Campsite Premium Waterfront

The Inlet at Lanier Pointe · Holly Ridge, North Carolina
RVs up to 45 ftFull hookupsBack-in

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Will your RV fit?

RVs up to 45 ft are within the listed limit. Length alone doesn't confirm fit; check the details below.

Listed vehicle limit
Up to 45 ft campspot.com doesn't say whether this includes a tow vehicle.
Access
Back-in
Surface
Concrete
Pad size
Not published
Electric
yes amp
Water and sewer
Both listed
Grade
Not published
Additional clearance
Pad width, slide-out room and turning clearance not published

From this site's listing on campspot.com.

Site layout, map and restrictions

  • Check-in 2:00 PM / check-out 11:00 AM
  • Pets allowed.

No official campground map is published for this park by its booking system, so we don't show one.

Availability and alternative dates

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November 2026
December 2026
  • Available

Next 8 weeks for this site from campspot.com. Unavailable, closed and not-yet-released nights are shown separately where campspot.com reports them.

Suggested 2-night stays at Premium Waterfront

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RV rentals for this site

Rentals 45 ft or shorter. Distances are straight-line from The Inlet at Lanier Pointe.

Things to do during your stay

Tours within 60 mi of The Inlet at Lanier Pointe (straight-line), running on your dates first. Driving times aren't published; times and prices are confirmed on the provider's page.

Policies, sources and FAQs

All hookups and amenities listed for this site

Electric hookup · Fire pit · Internet · Pets allowed · Picnic table · Sewer hookup · Water hookup · Waterfront

All amenities at The Inlet at Lanier Pointe

Source information

Site facts come from this site's listing on campspot.com; availability and nightly prices from its booking grid, checked 2026-11-08. Photos are shown from campspot.com and not stored by us.

Provider's site description, as published: Our premium waterfront RV sites at The Inlet are particularly popular among outdoor enthusiasts and campers looking to enjoy a scenic and tranquil environment with easy access to water-related activities. Our Premium Waterfront sites have the following: Prime Location: Waterfront RV sites are often considered some of the most desirable spots within a campground or RV park due to their picturesque views and proximity to the water. These sites are usually positioned to maximize the scenic vistas, allowing campers to enjoy beautiful sunrises and sunsets. Direct Water Access: One of the key features of these sites are the direct access to the water with the boat ramp located adjacent to these sites. Stunning Views: The unobstructed views of the water create a serene and peaceful ambiance. Campers often enjoy watching wildlife, like birds and fish, as well as the gentle lapping of the waves. Full Hookups: These sites provide full hookups for RVs, including water, sewer, and electricity. Some may offer 30 or 50-amp electrical service, allowing for comfortable and convenient RV living. Picnic Areas: Waterfront RV sites often have picnic tables and seating areas, which are perfect for outdoor dining and enjoying the scenery. Fire Pits/Grills: Many sites come equipped with fire pits or grills, so campers can cook and enjoy meals outdoors. Peace and Tranquility: Waterfront RV sites are known for their peaceful and relaxing atmosphere, making them an ideal choice for those who seek a quiet escape and a connection with nature. Call us or book directly here to secure your spot today!

How booking and saving work

You finish booking on the park's reservation website (campspot.com). Adding a site to your trip saves it, with your dates, so you can compare and come back; it doesn't reserve anything. Book the campsite, RV and activities separately with each provider.

Does a length limit mean my RV fits?

No. It means your RV is within the listed length limit. Slide-out room, turning clearance and overhanging trees aren't published; ask the park if you're close to the limit.