Description
Medoc Mountain State Park sits atop the 300-foot tall remnants of a mountain ranges from 350 million years ago. Medoc Mountain State Park features primitive equestrian campsites as well as heated and air conditioned cabins.
Recreation
Medoc Mountain State Park has camping, hiking (29 miles) biking (9 miles), horseback riding (10 miles), paddling, fishing, picnicking, and birdwatching.
Flora and Fauna
The Neuse River waterdog can be found at Medoc Mountain State Park. The Neuse River waterdog is one of the rarest salamanders in the Southeastern United States.
Geography
Medoc Mountain State Park is on a 325-foot remnant of a mountain range from 350 million years ago.
Amenities
- Tent sites
- Full hookup sites with electricity and sewer
- Primitive equestrian campsites
- Group tent sites
- Cabins (6 people) with heat/AC – must bring linens
- Dump station
- Showers
- Firewood
- Classroom
- Picnic shelter
- Visitor center and exhibits
- Bathhouse
- Horse trailer parking
Fees and Passes
There are no fees required to access Medoc Mountain State Park for day use. Fees are charged for camping, certain event permits, and facility reservations.
