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Place	Description
Board Camp Creek	rises in N Swain County in Great Smoky Mountains National Park below Broad Camp Gap and flows W into Forney Creek.
Camp Creek	rises in S Yancey County and flows SE into South Toe River.
Camp Creek	rises in W Stokes County and flows NE into Cascade Creek.
Camp Creek	rises in SW Surry County and flows SE and NE into Mitchell River.
Camp Creek	rises in S Person County and flows SE across the NE corner of Durham County into Granville County, where it enters Knap of Reeds Creek.
Camp Creek	rises in S McDowell County and flows SW into Rutherford County, where it continues SW and then turns SE to enter Second Broad River.
Camp Creek	rises in W Johnston County and flows S into Black Creek.
Camp Creek	rises in E Jackson County and flows SW into Tanasee Creek.
Camp Creek	rises in NW Jackson County and flows SW into Tuckasegee River.
Camp Creek	rises in SE Henderson County and flows NE into Polk County, where it enters Green River.
Camp Creek	rises in SE Burke County and flows SE into Catawba County, where it enters Jacob Fork.
Camp Creek	rises in W Cherokee County and flows NW and NE into Apalachia Lake.
Camp Creek	rises in SW Cleveland County and flows N into Broad River.
Camp Creek	rises in SE corner of Burke County and flows NE into Jacob Fork.
Camp Creek	rises in N Burke County and flows NW into Avery County, where it enters Linville River. Named for three brothers—Everette, Howard, and Arthur Camp—of Chicago, who were railroad builders in the vicinity.
Camp Creek Bald	on Madison County, N.C.-Greene County, Tenn., line. Alt. 4,844.
Camp Creek Mountain	S central Avery County.
Camp Creek Township	N central Rutherford County.
Cod Camp Creek	rises in SW Cumberland County and flows SE on the Cumberland-Robeson county line before entering Robeson County, where it flows into Gallberry Swamp.
Cold Camp Creek	rises on the Cumberland-Robeson county line and flows SE into Gallberry Swamp.

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