Pony Island Inn's friendly and caring staff is ready to treat you to a premier Ocracoke lodging experience. We aim to provide you with a carefree visit to Ocracoke in one of our clean and modern rooms, suites, or kitchenettes. Consistently, guests rank us among the best places to stay in Ocracoke.

Strategically located on Highway 12 at the edge of picturesque Ocracoke Village, we’re within easy walking distance of Silver Lake Harbor and most of the island restaurants and shops. We’re also located right next door to the Pony Island Restaurant which is open daily for breakfast in season.

The CEDARS SIDE of the Inn is at the center of the spacious grounds with picnic tables and charcoal grills under the cedars. It has 4 kitchenettes and 23 first-floor rooms. All the rooms are non-smoking and include:
Air-conditioning
Cable TV
Wi-Fi
Hairdryer
Telephone
Microwave
Coffeemaker
Small Refrigerator

The POOLSIDE has 18 rooms and 5 suites that overlook the swimming pool. All the light and airy rooms are non-smoking and include:
Air-conditioning
Cable TV
Wi-Fi
Telephone
Hairdryer
Kitchenette Center including:
Small Refrigerator
Wet Bar Sink
Microwave
Coffeemaker
Third-floor suites include the following upgrades:
Kitchen with full-size refrigerator and stovetop
Whirlpool Tub
Private Balcony

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252-928-4411
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Outer Banks Center for Wildlife Education

Outer Banks Center for Wildlife Education

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