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New Hanover County (North Carolina) unanimously approved the Big Apple RV Resort on 27 acres in Porters Neck. The park will feature 89 RV sites, a pool, and a dump station.
Officials in New Hanover County (also referred to as New Hanover) in North Carolina have unanimously approved the Big Apple RV Resort project. The development will occupy a 27-acre site in the Porters Neck area.
The park will include 89 RV sites, a swimming pool, and a dump station. The developer deliberately limited the number of sites to avoid impacting wetlands.
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New Hanover County officials have unanimously approved plans for the Big Apple RV Resort. The project will create 89 RV spaces on a 27-acre plot in Po...
New Hanover County officials have unanimously approved plans for the Big Apple RV Resort. The project will create 89 RV spaces on a 27-acre plot in Porters Neck, along with a pool and a sewage dumping station. Developers chose to limit the number of sites to avoid filling in wetlands on the property.
Officials in New Hanover County, North Carolina, have unanimously approved plans for a new RV park. The Big Apple RV Resort will be developed on a 27-...
Officials in New Hanover County, North Carolina, have unanimously approved plans for a new RV park. The Big Apple RV Resort will be developed on a 27-acre plot in Porters Neck and will feature 89 RV spaces.
Updated: 01.08.2026
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