Full-Hookup RV Sites Near Oak Island & Southport
Settle into a spacious full-hookup RV site with 50-amp power, water and sewer, plus your own picnic table, fire pit and two parking spaces. Choose a pull-through or back-in site and make yourself at home.
Your Site Comes With the Essentials
Every RV site includes full water and sewer hookups, 50-amp service, a picnic table, a fire pit and two parking spaces. Wi-Fi reaches across the park, and you may pitch one tent alongside your RV at no additional charge.
Most sites look onto the common green in the middle of the property, which is the point. You can sit at your fire and still see the kids at the jump pad.
Sites are limited to six people.
| Hookups | Full water and sewer · 50 amp electric |
|---|---|
| Surface | Gravel pad |
| On the site | Picnic table · fire pit |
| Parking | Two vehicles per site |
| Tents | One tent alongside your rig |
| Occupancy | Six people per site |
| Connectivity | Park-wide WiFi |
| Pets | Two dogs or cats per reservation |
Choose Your Site Type
The park has both pull-through and back-in sites. If you have a preference, choose your site number during booking. It is a step in the reservation, not something you have to phone in.
Traveling With a Larger RV?
The park was laid out recently and for modern rigs rather than retrofitted around old trees, so the roads are wide and the turns are generous. The speed limit in the park is 5 mph, posted, and enforced by everybody’s kids being on bikes.
Sites take rigs up to 50 ft. Not every site is that long, but several are, and the booking calendar asks for your rig length and will not offer you a site you do not fit on.
Getting in
The park sits on George II Highway SE in Bolivia, off US-17 in the middle of Brunswick County. Directions and the approach we recommend are on their own page.
Before You Arrive
Check-in 2:00 PM · Check-out 12:00 PM
Both are enforced. Early check-in or late check-out is sometimes available with pre-approval from the office.
Two nights on a weekend
Midweek you can book a single night online. Book up to 60 days online; call for anything longer and ask about the rate.
Fires
In the fire pit only. Gather dead ground wood, or buy it where you burn it, the NC Forest Service asks that untreated firewood not be transported. Never leave a fire unattended.
Golf carts and ATVs
Both are welcome so long as they are driven like a golf cart and keep to the 5 mph limit. They are for getting around the park, not for riding.
Tank cleaning while you are here
Every site is full hookup, so the tanks take care of themselves day to day. For a proper deep clean, Tank Rangers works on site. Ask about the current In The Pines guest discount. How it works.
At a Glance
| Hookups | Water, sewer and 50 amp at the pad |
|---|---|
| Surface | Gravel, some concrete |
| Layout | Pull-through and back-in, choose at step two of booking |
| On the site | Picnic table, fire pit |
| Parking | 2 |
| Tents | You may pitch one alongside your rig |
| Occupancy | 6 |
| Connectivity | Park-wide WiFi |
| Pets | Two dogs or cats |
| Dump station needed | No, every site is full hookup |
| Maximum rig length | Up to 50 ft on several sites |
Common questions
What hookups does each site have?
Every site is full hookup, water, sewer and 50-amp electric, on gravel pads or concrete. Every site also has a picnic table, a fire pit and two parking spots. Grills are at the cabins, not on the RV sites.
What does an RV site cost?
RV sites run $70 to $110 a night and cabins $100 to $190, before taxes and fees. Where you land in that range depends on the site, the season and your dates, so the live calendar is the straight answer: pick your dates and it prices the stay as you go. Or call the office on 910.845.5040.
Will my rig fit?
The park was laid out recently and for modern rigs rather than retrofitted around old trees, so the roads are wide and the turns are generous. If you are at the long end, call the office before you book and we will point you at the right site numbers.
Are the sites pull-through or back-in?
Both. If you have a preference, choose your site number at step two of the booking rather than leaving it to us.
How many people can stay on one site?
Six, with one tent allowed alongside your rig. No guest under 21 may be on the property without a parent.
Is there WiFi?
WiFi is available throughout the park. Mobile coverage varies by carrier, so contact us if your trip depends on a particular connection.
Can we have a campfire?
Yes, in the fire pit on your site and nowhere else. Gather dead wood from the ground, or buy firewood where you burn it, the NC Forest Service asks that untreated wood not be transported between counties. Never leave a fire unattended, and put it out before you leave the site.
Are golf carts and ATVs allowed?
Both are welcome, driven like a golf cart and kept to the posted 5 mph, because the children are on bikes. They are for getting around the park, not for riding.
What time is check-in and check-out?
RV sites check in from 2:00 PM and out by 12:00 PM. Cabins and the rental RV check in from 3:00 PM and out by 11:00 AM.
Both are enforced, the crews need the turnover. Early check-in or late check-out is sometimes possible with the office’s approval.
Not covered here? Call 910.845.5040. We are family-owned, so you will most likely be talking to one of us.
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