Cedar Island, North Carolina
The ferry boat at Cedar Island was quickly emptied.

Then loaded back up and immediately headed back to Ocracoke. It didn't take long for it to get gone.

There is a private campground right next to the ferry station that we checked into. We camped about a hundred yards from were we disembarked from the ferry.

Not much else is around. The ferry station is on the edge of Cedar Island National Wildlife Refuge, so there is no development.


But we did see some cows wading in the surf.

I never knew cows did that. The campground host told me when the wildlife preserve was established a farmer who had been bought out by the government released his cows, and they have thrived in the wild. Weird. Besides the cows, the beaches were pretty much deserted. We were the only travelers getting off the ferry who had stopped, everyone else had driven on into the wildlife preserve.


The ferry boat we had ridden to Cedar Island was still in sight for quite a while as it headed back for Ocracoke.

Later some fishermen showed up.


The campground also operates a stable. We saw people riding into the wildlife preserve on horseback.

Next Location - Cedar Island National Wildlife Preserve & the Crystal Coast
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