What to Do
What to Do
What to Do
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Our region is full of events that celebrate our heritage and our future. You will find accommodations, attractions and restaurants that will enrich your visit. Whether you are visiting us or are considering relocation to the area, we know you will experience a taste of Southern hospitality that won’t soon be forgotten.
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What to Do » Outdoor Activities
The ultimate in family entertainment. Features a large track with super-fast go-karts. For a tamer ride, there are freestanding gas-powered bumper cars. Onsite arcade. Snacks available at the concession stand.
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Corolla Surf Shop is the place in Currituck County for surfboard rentals and surfing lessons. Visit any of our two locations during your stay and learn how to tame the waves on the Outer Banks.
What to Do » Outdoor Activities
The original, most comprehensive, and best water sports location on the Northern Outer Banks. First class facility with thousands of happy customers. We rent only the best equipment and upgrade to new equipment every season.
What to Do » Attractions
Museum open year round. Fun educational activities for children in the summer including a gentled wild mustang to pet. No admission fee for museum.
What to Do » Shopping!
Wild Horse memorabilia and souvenirs
What to Do » Attractions
For more than 400 years, the small, swift and sturdy Corolla Wild Horses have run free on the Currituck Outer Banks. These beautiful Spanish mustangs can still be seen roaming the beaches.
What to Do » Shopping!
All of your wine needs, including delivery.
What to Do » Shopping!
Filled with beach remembrances, collectibles, apparel and home furnishings, A nostalgic decor hints of summers past. Be sure to visit our location in Corolla too!
What to Do » Shopping!
Well rounded selection of quality, handcrafted gifts of fine art, jewelry, pottery, decoys, wildfowl replicas, gourds, birdhouses, garden decor, children’s decor, and much more.
What to Do » Shopping!
A delicious assortment of homemade jumbo cookies baked on site.
What to Do » History & Education
For over two and a half centuries, the Cupola House has stood watch from the north shore of Edenton Bay.
What to Do » Outdoor Activities
A great activity for nature lovers and hikers, the Reserve Access Trail takes visitors into the marshy areas of Currituck County.
What to Do » Attractions
Climb the 214 steps to the top of the majestic, red brick lighthouse. First lit on December 1, 1875, the beacon filled the remaining “dark spot” on the North Carolina coast between Cape Henry and Bodie Island lighthouses.
What to Do » Golf
Our spectacular championship course was rated one of the “10 Best New Places You Can Play” by Golf Magazine and in May of 1999 Golf Digest recognized The Currituck Club as one of the “Top 25 Courses in North Carolina.”
What to Do » Outdoor Activities
One of the region’s most popular destinations. With 40 acres of land along the Currituck Sound, the park is the perfect place for outdoor activities. Kayaking, fishing, and crabbing.
What to Do » History & Education
Built in 1790, it is one of the oldest jails in North Carolina. The original Courthouse was built in 1723.
What to Do » History & Education
Held the first Saturday in June, this annual celebration is a full day of activities with exhibits and demonstrations of old time ways.
What to Do » History & Education
Take a trip to Creswell’s Davenport Colonial Homestead and see what everyday life was like over 200 years ago. Other buildings have been moved to the site to help demonstrate life at that time.
What to Do » Attractions
Take a personalized walking tour of Elizabeth City at its best! Journey into the past with a tour of the historic district covering over 350 years of history.
What to Do » Food!
The purpose of the Delivery Genie is to be your personal shopper while you are in Corolla. We deliver groceries (or anything else you might ask us for) right to your door, so you don’t have to leave your house to go shopping.
What to Do » History & Education
The Dismal Swamp Canal, opened in 1805, connects the Pasquotank River in North Carolina and the Elizabeth River in Virginia and is the oldest operating artificial waterway in the US. The canal is host to nearly 2,000 pleasure boats every year and has provided transportation between NC and VA for over 200 years.
Dismal Swamp Canal Trail
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What to Do » Outdoor Activities
The trail is recognized as part of the NC Birding Trail, a National Recreation Trail and the East Coast Greenway. Begin on the southern end of the Welcome Center/State Park complex off US Hwy 17.
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