Historic Corolla Park Website Most all visitors to Corolla will spend at least a sunny afternoon or two at the Historic Corolla Park. This 39 acre site is home to three of the Northern Outer Banks' biggest attractions, the Whalehead in Historic... Corolla 252-457-0128 Map it
Duck Town Park & Boardwalk Website Duck Town Park provides a playground for all seasons and more. Its 11 acres consist of a mix of Maritime Forest, willow swamp, open lawn with amphitheatre and picnic shelters, all sitting next to the lovely shallow... Duck 252-255-1234 Map it
Whalehead in Historic Corolla Website The prestigious Whalehead in Historic Corolla has been a dominant attraction to Corolla visitors since it was renovated and opened to the public in 2002. As part of the Historic Corolla Park, the Whalehead in Historic... Corolla 252-453-9040 Map it
Jockey's Ridge State Park Website Jockey's Ridge State Park is an unmistakable landmark for Nags Head vacationers and virtually everyone passing through along the main beach bypass, US 158. This park is marked by its towering sand dunes, which reach 80... Nags Head 252-441-7132 Map it
Bodie Island Lighthouse Website The Bodie Island Lighthouse, (pronounced "Body") is located just south of the town of Nags Head and Whalebone Junction, where Highway 158, Highway 64, and NC Highway 12 intersect. Visitors travelling towards Hatteras... Nags Head 252-441-5711 Map it
Northern Beaches 1. Carova 2. Corolla 3. Duck 4. Southern Shores 5. Kitty Hawk 6. Kill Devil Hills 7. Nags Head Roanoke Island 8. Manteo 9. Wanchese Hatteras Island 10. Rodanthe 11. Waves 12. Salvo 13. Avon 14. Buxton 15. Frisco 16. Hatteras Ocracoke Island 17. Ocracoke Outer Banks Map
Events & Family Fun Tipsy Turkey Beer Mile November 27th, 2024 11:00 AM Surfin' Turkey 5k and Puppy Drum Run November 28th, 2024 Outer Banks Gobbler 5k & Fun Run November 28th, 2024 8:00 AM (More Events)
Basnight's Lone Cedar Cafe Website Menu Enjoy Waterfront Dining at Basnight's Lone Cedar Café where we specialize in fresh and local Outer Banks seafood. If you’re craving the freshest fish, clams, crab, shrimp and oysters from local North Carolina waters, you’ll find them at the Lone Cedar Café. Since it first opened in 1996, Basnight’s has been the restaurant where all the movers and shakers in the state would eat when they visted the barrier islands. Owned by Outer Banks native and former state Sen. Marc Basnight and his family, the restaurant, located on the Nags Head-Manteo causeway, is busy nearly all year long. But its lineage is not the reason it’s become so popular. Lone Cedar can boast that it serves only fresh local seafood caught by local fishermen, as well as the freshest North Carolina produce available. Nags Head 252-441-5405 Map it
