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The North Carolina Division of Parks and Recreation manages over 250,000 acres of iconic landscape across our state in our parks, recreation areas, and natural areas, with a mission dedicated to conservation, recreation, and education.
Located in Columbus, Robeson, Scotland, and Hoke counties 60 miles south of Fayetteville, Lumber River State Park has two access areas located about 1 hour from each other: Princess Ann and Chalk Banks.
Most state parks in western North Carolina have reopened at least partially. Mount Jefferson State Natural Area remains closed. Chimney Rock, Mount Mitchell, and South Mountains are closed long-term until further notice.
Most state parks in western North Carolina have reopened at least partially. Mount Jefferson State Natural Area remains closed. Chimney Rock, Mount Mitchell, and South Mountains are closed long-term until further notice.
Come work with us! Park rangers may be the most recognizable face of North Carolina's state parks system, but their dedication to the mission of stewardship is complemented by the skills and talents of many others — maintenance mechanics, administrative personnel, biologists, educators, planners, and seasonal workers.
Located in Bladen County 40 miles southeast of Fayetteville, Jones Lake State Park opened as the first state park to welcome Black Americans and has since been a community destination for picnicking, swimming, hiking, and paddling.
Located in Columbus County 40 miles west of Wilmington, Lake Waccamaw State Park sits on the shores of the largest Carolina bay. There are 500,000 of these mysterious craters, and the lake is one of the few that contains open water instead of vegetation.
Carolina Beach State Park has two camping areas for organized or established groups (i.e. scout troops, church groups, etc.) located along the Swamp Trail and are available by reservation only.. Site #1 accommodates up to 26 people; site #2 accommodates up to 40 people.
Most state parks in western North Carolina have reopened at least partially. Mount Jefferson State Natural Area remains closed. Chimney Rock, Mount Mitchell, and South Mountains are closed long-term until further notice.
Location: Scotland County, 32 miles southeast of Fayetteville At the park, you can find: blackwater river, bald cypress trees in the swamp forest, and the eastern box turtle Highlights at this access: long hiking trail; drive-in tent camping; paddle-in camping; picnic area; boat ramp