Location & Directions

Camp Slocum in G.W. Hill Forest

Address: NCSU G. W. Hill Forest, 918 State Forest Rd., Bahama, NC 27503

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Directions

Coming from Greensboro Interstate 40 East/ 85 North bound:

Take exit 161 toward US-70 East
Go half a mile and turn left onto US-70 Connector North/ I -85 Connector North
Go .8 miles and take the ramp onto US-70 East
Go 4.2 miles and turn left onto State Road 1002/ St. Marys Road
Go 10.9 miles and turn left onto US-501 North/North Roxboro Road
Go approximately 11.2 miles and turn right onto State Road 1601/ Moores Mill Road
Go approximately .2 miles and take the first right onto State Forest Road

Coming from Raleigh Interstate 40 West bound:

Take exit 279 B for North Carolina 147 North
Go approximately 7.3 miles and take exit onto South Duke Street
Go approximately 1.9 miles then keep left to continue on North Duke Street
Go approximately 2.6 miles and take a slight left onto US-501 North/ North Roxboro Street
Go approximately 11.2 miles and turn right onto State Road 1601/ Moores Mill Road
Go approximately .2 miles and take the first right onto State Forest Road

Coming from Oxford Interstate 85 South bound:

Take exit 191 for North Carolina 56 West
Go approximately 2.1 miles then turn right onto State Road 1112/ South 33rd Street
Take the second right to continue State Road 1112/33rd Street
Go approximately 11.9 miles and then turn left onto State Road 1104/Butner Road/Old Route 75
Turn right onto State Road 1615/Stagville Road
In approximately 1.1 miles take the first right onto State Road 1601/Moores Mill Road
Go approximately .2 miles and take the first right onto State Forest Road

Relative Location of the Hill Forest

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About G.W. Hill Forest & Camp Slocum

First used in 1936, Camp Slocum is used yearly as an outdoor classroom for educating new generations of forestry, wildlife, fisheries and conservation bioligy students – and, currently, new generations of primitive skills students.

GW Hill Forest is a 2,690 acre teaching and demonstration forest operated by North Carolina State University and has been in service as such since 1929.