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National parks near Pitt County, North Carolina

Pitt County is one town for park planning. See national parks near Greenville — it reaches the same parks.

The closest national park to Pitt County, North Carolina is Shenandoah National Park — about 210 mi (337 km) away, or roughly 5 hr 25 min of driving.

Nothing here is a comfortable day trip — the nearest parks are better as an overnight or a weekend.

National parks near Pitt County

Parks ranked by distance from Pitt County
ParkStraight-line distanceEstimated driveRealistic trip
Shenandoah National Park210 mi (337 km)5 hr 25 minBest as a weekend
Congaree National Park230 mi (370 km)5 hr 54 minBest as a weekend
New River Gorge National Park267 mi (429 km)6 hr 46 minWorth a longer road trip
Great Smoky Mountains National Park346 mi (558 km)8 hr 39 minWorth a longer road trip
Cuyahoga Valley National Park450 mi (725 km)11 hr 7 minWorth a longer road trip
Mammoth Cave National Park497 mi (800 km)12 hr 13 minWorth a longer road trip
Point Pelee National Park520 mi (837 km)12 hr 45 minWorth a longer road trip
Rouge National Park584 mi (940 km)14 hr 17 minWorth a longer road trip
Thousand Islands National Park610 mi (981 km)14 hr 53 minWorth a longer road trip
Georgian Bay Islands National Park655 mi (1054 km)15 hr 57 minWorth a longer road trip

Towns and cities in Pitt County

Common questions

What is the closest national park to Pitt County?

Shenandoah National Park, about 210 mi (337 km) away and roughly 5 hr 25 min of driving.

Which national parks can I visit from Pitt County in a day?

None comfortably. Plan at least one night away.