Ocracoke Campground

Always a pleasure! Camp hosts were kind and helpful, the mosquitoes didn't cooperate but never do and the wind kept things lively most of the week. The only negative, I don't remember the cacti being so plentiful. If you veer off path or on the fringes of some of the campsites on dune side you may be in for a world of hurt. Still, can't wait to be back! Thank you NPS fir this gem of a place in the Outer Banks.

Beautiful area with nothing but nature. Many times we were the only people on the beach. Camp host was great. Helped us change our reservation to a better spot. Dump station and water available right across the road. Can't wait to come back.

I love this campground. As always, it was clean, quiet, and had good convenience facilities. The staff was very friendly and helpful and so were the neighbors, not to mention a short walk over the dunes to the beach. We will definitely be back.

I love the privacy of this camp ground

Great campground

In the past we always appreciated that the D loop was a generator free zone, until last year. The last 2 times we camped there the campers next to us ran a generator all day long. Last year he would leave for the whole day. This year the couple stayed inside their RV the whole day. We could not hear the ocean and could barely hear each other talk. So disappointed. Plenty of empty spots in the other loops. We do not understand why this change was made but are looking at other camping options to avoid this in the future. With current solar and battery technology the need for generators is diminishing. Please, please, please give us back the D loop!!!!

Fantastic and amazing experience camping at Ocracoke. Great campsite and a short walk to the ocean. I will be back!

the limitations for only 2 weeks a season does not make sense and should be reconsidered

The location is the best of OBX camp sites.
If I were to make a wish list. Please make D Loop of Ocracoke generator free. Please evaluate the sites and gradually raise the surface level due to flooding during / after rain storms. The showers are not heated. Integrating a flexible line in proximity to roof would make a some what hot shower.

Although the sometimes stormy weather was challenging for us tent campers, we had a good time at site 19, which offers quite a bit of privacy and shade. My only complaint is over the guests near us who brought far too many people and used so much unrecyclable styrofoam and plastic for their meals, which after the storms and wind went all over the place, and they made no effort whatsoever to clean up their messes! We and your volunteers had to do it. I think more instruction on “how to tent camp” and “leave no trace” should be emphasized please.