Cabin Creek is a 14-parcel subdivision on Cabin Creek off the Bay River, which leads to the point where the Neuse River and the Pamlico Sound converge. Lots in Cabin Creek range from 1.2 to 5 acres, all of which are waterfront. Nonetheless, they have a well-protected common dock with 11 slips on the Bay River. Slips are 35 feet in length; the docks are a fixed height with a wooden frame and a concrete-based 'hog slat' decking. The slips are doubles with piles, and several have power lifts.

This area will require more research on my part. There are three neighborhoods, each with its own docks. I'll try to clarify the situation soon and make another visit.

Sunset Shores is a small subdivision of about 15 plots on the east bank of Brown Creek. The community dock is more active than most and, although it has some years on it, it is being well maintained.

Brandy Bay is a 24-parcel subdivision on the eastern shores of Simpson Creek, a tributary to Ball Creek, which leads to the Bay River, ending where the Neuse River and the Pamlico Sound converge.

Bay Shore Estates is a 24-parcel subdivision along Bay River and Moores Creek, off the Pamlico Sound. All 24 lots are waterfront. Most, if not all, of the lots have their own private docks. As a result, the common docks see little use. The docks are basic but sound and functional. A ramp is also right next to the docks.