[Paddlewise] Paddlewise] Through paddling North and South Carolina

> [Paddlewise]  Through paddling North and South Carolina
There appear to be a number of  1-3 day drips in the Carolinas. Has anyone
paddled longer distances along these
coasts, camping along the way?  I've noticed that in the Wildlife Refuges
there are closures from dusk to dawn or no camping is allowed.  Elsewhere,
reservations must be made/or permits bought  for camping at park
headquarters,  implying that you need to drive there first.   Perhaps the
"just land and camp" approach of Baja and elsewhere,  can spoil one?
(There, it's public domain 20 meters above high tide line.) Would appreciate
some input from  folks who have  done longer trips along these coasts on the
logistics of camping.

Thanks,
Jay Gingrich
Alma, CO


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