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North Carolina's Division of Parks and Recreation manages over 250,000 acres of scenic landscapes, offering a diverse range of recreational opportunities and educational programs dedicated to conservation and cultural heritage. The state parks system welcomes more than 19 million visitors annually, providing access to the unique natural resources and rich history of the region.

With a commitment to ensuring accessibility and promoting outdoor activities for families, North Carolina's state parks invite individuals of all ages to engage in nature, fostering a love for the outdoors while role-modeling responsible stewardship and environmental education. Their extensive network of parks showcases the ecological beauty and cultural richness of the state, encouraging residents and visitors alike to explore and appreciate the great outdoors.

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