カーテレット郡周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ6

家族全員で楽しめる美しい水族館で、入場料も非常にリーズナブルです。特にメモリアルデーからレイバーデーまでの週末は、駐車場がすぐに満車になるので早めに到着することをお勧めします。

非常に素晴らしいビジターセンター/教育パビリオンで、南北戦争時代の展示（映画館を含む）や沿岸の動植物に関する展示があります。さらに、非常に清潔なトイレ、ギフトショップ、そして非常にフレンドリーで知識豊富なパークレンジャーがいます。

日陰でしばらく過ごし、砂浜と海峡と海の間のボート交通を眺めることができる、非常に素晴らしい展望台です。

平坦で根もほとんどないような簡単なハイキングコースからアクセスできる素敵な池です。駐車場は、見つけにくいですが、ぽつんと建つ商業ビルの隣にあります。午前10時頃に到着したときは駐車場はほとんど空いていましたが、1時間ほど後に離れるときはほぼ満車でした。

Cedar Island National Wildlife Refuge spans over 11,000 acres of salt marsh, brackish wetlands, and pocosin habitat along North Carolina’s Core Sound. It provides critical nesting and feeding grounds for waterfowl, wading birds, and migratory species, including herons, egrets, and tundra swans. As you walk alongside this area, keep an eye out for osprey circling in the sky, mullet jumping in the shallow water, and white ibis in the marsh grass.

The Cedar Island–Ocracoke ferry runs three to four times daily, crossing Pamlico Sound in about 2 hours and 15 minutes, with a walk-on passenger fee of $1. The terminal includes shaded waiting areas, restrooms, and a reservation check-in area for foot passengers and vehicles. Along the way, you’ll pass wide open water, low-lying marshes, and distant glimpses of the barrier islands, an expansive, quiet stretch of coastal North Carolina. If you’re traveling during the summertime, reservations are strongly recommended and can be made through the NCDOT Ferry Division site here:https://ferry.ncdot.gov/reservations/#/.

Oyster Point Campground sits at the southern end of the Neusiok Trail, overlooking the tidal waters of the Newport River in Croatan National Forest. There are 15 first-come, first-served campsites with picnic tables, fire rings, and access to drinking water and vault toilets ($10 fee). It’s an ideal overnight spot with easy trail access and a short walk to the water’s edge.

Croatan National Forest spans over 160,000 acres in eastern North Carolina, bordered by the Neuse River, Bogue Sound, and the Intracoastal Waterway. It features a mix of saltwater estuaries, pocosin wetlands, longleaf pine savannas, and habitats for carnivorous plants, making it one of the most ecologically diverse and special national forests in the Southeast. You’ll pass quiet creeks and coastal swamps filled with plenty of woodpeckers, warblers, and wading birds to keep you company along the way.