Welcome to Bigfoot Camping & Storage! Enjoy quiet, full-hookup RV sites & camping right off Anthony Rd in Burlington today, and watch us grow into our flagship 32-acre Northern Alamance County park in 2027.
30/50 AMP electrical, clean water, sewer lines, Wi-Fi & fire rings at Anthony Rd.
Minutes from Cedarock Park, Haw River Trail, Lake Mackintosh, & downtown Burlington.
Building 32 acres of boat/RV storage, drive-up storage units & expanded loops in Northern Alamance.
Looking for a peaceful, well-maintained place to pull up your RV or set up camp in Alamance County? Our Anthony Rd location provides quiet rural surroundings with all the essential conveniences just minutes from I-40 / I-85 and the Haw River.
We are actively breaking ground on a premier 32-acre outdoor destination in Northern Alamance County! Combining expanded RV sites, wooded tent loops, secure storage units, and recreational amenities.
Secure 5x10, 10x15, and 10x20 storage units for personal gear, household belongings, and outdoor equipment.
Spacious pull-thru spaces for boats, campers, trailers, and heavy equipment with 24/7 keycard gate access.
32 acres of rolling countryside featuring shaded RV pads, pull-thrus, and secluded tent sites under hardwood trees.
Enjoy on-site nature trails, catch-and-release fishing pond, and peaceful picnic pavilions.
Gather with family and neighbors for evening bonfires, live local music, and community events.
On-site store offering firewood, ice, local North Carolina snacks, propane refills, and Bigfoot gear.
Join our free VIP Waitlist today to lock in early bird rates for 2027 RV campsite reservations and storage unit lease discounts!
Discover local outdoor landmarks and explore famous cryptid reports around Haw River & Uwharrie!
Miles of paddle trails & hiking along the scenic Haw River corridor right here in Alamance County.
5 Mins From Campground500-acre park featuring disc golf courses, historic farm, equestrian trails, and fishing ponds.
12 Mins AwayGreat boat launching, kayak rentals, and bass fishing opportunities in Burlington NC.
10 Mins AwayVibrant local river mill village with music venues, local farm-to-table dining, and kayaking.
15 Mins AwayLocal river kayakers in northern Alamance have historically reported large 16-inch footprints along muddy banks and unexplained wood knocking sounds during foggy early mornings.
Just south of us in the ancient Uwharrie Mountain range lies one of North Carolina's most famous Bigfoot research hubs, with decades of documented vocalizations and trail sightings.
Hunters near the Stoney Creek area in Northern Alamance have passed down stories of tall, dark silhouettes moving through dense hardwood timber late at night.
Have questions about RV availability at Anthony Rd, rates, or our 2027 project? Give us a call or drop us a message!