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Horsehoe Lake sits deep within Suggs Mill Pond Game Land, surrounded by wetlands and remote pine forest. Its quiet waters and curved shoreline make it a scenic spot for paddlers and wildlife watchers, though access is limited and undeveloped. There are no formal trails or amenities, so come prepared for backcountry conditions and navigate with care to preserve this beautiful environment.

Goldston’s Beach is a fantastic local spot on the shore of White Lake, where you can take a dip in the clear, spring-fed water complete with a soft sandy bottom. There are boat rentals, a snack bar, mini golf, and a small arcade—classic summer amenities that make it a popular spot for families. It’s open seasonally and is especially busy on warm weekends, so plan ahead if you’re looking for a quieter visit.

Singletary Lake State Park is a lovely spot for a quiet stop if you are passing through the area, surrounded by longleaf pine woods and pocosin wetlands that border a natural Carolina bay lake. While the park is geared toward group camping, you can stretch your legs on forest roads and catch glimpses of the lake from the shoreline. It’s a peaceful place to pause, listen to the birds, and get a sense of the coastal plain’s unique ecology.

Jones Lake State Park centers around a rare bay lake formed in a shallow depression of the coastal plain. The park includes easy trails through pine forests and pocosin wetlands, along with a sandy swimming beach and boat rentals for exploring the tea-colored lake. It’s a quiet spot for picnicking, birdwatching, and learning about Carolina bay geology.

Suggs Mill Pond Game Land is a fantastic remote wetland preserve, known for its pocosin habitat, maze-like canals, and quiet ponds. Visitors come to hunt, paddle, and explore, with opportunities to spot black bears, red-cockaded woodpeckers, and native carnivorous plants, including yellow pitcher plants and sundews. Hiking is possible on unmarked paths, but the terrain is wet and tricky, and it is a great place to spend time exploring as long as you don’t mind getting your boots muddy.

A very beautiful natural lake with a swimming beach. The park has a newly refurbished campground. Located on NC Bike Route #5, Cape Fear Run.