Raven Rock State Park

Boasting serene woodland views and a thoughtfully designed layout, the Moccasin Branch Campground at Raven Rock State Park in Lillington, North Carolina, offers a distinctive camping experience that caters to diverse outdoor preferences. With comfortable amenities, a peaceful atmosphere, and easy access to the park's stunning trails, this campground redefines outdoor relaxation.

This modern campground features 9 full-hookup RV sites, 15 drive-to tent sites, and 6 rustic cabins, each equipped with essentials like fire rings, picnic tables, and lantern hooks. The cabins, complete with heating and air conditioning, offer a cozy escape, though guests must use the nearby bathhouse for facilities. The well-maintained bathhouse provides hot showers, ensuring comfort after a day of adventures. For those seeking a more rugged experience, Raven Rock also offers primitive backpacking sites near the park's main access point.

Raven Rock State Park's breathtaking geological wonder—a 150-foot crystalline cliff overlooking the Cape Fear River—lies just a short hike away, with trails like the Raven Rock Loop and Campbell Creek Loop offering scenic views, waterfalls, and rapids. The park also supports other activities, including fishing, paddling, and horseback riding. Located just nine miles west of Lillington and roughly 40 miles from Raleigh, this campground is ideally situated for day trips to explore both nature and nearby attractions.

Whether planning a weekend nature retreat, an active hiking holiday, or a quiet stopover, the Moccasin Branch Campground seamlessly combines comfort with unparalleled access to Raven Rock’s natural beauty.