The park recently underwent upgrades to the sites. Larger pads with full hookups new rock base and improved cabins and restroom facilities.
About this campground
Cliffs of the Neuse State Park in Seven Springs North Carolina with multicolored cliffs up to 98 feet tower over historic river. More than 30 tent and trailer campsites with showers and dump station; four group tent campsites. Picnic shelter, 1.6 miles of hiking trails, exhibit hall, interpretive programs, river fishing. Eleven-acre manmade lake with beach and diving platform, swimming, rowboat rentals.
What campers say
Cliffs of the Neuse offers a scenic cliff overlook of the Neuse River, extensive tree‑canopied trails and easy-to-moderate hikes ideal for day trips or camping. Campsites and bathhouses are generally clean and well maintained, and staff are consistently described as friendly and helpful. The park includes a swimming lake with lifeguards and a dock, a kids area and interpretive displays. Practical tradeoffs include some rough park roads, trails that can flood after heavy rain, and occasional issues like abundant ants and cash-only purchases at the lakeside bathhouse/snack area. Overall, a well-maintained, family-friendly spot for hiking and camping.
Our summary of 1,973 traveler reviews.
Amenities
Setting
- Lake
- Beach
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- Fishing
- Pets
- Public Park
- State Park
- Tents
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Location
- Address
- 240 Park Entrance Road, Seven Springs, NC 28578
- GPS
- 35.2354° N, 77.8932° W
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