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Harris Lake sits centrally in the state of North Carolina, around twenty miles southwest of Raleigh. With Highway 1 running across the northern banks of the lake, these well-connected waters are easily reached from both Sandford, Aberdeen, and beyond.

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Getting Outdoors

RV rental at Harris Lake has become a go-to spot for both local and traveling anglers from all over the state. Heated by the local power plant, Harris Lake’s warmer than average waters support a wide range of trophy-sized fish. Largemouth bass weighing in at over ten pounds have been recorded here along with two-pound crappie and various other types of panfish. Fishing enthusiasts camping at Harris Lake will need to bring all of their equipment with them as there are no marinas or fishing services currently existing here.

Camping at Harris Lake

RV camping near Harris Lake is possible at Dickens RV Park, around a five-minute drive away from the lake. Visitors can choose from over 100 sites, all of which are suitable for RV-users. Dickens RV Park equips all of its sites with 50, 30, or 20 amp electricity along with water and sewage hookups. If that isn't enough to make your stay comfortable, the campground boasts two outdoor swimming pools, several modern restrooms, and welcomes anyone who is traveling in an RV rental with their four-legged friends.

Exploring the Area

The city of Raleigh lies within shouting distance of Harris Lake and is a great day-trip option for those in need of some cultural enrichment. The North Carolina Museum of Art sits in the northwestern suburbs of the city and is arguably its most unique attraction. With indoor and outdoor exhibitions, interactive displays and fascinating workshops on offer, this one isn’t just for the art buffs. After wandering through the museum’s 40 indoor galleries, head to their outdoor 164-acre park to witness the main event. Featuring more than a dozen art installations and three miles of trails, this is a great option for anyone who struggles with the traditional four walls of an art gallery.

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Recent RV rental reviews in Harris Lake

Kelsey W.

December, 2025

We had the best family trip in Allen’s van. It was perfect for the kids. Communication with Allen was amazing. We will definitely rent again!
Leigh K.

December, 2025

We had a great time in this little camper. Everything was easy and Mike always responded quickly and was nice to explain everything before we took off.
Kenton P.

November, 2025

We really enjoyed this camper. This is our First time we ever rented one off-line. The host was A+ And the response time is unmatched

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