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Book on HipcampComparing your options for RV and camper stays around Fayetteville? Here's a rundown of what's in the area — including a working farm just south of town.
Fayetteville sits right on I-95, so there's no shortage of places to park a rig — from highway-adjacent RV resorts to campgrounds tucked into the Sandhills. Nightly rates in the area typically run $20–$80 depending on hookups and amenities. Here's a look at what's out there.
RV sites and cottages just off I-95, close to Fort Bragg — a straightforward highway-adjacent option.
A campground in the Carolina Sandhills, Cumberland County, minutes off I-95 at exit 44.
A KOA campground a bit further south in Lumberton, another easy I-95 stopover.
Full hookups with 20/30/50-amp service, showers, laundry, and wifi.
A local campground option in the Grays Creek area, just outside Fayetteville.
Another nearby campground option worth a look if you're comparing sites in the area.
If you'd rather wake up to horses than a parking lot, Parkton Place is fifteen minutes from Fayetteville — thirty private acres with a pond, gardens, and a whole cast of farm animals.
Instant availability and pricing, right on the farm with pond and pasture views. Back-in sites fit any size rig.
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