
If you’re bringing your dog with you to the beautiful beaches of the Outer Banks you want to make sure you’re prepared and know everything you can to keep them safe and healthy. To make your life a little simpler, we’ve compiled a list of laws/ordinances, emergency phone numbers and other pet safety information for you.
5 Reasons You Should Stay in an Outer Banks Vacation Rental

Renting a house, a condo, an apartment, or even a room is a trend you’re seeing more and more in vacation areas. If you haven’t thought about staying in a vacation rental when visiting the Outer Banks here are 5 reason why you should.
The What, Where & How of Bringing Pets to the Outer Banks

Wondering if you should bring your furry best friend on your Outer Banks vacation? Good news! The Outer Banks is a pet-friendly destination with plenty of parks, restaurants, beaches, trails, and rentals that welcome dogs. Bringing pets to the Outer Banks is easy because of there are so many dog-friendly destinations:
The 12 Days Of Christmas Outer Banks Style
On the first day of Christmas, my true love gave to me … a vacation in the beautiful islands of the Outer Banks of North Carolina! Many people think of beach vacations as a summer adventure, but the Outer Banks offer breathtaking beauty and a wide variety of attractions during the winter months as well. This Christmas, plan an island getaway complete with gorgeous ocean vistas, twinkling holiday lights, and plenty of memory making.
Pet-Friendly Resources in the Outer Banks
If you’ve decided to vacation in the beautiful Outer Banks of North Carolina and want to bring along a pet (especially a dog), will you run into inconveniences? Not if you’re willing to do a little preplanning. Here’s how to make certain the locations you visit are pet-friendly and/or where to board your dog on days when he can’t come along.
Bonner Bridge FAQs
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Holidays are Better at the Beach!
It’s October. Time to start the conversation about where to have Thanksgiving and Christmas (if you haven’t already).
We have an idea. Instead of everybody piling into YOUR house for the holidays, how about come to one of OUR houses instead.
Wright Memorial Bridge To Close for 8 Months
It was announced this week that access to and from the Outer Banks will be more difficult this winter.
The North Carolina Department of Transportation announced in a press release this week one of the two bridges that serves as the main connection to the Outer Banks will be closed for a period of 8 months beginning in Mid-September of this year and continuing until Mid-May of 2014.Traffic headed onto the Outer Banks on the W.M. Bridge |
The Bridge on the Left will be closed for 8 months |
OBX July 4th 2013 Firework & Parade Information
The Outer Banks is the place to be this July 4th! The morning begins with an exciting parade in the heart of Duck, NC. Get there early, park, and walk to get a Duck Donut and have your beach buckets ready for candy & goodies! If you are staying in Duck, just pack up the stroller or wagon and make your way to the perfect spot for your family! The parade is followed by a day of celebration together with live music and refreshments.
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