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About the Interactive Map. Viewing this map on a desktop or laptop allows for the best experience. Hover over the symbols on the map to show the name of the park and click to go to that park's home page.
Maps | NC State Parks. All state parks west of I-77 are closed through at least Oct. 31, 2024. Most October events at all state parks across North Carolina have also been cancelled as the division works on post-storm recovery. Visit ncparks.gov/closures for more information.
Filter the list of North Carolina state parks and accesses based on camping options, available facilities, activities, and/or region. Parks with multiple accesses have them listed individually. You can also use the search field. Check our Park Notices page for important visitor information.
Here is a complete list of all the state parks in North Carolina along with the address for each park. Click through to find out more about each park.
Explore North Carolina's State Parks. Whether you're a veteran outdoorsman looking for a challenging hike or place to camp, or are newer to nature and looking for an easy swim, picnic or boat ride; North Carolina's 39 state parks and recreation areas give you access to countless unique parks, lakes, rivers and trails located from our state's ...
North Carolina’s state parks are packed with opportunities: for adventure and leisure, recreation and education. From our highest peaks to our most pristine shorelines, there’s a park for everyone, right here at home.
North Carolina State Parks Map Guide by Friends of State Parks. Newly Revised 3rd Edition - Now with updated maps to included added acreage, trails, and newly built visitor centers. Highlights include brand new maps for Chimney Rock and Carvers Creek State Parks.
North Carolina State Parks. More Than Just a Park - Serving Communities Across North Carolina Providing Opportunities for Conservation, Recreation, and Education.
This final map shows locations of ten state parks - including top five, which were, and still are quite popular places among North Carolinians and out-of-state tourists.
The Roanoke River State Trail (RRST) is the first North Carolina state trail to be fully designated, the N.C. Division of Parks and Recreation announced.