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Cape Point vs Frisco

Two Cape Hatteras National Seashore campgrounds, side by side.

Cape Point and Frisco are both run by the National Park Service in Cape Hatteras National Seashore, about 17.7 miles apart in a straight line. Cape Point is the bigger campground, with 200 sites to Frisco's 124. Frisco is open Apr 3 – Nov 27; our sources list no season for Cape Point. Neither lists electric hookups in its Recreation.gov site records. For RVs, Cape Point takes rigs up to 50 ft and Frisco up to 49 ft. Frisco's records list camp host; Cape Point's don't. Both pages include a campsite layout from Recreation.gov site records.

Cape Point compared with Frisco
CampgroundCape Point Campground
North Carolina
Frisco Campground
North Carolina
TypeFederal (National Park Service)Federal (National Park Service)
Season ≠Not listedSeasonal: Apr 3 – Nov 27
Nightly feeNot listedNot listed
Number of sites ≠200124
Electric hookupsNot listedNot listed
Water hookupsNot listedNot listed
Sewer hookupsNot listedNot listed
Max ampsNot listedNot listed
Max RV/trailer length ≠50 ft49 ft
CabinsNot listedNot listed
Key amenities ≠Showers
Flush toilets
Drinking water
Pets allowed
ADA-accessible sites
Showers
Flush toilets
Drinking water
Pets allowed
ADA-accessible sites
Camp host
Nearest bike trails (≤5 mi) ≠None mapped within 5 miLookout Loop Trail: 3.1 mi, Blue
Campsite layout ≠Site list (no map)Site map + site list
Distance between (straight line)17.7 mi
LinksFull details
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Full details
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Highlighted rows (≠) differ. Not listed means our sources don't say, not that the campground lacks it. Facts come from Recreation.gov (RIDB) site records, bike trails from OpenStreetMap difficulty tags; distances are straight-line. Confirm fees and dates with National Park Service before you go.

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