Lumber River State Chalk Banks

Can a campground surprise you with its solitude and natural charm? At Lumber River State Park's Chalk Banks access in Wagram, North Carolina, pristine wilderness, tranquil blackwater views, and rustic amenities come together to offer a peaceful escape for nature enthusiasts. This secluded campground caters to campers seeking privacy, a quiet atmosphere, and access to a unique blend of river adventures and forested beauty.

The Chalk Banks campground features 14 individual primitive campsites, each outfitted with a picnic table, fire pit, lantern holder, and trash can, ensuring a simple yet comfortable stay. The lack of showers or electric hookups enhances the rustic feel, while essentials like drinking water and restrooms with vault toilets are conveniently available. This area is particularly suited for daytime exploration or weekend getaways, with easy access to hiking trails, a canoe/kayak launch, and fishing along the Lumber River's serene, federally designated National Wild and Scenic waters. Surrounded by towering bald cypress trees, the campground offers a quintessential escape into nature.

Located just 32 miles southeast of Fayetteville, Chalk Banks serves as a gateway to the untouched beauty of the Lumber River. This access point is ideal for paddlers and anglers, offering opportunities to navigate the winding blackwaters or cast a line for largemouth bass and sunfish. For those who appreciate the richness of the Sandhills region, local flora and fauna abound, making it a top destination for wildlife observation and slow-paced outdoor relaxation. Whether you’re looking to unplug for a weekend or embark on a peaceful day of canoeing, Chalk Banks delivers an authentic connection to North Carolina's natural heritage.