Those camping with RV at Raven Rock State Park will struggle to find appropriate camping facilities for RV campers withing the park itself. Although this is the case, many RV campsites can be found within a short drive of Raven Rock State Park, and ‘Dickens RV Park’ is one such place. Full hookups are provided here, including 20, 30, 50 amp electric, water, and sewer hookups. Facilities on-site include flushing toilets, shower block, dump station, and a campsite swimming pool. Pets are welcome on site but must be kept on a leash at all times. A little further west will take campers to the ‘Heritage Campground.’ This RV Park is also a great place to set up camp when visiting Raven Rock State Park. Full 20, 30, 50 amp electrical, water, and sewage hookups are provided here. Facilities also include a dump station, flushing toilets, shower block, RV storage units, and an on-site general store. There are many pull-thru sites located at the Heritage Campground, meaning all sizes of rigs are welcome here.

Those with an interest in American Civil War history will be delighted to hear that Raven Rock State Park is only a half-hour drive north of the Averasboro Battlefield site. The historic site where the Union and Confederate armies met on March 16th, 1865, and fought with a combined loss of over a thousand men. The site is also the home of an in-depth museum on the battle and will give visitors a better understanding of the events that day. Raven Rock State Park is only a short drive south of North Carolina’s capital, Raleigh. Raleigh has a myriad of sight-seeing opportunities and day trips that can entertain every member of the family. Those campers with an interest in history should definitely pay a visit to the historic ‘Yates Mill Country Park.’ Yates Mill is a fully restored mid-18th-century grist mill and is located in downtown Raleigh. Visitors can observe the mill in all its glory, learn how the process took place with live demonstrations, and learn how the industry affected the local area. The park itself is also an idyllic rest bite from the inner city, offering green pastures and a quiet space. Those camping with young children may choose to visit the ‘Marbles Kids Museum’ in Raleigh. This museum has a wide range of hands-on exhibits that allow the children to learn through play. Parents can bring the young ones along and relax, safe in the knowledge that the children are being entertained but also at the same time, educated. Exhibits include the Around Town , where children can dress up an act out their future professions. Or why not try the Seedlings exhibit, where children can learn about all things plants and flowers, and the science of growth. There is something for every child at the Marbles Kids Museum.