-0287 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Eastern time or by visiting the Florida State Parks reservations website. For example, campsite reservations fo...
Campsite prices vary from $16 to $42 a night depending on the park. Cabin prices vary from $30 to $160 a night. A 50% discount on base campsite fees is available to Florida residents who are 65 years of age or older, Florida residents possessing a current Social Security disability award certificate or a 100% disability award certificate from the federal government, and families operating a licensed family foster home. Documentation will be requested on arrival. Discounts apply only to the ca...
Visitors pay a nonrefundable $6.70 reservation fee (per reservation, not per night) when making a reservation online or through the call center. This fee is collected at the time of reservation. 1. Reservation fees do not apply to reservations for primitive sites.
Effective July 27: All new reservations for RV, boat, bungalow, cabin and yurt units at all parks will be assessed at $7 nightly utility fee. This fee does not apply to tent camping. Senior and disabled camping discounts do not apply to the $7 nightly utility fee.
Length-of-stay limits are established to protect the quality of the visitor camping experience. Limitations on camping nights and site capacities seek to achieve this protection while providing adequate camping opportunities to park visitors. 1. During periods of high demand, the maximum length of a camping or cabin stay is 14 nights. After 14 nigh...
Cabins must be reserved for a minimum of two nights. All campsites or cabins not already occupied or having a prior reservation may be rented by walk-in visitors. 1. During periods of high demand, the maximum length of a camping or cabin stay is 14 nights. After 14 nights, the camper must leave the park for at least three nights before returning fo...
Staff may assess cabin renters a damage fee when it is necessary to clean up or repair any damage beyond ordinary cleaning, wear and tear. Fees may also be charged for lost/stolen items. The reasonable cost of any such damage will be charged to the credit card used for the reservation. If excessive cleaning is needed or damages are identified, the ...
Reservations may be made from same day before 1 p.m. up to 11 months in advance of your arrival date. Reservations may only be made beyond 11 months when the reservation period starts within the 11-month period and ends outside that period. The result is reservations could extend 11 months and 14 days in the future. To ensure fairness in reserving ...
Campsites accommodate no more than eight people and must have at least one responsible camper present who is 18 years of age or older. Any more than eight campers will be required to rent and move to additional sites. Children under 6 years old do not count in the total. Cabins can accommodate either four or six visitors. Campsites and cabins must ...
A camping rig is defined as combinations of vehicles, trailers, tents and/or hammocks. Pedestrians without a camping rig will not be allowed to stay. While most campsites can accommodate a variety of camping rigs, some campsites may not accommodate large trailers or RVs having both large slide-outs and a dining fly. Be sure to indicate specificatio...
4 days ago · View campground details for Site: 004, Loop: Goose Creek RV Campground at Goose Creek State Park, North Carolina. Find available dates and book online with ReserveAmerica.
Located in Beaufort County 34 miles southeast of Greenville, Goose Creek State Park offers a broad range of coastal experiences, from wetlands along the Pamlico River to a cypress swamp viewed from a long boardwalk.
Goose Creek State Park offers two camping areas: a newly opened loop with RV campsites and cabins and a primitive tent campground located between Goose and Flatty creeks. The RV camping area has 22 sites that all have full hook-ups (electric, water and sewer).
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Goose Creek State Park. Location: Beaufort County, 34 miles southeast of Greenville. You can find: a large live oak tree with branches hanging over the Pamlico River, great blue herons, and green tree frogs. Highlights: Pamlico River and Goose Creek; full hook-up RV camping; camper cabins; swamp boardwalk; butterfly garden.
