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Date: 2003-06-13 09:32:00.0
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Number of People Encountered: 0-10 ppl
Recommendation: Neutral
If it were not for the swarming insects this park would get a highly recommend. We went during the last of September. There were no other people in the park for the two days and nights that we were there. We canoed up Goose Creek, photographing numerous Osprey nests and other things of interest. We also canoed into the Pamlico river, which is more like a bay at its mouth. If you like solitude and don't mind smelling like bug-spray then this is a nice place to escape to.
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Coastal Region - Throughout history, the coastal regions of the globe have been major attractions. North Carolina's Coastal Region is no different. With its mild climate, this beautiful eastern region of the state entertains millions of guests all year.
New Bern Area - New Bern is the second oldest town in North Carolina. It was settled in 1710 at the confluence of the Neuse and Trent Rivers by German and Swiss immigrants who purchased the land from the Tuscarora Indians. They supported themselves by shipping tar pitch and turpentine to New England, England and the West Indies. Shortly thereafter, New Bern became the state's first capitol and the center of politics.
North Carolina State Parks - North Carolina's State Parks offer wonderful beach camping to mountain wilderness camping. There are hiking trails in all sorts of forest types and countless fishing opportunities. The entire state, from the mountain to the piedmont area to the coast is rich in history and well highlighted at the parks.
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