Raven Rock State Park

Lillington, NC

4.8(3,786 reviews)

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About this campground

Raven Rock State Park in Lillington North Carolina is a landmark bluff on historic river, wide river vistas, rapids. Five backpack campsites, six canoe-in campsites, five backpack group campsites, five canoe-in group campsites. More than 10 miles of hiking trails, including more than six miles of bridle trails. Picnicking, river fishing, interpretive programs. A news release from N.C. State Parks said the new campground will offer 15 tent campsites, nine RV sites, six camper cabins and a bathhouse. It will be built with money from the $2 billion Connect NC bond referendum passed by state voters in 2016.

What campers say

Raven Rock State Park offers well-marked, well-maintained trails through striking rock formations and river overlooks. Hikes range from easy family-friendly walks to more strenuous sections where steep stairs descend to the cliff base and require a noticeable effort on the ascent. A welcoming visitor center and helpful staff make planning easier, and campsites and bathhouse are reported clean and spacious. Expect scenic views of the Cape Fear River and plenty of opportunities to explore; wildlife sightings occur but are not guaranteed. Trails can be popular at peak times, so plan weekdays or mornings for a quieter visit.

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