Cypress Cove Retreat

Cypress Cove Retreat We are a full-service RV park on the Chowan River. We offer daily & long-term stays.

Enjoy private beach & pier access, fishing (w/license), boat/kayak launch (bring your own), washhouse with bathroom/laundry and a quiet setting with scenic views.

CCR Site Map. Which one are you staying in?
09/02/2026

CCR Site Map. Which one are you staying in?

🇺🇸🎆 Who’s excited for the Fourth of July?! 🎆🇺🇸Just a reminder that our Fourth of July Cookout and Beach Fireworks are al...
07/01/2026

🇺🇸🎆 Who’s excited for the Fourth of July?! 🎆🇺🇸

Just a reminder that our Fourth of July Cookout and Beach Fireworks are almost here, and we can’t wait to celebrate with everyone at Cypress Cove Retreat!
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Who’s coming? Let us know in the comments! 🇺🇸🎇

06/13/2026

🔥 Campfire Etiquette Reminder 🔥

There’s nothing better than relaxing around a campfire after a day of making memories! To help keep Cypress Cove Retreat clean, safe, and enjoyable for everyone, here are a few friendly reminders:

🔥 Burn only firewood, clean paper, and cardboard.
🗑️ Please bag and dispose of all trash in the dumpsters.
🍺 Empty cans, bottles, and other debris should never be left in the fire pit.
🚫 Do not burn plastics, household trash, food waste, or glass.
🏕️ Before checking out, please take a moment to leave your site as you’d like to find it.

A little campsite courtesy goes a long way and helps ensure that every guest arrives to a clean and welcoming space.

Thank you for helping us keep Cypress Cove Retreat beautiful! ❤️

05/27/2026

🌪️ Hurricane Season Preparation 🌪️

As hurricane season approaches (June 1st- November 30th), we want to encourage all guests to begin preparing early — especially those living in campers or RVs full time. Severe weather can develop quickly, and having a plan in place ahead of time makes a huge difference.

A few important reminders from campground management:

• Keep propane, fuel, and generators ready
• Ensure your camper is properly secured and maintained
• Have flashlights, batteries, chargers, and emergency supplies available
• Keep important documents in a safe, waterproof location
• Know your evacuation route and have a plan for pets and family members
• Avoid waiting until the last minute to stock up on essentials or dump/fill tanks

We strongly encourage all guests to monitor weather updates closely and prepare accordingly throughout the season.

We will continue to communicate any campground-specific updates as needed in the event of severe weather.

Stay safe, stay prepared, and don’t hesitate to reach out if you have questions.

What a day. 🌎🩵 Our community showed UP today and the difference we made on our beach was incredible. Piles of trash gone...
05/15/2026

What a day. 🌎🩵 Our community showed UP today and the difference we made on our beach was incredible. Piles of trash gone, cleaner sand, and a reminder that small groups of people really can make a huge impact. A giant THANK YOU to everyone who came out and lent a hand!

Beach day… but make it productive 🏖️🧤
05/05/2026

Beach day… but make it productive 🏖️🧤

05/03/2026

🌿 Burn Ban Update – Important Notice for Guests 🌿

Good news! Effective today at 8:00 AM, the burn ban has been lifted in 81 counties across North Carolina, including Hertford County.

With campfire season here, we know many of you will be excited to enjoy fires again during your stay at Cypress Cove.

However, we are still experiencing drought conditions in our area, so we ask that everyone continue to use extra caution and follow basic fire safety practices:

🔥 Keep fires contained to designated fire rings only
🔥 Never leave a fire unattended
🔥 Keep water nearby at all times
🔥 Fully extinguish all fires before leaving or going to bed

We appreciate everyone doing their part to keep our campground safe while still enjoying everything this season has to offer.

Thank you,
Cypress Cove Retreat

04/29/2026

Welcome to Cypress Cove Retreat 🌿

Nestled along the beautiful Chowan River, Cypress Cove Retreat is a peaceful RV park offering both short-term stays and long-term living options. Whether you’re here for a night or settling in for a while, we provide a quiet, nature-filled escape with a touch of waterfront charm.

✨ What we offer:
• Full-service RV sites with daily, monthly, and long-term rental options
• Private beach and pier access on the Chowan River
• Fishing and swimming (valid fishing license required)
• Boat and kayak launching area (please note: campers must bring their own equipment)
• Clean washhouse with bathrooms and free laundry facilities
• Mailboxes available for long-term guests

🐐 A little something extra:
Enjoy our small hobby farm from a distance—perfect for relaxing and taking in the scenery. For the safety of both guests and animals, access to enclosures is not permitted.

At Cypress Cove Retreat, we pride ourselves on creating a calm, respectful environment where guests can unwind, connect with nature, and feel at home.

Hey Cypress Cove, it’s snake season—let’s talk about it.The little guy in this picture is a harmless water snake. He’s n...
04/26/2026

Hey Cypress Cove, it’s snake season—let’s talk about it.

The little guy in this picture is a harmless water snake. He’s no danger to people—unless you’re a fish or frog, he’s just passing through 😊

North Carolina is home to six venomous snakes. In our area, the ones you could come across include the Copperhead, Cottonmouth (also called a water moccasin), and the Timber Rattlesnake (also known as a canebrake). That said, sightings—especially outside of the water—are pretty rare here, and I personally have never come across a venomous snake on the property.

The Timber Rattlesnake is also a protected species in NC, which means it’s illegal to harm or disturb them.

Snakes are an important part of our ecosystem—they help control rodents and keep things balanced. Most snakes want nothing to do with people and will move along if left alone.

A few simple tips to stay safe:

* Watch where you step, especially near water, woodpiles, or tall grass
* Keep your campsite tidy to avoid attracting rodents
* Don’t try to handle or approach any snake
* Give them space and they’ll do the same

If you do see a snake and aren’t sure what it is, please feel free to reach out to our own Tayler Hice who can help identify. You can also snap a picture and post it to N.C. Snake Education & Discussion.

Happy Camping! 🐍🏕️

Address

825 Swains Mill Road
Harrellsville, NC
27942

Telephone

+17578038496

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