Michelle Waterman, Park Manager
Camping under the curving Live Oaks at Little Talbot Island on a cool fall evening will soothe your soul. Whether it is chatting around a fire, taking in the scenic salt marsh views of Myrtle Creek or stargazing along the Atlantic shoreline, spending time with family and friends outdoors at our newly remodeled campground this time of year is a must.
This barrier island boasts over 5 miles of pristine shoreline, home to the over 4,000 baby sea turtles that hatched this this year from 61 nests between May and October. The north beach boasts picturesque driftwood trees and is perfect for shoreline fishing, fossil and shell hunting, surfing, low-tide bike riding or shorebird viewing.
