We visited just for some views on our last full day of vacation. It was 2 dollars per person just to sight see, which is good obviously. It was very nice! Beautiful and calm, even lined with fishermen and birds 🤣

Great Experience! Except for getting wet out at end of the pier from waves hitting the pier. Very good views! Read about the piers history. There is a small aquarium and retail shop. Had a good time. Cost to explore pier $2 per person.

One of the best pier and I would definitely visit again. Restrooms and outdoor shower areas, even fishing pier has accessible restrooms and nearby restaurants. On a sunny day we were able to sit under pier as well which was great. Pier parking right near to beach and if its full, parking available nearby location as well.

Nice pier. Was popular for fishing. Nice walk to the end. Saw a guy catch a huge fish which drew quite a crowd. Cost $2 to walk on. More to fish. Aquarium was small but a nice touch. Shop was good also. The beach either side was exceptional.

What a fascinating store. This might be my favorite store I’ve ever been too. It is definitely the best store in the Outer Banks. They make things out of recycled materials like driftwood and sea glass. I will definitely be coming back here next year. Also there is something for everyone’s budget starting with a $5 sea glass hair clip. Make sure you check out the outside area also.

Labor Day, took the 1hr 45 minute road trip from Norfolk VA to OBX Jeannette’s Pier, unplanned…well worth the trip. Adult son loves to fish and excited about a new location, enjoyed casting into the deep ocean off the pier. Mom and I hung out on the beach: NO crowds, CLEAN and peaceful. Enjoyed the mini-aquarium and gift shop.

Beautiful new Pier Nice gift shop A couple of large, gorgeous fish tanks with local fish. Beautiful beach surrounding the pier Nice parking lot beautiful bathrooms

Free entry, upper level was closed. Smaller lighthouse and only around 30 years old. A nice park and playground nearby.

I didn’t go in because it was closed, and honestly, I don’t think I missed much. But walking around the area is a must, the vibe is super chill and pretty. I’d recommend parking on the main street and taking your time exploring all of Ice Plant Island.

Roanoke Marshes Lighthouse and the town of Manteo are pure coastal magic! The lighthouse, though smaller than others on the Outer Banks, is full of charm and beautifully positioned over the water. The boardwalk stroll leading up to it is peaceful and scenic, especially at sunset. Manteo itself is one of the most inviting towns I’ve ever visited—friendly locals, quaint shops, waterfront dining, and so much history around every corner. It’s the perfect blend of relaxation and discovery. I could spend days here and still want more!

We didn't go in because they are repairing the dock but we enjoyed seeing it and and walking along the water. Pretty little marina.

Beautiful little lighthouse that is a must see when you are in town. You can get amazing photos in front of it all times of year and during the summer it is open sometimes so that you can go inside and learn some fun history of the area! 10/10 absolutely would recommend to anyone and everyone!

Lived on the Outer Banks my entire life..and it is a privilege to live in such a lovely area.. late evenings in the summer walking the boardwalk to the Marsh light.. beautiful.. heads up to those who live here and visitors.. I've noticed lately on my walks there is more garbage being left around the benches, on the grassy areas and even in the tide surrounding the area.. please be respectful and throw your litter away.. there's no excuse when there is plenty of garbage cans in the area.. thank you and hope you enjoy this great historic area as much as I do..

Lighthouse Is beautiful and unique with the size and shape. Nicely reconstructed building with great views and historical information listed. Free activity in downtown Manteo near shops and restaurants along waterfront.

Super cute Aquarium! I love Aquariums, my husband and I were married in one so of course we needed to come here. The Aquarium is on the smaller side and we went during off season so I could imagine during peak season would be pretty crazy, but regardless there is a good bit to see and do along with some really amazing creatures. Staff were great in general, very nice, willing to answer questions and super helpful. I would definitely stop back by if I was in the area! The Aquarium shop was also super cool, they have a good bit of really cute souvenirs

The aquarium is a great way to learn more about local sea life, Outer Banks history, and the care and rehabilitation of injured marine animals. You can go through the turtle hospital, visit a touch pool, and there are many displays that appeal to visitors of all ages. Volunteers are welcoming, patient, and very knowledgeable. We learned so much! Advance tickets were required and entrance is timed, but it is easy to purchase tickets online and select a time that works for your schedule. There is a gift shop where you can purchase a memento of your visit, which goes to support conservation efforts. We had such a wonderful time!

Stopped by here while on vacation. The family absolutely loved it. Seeing the smiles on my daughter and wife made it all worth it. Plus it's only $15 for adults. They have a great facility and even help rehabilitate sea turtles. If you're in the Outer Banks area. Put this on your list! They even have a pollinator garden & forest!

This place is so cool! They rehabilitate sea turtles and you can see what they do! They have a shark tank and tell you all kinds of interesting things while they are feeding them. There is a place outside kids and people in general, can dig for shark teeth and fossils, plus a lot of other stuff to see. We had a great time!

Very nice Aquarium. Several interactive displays for kids an adults alike the big shark tank is awesome. I recommend getting your tickets ahead of time if you know you're going to avoid waiting in line at the ticket window great way to make memories with your family.

Excellent aquarium!! Have lots of variety of animals. Love their otter and also seeing a white alligator. So majestic. Had large snapping turtle and other turtles. Variety of fish. Me and my kids had a blast and would go again. Prices were good. Not expensive. We have been to the one at pine knolls and fort fisher. But I believe this one was a lot better. We can’t wait to go back.

Charming small aquarium to visit for 1-2 hrs. They rescue sea turtles & release them back to the ocean, very cool. Check the calendar for the shows. Must visit when you’re in the area. You can purchase tickets ahead of time or at the windows like we did on a weekday

Pleasantly surprised by this location! Went on a cloudy day so it wasn’t hot, super windy and VERY cool. Like walking on the moon! The views are incredible, so much space, and not a too far walk. Loved it! The visitor center is also super nice and informative and they had free stickers :) AND DOG FRIENDLY

This is a really cool place. I have a few tips after being here. Bring some kinda shoes that are throw aways. Crocs and sandals are useless in sand. The sand is not smooth like the beach it’s more gritty and sharp in places. Absolutely beautiful views from on top. We flew kites from on top and what a blast it was. Definitely can see why the Wright Brothers got flight near by. It’s a lot of walking here and it’s on soft sand so it really slows you down.

The tallest sand dunes in Eastern US are a beautiful sight to see. Been coming to Jockey's Ridge since I've been grade school and it nice to see that this site is being well maintained. These dunes are not an easy feat but well worth the uphill climb. Definitely a place to visit for nature lovers, very serene. Great free adventure for solo, couple, or family trips!

I am working my way through the 42 state parks in Nc and we went to Jockeys Ridge yesterday and the evening before. The best time to go is about 30 minutes before the sun sets. It has amazing views with a 360 degree view of Nags Head. The trail is all sand so as recommended I walked barefoot. It says it takes about 30 mins to 1 hour to get to the very top…I think it took us about 25. We went back yesterday morning to find out how to find the buried castle. We parked at the kite shop and crossed the crosswalk and the castle (which is no longer buried) was just a few yards from the road. Pretty neat and worth the stop!

This is a really fun and unique thing to do in the area. Theres a board walk through trees from the visitor center to the dunes. It isn’t a far walk up the dunes. It’s beautiful to see the ocean on one side and the sound on the other at the top of the dunes. It’s quite windy at the top, I saw many kites. I went in October and it was a perfect temperature and I was able to walk barefoot on the dunes.

Such a massive sand dune! The climb to the top wasn't bad. If you're able to do it, I would definitely try! There is an observation deck, where you can see part of the dune. This is a great option for those with mobility issues. I also would not be bringing a stroller. We brought a boogie board and a saucer sled to try and sled down but we didn't have any luck with those.

Looking to climb dunes. Taking 3 steps for every 1 step gained. Then thus will be the place for you. Once you reach the top you can enjoy the view, fly a kite, or watch others enjoy the area. Sand can be hot depending on the season so morning/evening is best in the summer.

Absolutely beautiful place. Museum on site that is very informative as well as interactive. There is also historians on site that will hold group history sessions in front of the museum... several trails and a theatre where they hold the lost colony of Roanoke play. Me and my family definitely enjoyed it and can't wait to go back

Dog (and other animal) visitors: checkout the welcome desk in the main building and ask about BARK Ranger. Our dog Leo earned the certification, this activity allowed Leo to be a part of the exploration fun too while completing requirements to earn the certification. We were also able catch the tour of the historic site. Our guide was super knowledgeable about the history of the fort and shared it in a way I considered to be a fun and animated. Wonderful place and staff! BARK Ranger has me ranking this spot as over-the-top dog friendly--just be sure to abide and uphold the BARK Ranger principals.

I went to the Lost Roanoke Colony and the Visitor Center, both of which are free. I lucked out that a guided tour had just started when I arrived so I joined that, the guide was very knowledgeable and it was a good tour. There's a short trail you can walk around the old colony grounds takes about 15-20 min with some informational signs to read throughout. The visitor center has additional info about the site, the colonists, and the surrounding area/inhabitants also has some cool artifacts.

Take the tour and the story really connects with other famous parts of history. There are really three colonies with the last one being the “lost colony”. Our tour guide was a phenomenal story teller and I wish I could have found him afterwards to tell him that. Took three kids in a hot July day and they were all entertained. Earned the Junior Ranger badge too which was quite challenging for all of us.

We loved seeing the history of the lost colony! This site is beautiful but you will need walking shoes. The gift shop was very nice and you can get your national parks passport stamped there (or purchase one which is worth it). They have artifacts inside the visitors center so be sure to check it out!

Odd. The information building has a neat little informational museum and gift shop. Across from it are bathrooms. The walk way to the fort is behind it. The fort was redone in 1950ish . Then you walk to where they have a reenactment theater. Staff were friendly

It’s a beautiful place to learn the history and the visitor center has a very knowledgeable information and they provide a video on the lost colony every 30mins which is a must watch and staff are very friendly,helpful and knowledgeable.my kids had fun,learnt many things.must visit place on Roanoke island.

I would have rated my visit at 5 stars, but sadly I was there at the beginning of April when most things were not in bloom. The facility has some lovely grounds with loads of different trees, flowers, and plant species. The flowers that were in bloom were lovely and all the grounds were clean and tidy. I did enjoy the fact that they piped classical music around the grounds, giving a very upscale vibe.

Very beautiful experience. I was expecting more flowers per say rather than scrubs bushes trees or herbs but i did go in September so I cant complain. I dont know too much about plants in general besides that I cant keep them alive so I found it cool that a lot of things were labeled, some staff were out answering questions, and the map was helpful. It was amazing to see how big the garden was. I could have done without all the orb weaver spiders but luckily we survived. Even though I cam during an off season I still think it was a nice experience because I have never been anywhere like this before.

Pretty cool place! We went for plants and flowers and the garden is gorgeous, very diverse as well. We also saw a lot of really cool spiders and insects which for me was even better. I also liked the small area where they were growing plants and had them for sale!

Such a beautiful garden and was worth the stop before we left town to visit! To just soak in all the beauty that this garden holds including the butterflies freely roaming! It makes you feel like it’s something out of a fantasy movie! Originally from Ohio but was on vacation to the Outer Banks and we drove past this and said “screw it let’s take a look” and it was well worth the side quest! 10/10 beautiful garden and will be visiting again🌹🌸💐🌺🌷🌻

Great place to spend some time roaming around. Mature trees will keep you cool in the summer heat as you wander along the various pathways to the different garden areas. Many statues enhance the beauty of the gardens. We were there the end of October and they were lining some of the pathways for an evening childrens event. The Freedom Trail also begins across the parking lot from the garden entrance and is worth walking.

I absolutely loved my walk through these fabulous gardens. Well designed (of course), well maintained and a joy to adventure through or just saunter and breathe. And a nice diversion from the beach - salt life. And I loved all the fountains & the faint fairy music playing along the trail.

Our family trip to this beautiful garden was not expecting such an exciting adventure! The fairy hunt employed all the help from our group. I love that the scavenger hunt for the fairies was not too obvious but also not too difficult. This experience works well for families with members unable to travel for long periods of time. The Big Lawn in the center allows you to view quite a bit without moving too far. While allowing members on the journey to immerse themselves in the aesthetic aspects of the garden.

The view is beautiful, but doesn’t worth to pay $3 for the entrance. I got so frustrated! I thought it was free like other piers I have been to. There is an old man (seemed rude to me) who asks for your admission ticket and says it is valid for all day long. You’re going to come across with a plenty of red necks and tourists fishing and staring you. The only thing I enjoyed was the great view. I don’t recommend, unless you want to pay for it.

There are a lot of jelly fish currently. There were a lot of fisherman on the pier. It was quite cool to walk to the end of the pier at night. You could feel the competition in the air.

Besides an incredibly grumpy old man running the bait shop this place is great. He was very rude to my special needs son which is completely unnecessary. Not a great impression for the first thing you have to encounter when getting a ticket to the pier. That said a lady on the pair who is married to a worker at TWs tackle was unbelievably ki d to my son and set his rig up to fish. Thank you ma'am.

Cool little pier to watch the surfers and fisherfolk, especially if you stop by Captain Andy's to grab a drink prior. We were up here the week prior to a tropical storm / hurricane so the swells were a little bit bigger than usual. But it was a treat to see the full force of nature in all her power.

Nice fishing pier easy located in Nags Head. Friendly staff. $3 to walk out, $15 to fish. Lots of parking directly in front of the entrance.

I didn't walk out on the pier but it is certainly a pretty spot on the beach to walk to and snap some photos.

Beautiful, clean, wide open beaches ♥️. People were catching fish off the pier.

Getting tickets at the box office was easier for us than getting them online because two of us are handicapped. We were able to get a ride from the parking lot area to the seating area, which was a big help. The play itself was wonderful. The lighting effects were spectacular. The use of puppetry for some of the storytelling was wonderful. The animals being portrayed and the choreography of their movements was very well done.

I highly recommend getting tickets to see The Lost Colony live on stage. Great for all ages. Keeps your attention. Has an intermission. Very clean place, staff was professional, and a great experience for our family. Bravo to the cast and crew.

Absolutely wonderful experience!! The actors and set were top notch, and the lighting effects they use are awesome. I also appreciate the incorporation of the importance of the Native history there.

Incredible venue and production 88 years old for good reason. The story is compelling, the costumes are amazing and the cast is captivating. This is a family friendly environment much more comfortable than I expected, given the location and timing of our visit. If you are on or near the North Carolina Outer Banks, you owe it to yourself to check out the production.

For me this was the highlight of our trip to the Outer Banks. The intrigue of the lost colony is still alive today and these guys certainly did a good job showing what they know happened back then.

I absolutely loved watching this play. It was a very professional type of play. The actors in it were absolutely amazing. The singing and dancing was very good and entertaining. I would definitely recommend if you’re in OBX

I went there with my husband. They helped us chose a good spot and cheapest. They have restrooms, store that sells snacks, drinks and alcohol. The seatings were nice. The shows actually started around 8:30. I believe it's because they need the sky to be dark first for projecting video onto their stage and it was amazing! The scene of when they were sailing in the ocean will be stuck in my head for a very long time. The sound system was great. The casts were really doing a good job immerge us into the story. I didn't prepare for their singing and was surprised, good surprised. I wish more people would come to see the show.

This is a really nice area! If you have younger kids this might be a little boring for them. As someone who has always enjoyed aviation I thought it was awesome. You have to take time to get through the museum before going outside to understand what everything is. There is a nice gift shop here as well.

A must see attraction when in the area! Great for children! There's definitely a lot of walking and some climbing but you can still enjoy the memorial without the walking and climbing! The visitor's center has lots of information and things to see! The ranger program was fun and informative!

If you are into history and Aviation you will love this place. Adonis the guide that gave the presentation was amazing! He should be on stage in NYC or CLE! Standing and walking the flight line that the Wright Brothers used was a touching feeling. And the climb to the top of the National Memorial was exhilarating! Don't forget to get you passport stamped!

Awesome experience, fun and historical to see the monument, sculpture and barn. Due to the Government Shutdown the museum, tour and general parking is all closed off but you can still walk around the property and see the monument and stuff. I walked around while listening to a podcast and felt like I was getting pretty much the whole experience. Use the First Flight airport parking lot and walk in. The airport has no gate.

It was a nice experience to see where the wright brothers experimented with flight and to see the flight landing markers. They made it farther than I thought they made it for the first few flights. Theres a recreation statue of the flight and the other people that were present for it. The uphill walk up to the wright brothers monument was worth it. Plus the walk back down was soooo much easier than going up. One of the signs says the wright brothers carried each piece up the hill manually. Even after each flight.

Awesome memorial to the Wright Brothers and the first flight. Great little gift shop with good quality clothing made in U.S. you can bring your dog along for the walk up the sand dune to the outside memorial, too! Good clean facilities

Your vehicle can get in with your NPS pass or pay $10 pp. This place is very cool, so much history behind the 1st flight. It’s like walking on hallow ground - the hill where they tested the plane without engine, the field where they made the 4 successful flights. Instead of walking from the visitor center to the hill, you can drive & park at the base of the hill. It’s a long walk. There’s an outdoor area with the bronze statues too. Must visit place when in the OBX area.

We did the Nautical Room and did have a great time. The staff was very friendly and we felt very welcomed. The room was fun for our group of four, the clues were creative. The room was well done. I gave four stars instead of five because we had to ask for two clues, due to problems within the room. One of the clues had a wrong color displayed and another clue in invisible ink had rubbed off and was impossible to see. The gamemaster had to redraw the clue in ink while we were playing. Overall, we still had a great experience and got out with 3 minutes to spare, but we wasted a LOT of time looking for a missing clue that wasn't there. In their defense, the people who played the room before us took a bunch of keys from the room, so she was running to get the room back up and running. Overall it was a fun experience, just need to improve a few clues so they are more permanent and correct. Thanks for a fun day!!

We had so much fun!! We did the nautical room and the office. We were successful with only one and sooooooooo close in the next. Family friendly, pet friendly, great employees, fun, very interesting, and original room designs. Just before the bridge onto the beach in point harbor. A must! Thanks Janet for a wonderful evening of fun!!!!

We did the Nautical Room with 3 adults and 4 children ages 4, 7, adults 10, 12. Although it was tight, even the children were able to find clues and help us find the treasure. Great details and props, fun hidden clues and doors!!! Great for all ages to work together! We did ask for 3 clues but managed to escape in time!! We also did the Wacky Wizard with 2 adults and 2 children ages 10 and 12 and it was AMAZING!! Well thought out spells and scientific experiments. The kids had so much fun mixing potions! We only asked for 1 clue in this room and escaped with 9 minutes left. This room is easier than the Nautical Room. Highly recommend!

Staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, the rooms were unique and not quite like any of the ~10 I had done before. The Office room is one big room with lots to explore, and their newest room is sure to be a treat! We had both experienced and brand-new players in our family group, and got the new ones hooked. All their rooms are family friendly too. Highly recommended, would play again, and a great value.

Loved it! This was our first escape room experience and we really enjoyed it. A lot of fun and the staff was great. We picked the most difficult room and didn't get out (ha!) but it was still fun. Would definitely do it again!

My co-workers planned a surprise birthday gathering here for me. We had a blast! We were in "The Office" and the clues were so creative! It was so fun and challenging, and will definitely make you think! The staff was very friendly and patient with us. :)

I have to say, first time escape room for me, my girlfriend, and mother. First of all the lady was so helpful and polite when we walked in the door. She answered every question we had and made sure we were ready to go in to our first room, the office. It was pretty challenging, we didn’t succeed unfortunately, however a wonderful experience without a doubt! We also go an opportunity to try the enchanted forest. The enchanted forest was by far more interactive and really made you look around and think about the clues! All in all, a positive, enjoyable experience from all of us, would reccomend to anyone willing to try a escape room! Very impressed with how well the rooms are set up!

My family has been visiting H2OBX since it opened in June 2017, and it’s been a tradition we look forward to every summer (except the one we missed during COVID!). Our season passes make it easy to enjoy H2OBX multiple times throughout the summer. This park is the perfect mix of thrills and relaxation, from the heart pounding water slides to the obstacle courses that always make us laugh as we watch our kids (and other brave souls) take them on, all the way to enjoying the ocean breeze and the slower pace of the lazy river. The landscaping here is also beautiful, and it always reminds me of my mother-in-law who joined us at the park in the early years before she passed away. She always loved the flowers and shrubs, they make us think of her. It’s such a special memory we get to carry with us every time we visit. One of the best parts of H2OBX is how safe and family-friendly it feels. I never worry about letting the kids explore a bit on their own. The food and beverage options are plentiful, and the giant umbrellas with comfy lounge chairs make it easy to spend the entire day from open to close without ever wanting to leave. H2OBX is more than just a waterpark for us, it’s where we’ve made years of family memories, and we plan to hopefully keep coming back for many more. Tips: 1. Bring or wear “water shoes” or shoes you can slide off at the bottom of the attractions because the concrete gets hot. 2. Read the policies and rules before coming to the park. The majority of the 1 star reviews I’ve read on here are due to people not reading and following the parks clearly stated policies. 3. Buy the refillable souvenir cups! Such a cost saving option. 4. Arrive early so you can snag a great spot under one of the provided umbrellas. 5. The park has lots of tasty options for lunch, snacks, beverages and dinner. If you’re on a budget, pack a cooler for a picnic lunch in the parking lot.

Amazing waterpark! Clean facilities, lots to do, family friendly, tons of shady spots to sit, short lines for slides! Kids (and adults) had a great time!! Highly recommend going when they open, it definitely started to get busier as the day went on!! And bring water shoes/flip flops, the concrete can get slightly unwalkable in the heat!

The waterpark was an excellent adventure. It was my first time going. My family had a great time we’re from Virginia Beach and we used go to Ocean breeze but I think I have a new waterpark to go to now regardless it’s an hour and eight minutes away from me, but I enjoyed the drive. The park was clean. The employees were friendly. The food was great. The rise were excellent. Did not have to wait too long in line and a price was cheaper than Ocean breeze I suggest go check it out. You’ll have an excellent time.

We had a wonderful time at this waterpark! It was very clean, well-maintained, and perfect for a family weekend getaway. My family and I truly enjoyed every moment — from the fun attractions to the relaxing areas, everything was excellent. I highly recommend this place to anyone looking for a great and enjoyable experience. It was one of the best family outings we’ve had!

Great park and there is a lot to do. The only thing is not cool is they will let you bring a water bottle in but it must be empty. The only filling stations was like a water fountain like at schools. That is not cool! The food and drinks were ok about the avg price like an amusement park. I would recommend it when there is nothing else to do.

Great waterpark on the way to OBX! Smaller than Ocean Breeze and Water Country, but we enjoyed the flow rider that those parks don’t have, great locations of lockers and a couple of the slides were a lot of fun. The taco truck was great and the ladies working were so nice! We went on a Sunday that was high of 80 and felt like it never got super busy. Waits were short on everything the entire day.

Plenty of Free Parking. Easy entrance to park with online tickets. You just get your bag inspected and show them the barcodes. We rented a Cabana (pricey but in the extreme heat today those fans were amazing). Staff is super friendly and helpful. We were able to decorate for a birthday in our cabana. Hardly any lines for all the attractions. Highly recommend either water shoes or flip flops because there is not much shade and that concrete is hot enough to cook an egg. The lazy river is fantastic. Park was very clean. Bathrooms and showers were very clean. Definitely recommend a visit. Short drive from Virginia Beach. Well worth it!!

10/10 beach course. The starter Mike was dead on explaining the course, very user friendly and pretty wide open, plus it’s beautiful! Had to try really hard to lose balls. Also the only course I been to that someone delivered the carts and picked them up by our car, big shoutout the homie Brady. To top things off, the clubhouse burger and fries absolutely SLAPPED. Ansley and Lindsay were going hard in the paint over transfusions, orange crushes, and everything else! Will always be back when in OBX

Course was in very good shape most of the staff was nice , The starter was a little rude was the only negative .The course is layed out a little strange and has a lot of water .

Very enjoyable morning round at The Pointe. Super friendly staff, good course conditions, and a layout that has enough challenges for anyone made for a great experience. Enjoyed playing in sunny, breezy weather.

Two of my sons-in-law and I played 18 at the Pointe and had a great time. The staff was friendly and accommodating for Outer Banks vacationers like us. We appreciated the extra effort! The course was in great shape, and as others have noted, it’s very open. The challenges come from water hazards and bunkers that protect many of the greens.

Wonderful course with a very friendly staff. Highly recommend.

I might not ever have played a more wide open course, there is water on many of the holes, but you would have to try hard to hit it in the woods. Beautifully maintained (late May 2025) and the greens are immaculate. Good pace of play, friendly staff. Ask about the two play deal at their sister course, Carolina Club.

The Pointe hosted us for our wedding reception. The course and clubhouse are beautiful and the staff was very friendly and accommodating. It was the perfect place to celebrate and we would definitely do it again.

Best ice cream place in the area. there is so much variety of flavors for regular ice cream and frozen yogurt as well. The scoops are so big!!! We love the frozen yogurts and the ability to mix flavors and choose toppings. The self-serve is a big plus, it keeps us and the kids entertained. The lemonade is freshly squeezed and i personally like that you can choose no sugar option. The fudge is also always fresh and delicious, and the kids love the treats they have

I recently went here with my expectations high and they weren’t even close to being met. Firstly, this place scams you. I asked for 1 scoop and they gave me 3. This would normally be great but they charged you by the oz! It was way too much for me to eat and it was stupidly expensive. Secondly, the ice cream wasn’t even good for how expensive it was. I got the black raspberry pomegranate sorbet but it was way too sweet for a sorbet. Lastly, the employees seemed super annoyed at us and denied when we asked for less ice cream. If you are in the area and want ice cream of fudge, go to literally any other place because I can promise you that they are better.

Their pricing is outrageous. I wish I had realized it before I bought ice cream here. I asked for 1 scoop, she said I had to get at least 2. Okay, fine. Then she fills a decent size bowl. Okay. Ring it up - over $11!!! Now I realize they charge by the ounce. I will never return. I absolutely expect higher prices in a tourist area but I’ve never paid so much for ice cream. Absolutely ridiculous and greedy.

Best ice cream we had! Fresh and delicious and best of all you can add as many toppings as you want, and everything tasted amazing! Not like other places we went, where the ice cream and toppings were stale. The employees were very sweet and welcoming, made out visit very pleasant. Went there few times with the family and friends, and had great experience! Will be definitely back. It is our go to place now

This place used to be great. But now they charge by the ounce. I’ve never seen a business charge by the ounce where the customer doesn’t determine how much they’re buying. The employee scoops, and then charges you by the weight. Doesn’t seem right. Was almost $16 for 2 cups of ice cream. The cookies & cream, and Salty Jack were partially melted, and were flavorless. Will look for better options in town.

Best ice cream in Duck! They have so many delicious flavors, and this year they’ve added frozen yogurt too, with tons of options. The fudge is absolutely amazing — rich, fresh, and made right in the shop so you can watch the process. Friendly staff and a fun atmosphere make it the perfect stop for a sweet treat while you’re in town!

My family and I visited this shop and we were satisfied with their sweets and services! We tried their new machine it was the self service soft serve and it was good, we paid for what we got. The ice cream flavors are so good that I get to taste for the first time. I will definitely come back and bring my friends next time.

My friend and I enjoyed a wonderful afternoon here taking in the beautiful nature along the boardwalk and stopping along the way to visit very nice shops and also enjoyed some homemade ice cream. Highly recommend stopping in the town of Duck to explore this great scenic boardwalk! Only a 30 minute drive from our house in Nags Head. We were blessed to see a beautiful great blue heron and also see a snake slithering through the water in the sound! Lots of fish, too!

This Boardwalk is great addition to Duck. The access to shopping and a nature walk is wonderful. It got 4 stars because the town needs a better maintenance schedule for this venue. They need a volunteer group to clean up and repair every spring.

If you're looking for a peaceful escape from the noise of the city, the Downtown Park Boardwalk is a hidden gem worth exploring. Surrounded by trees and the calming sound of birds and flowing water, it’s the perfect spot to unwind and reconnect with nature. The boardwalk is well-maintained and easy to walk, making it accessible for all ages. Whether you're taking a quiet morning stroll or just need a break in the middle of a hectic day, this place offers a refreshing breath of fresh air. Highly recommend for anyone who enjoys the simple beauty of nature and a relaxing getaway close to home.

Such a fun place to visit. So many different shops you'll definitely find what you want. The wildlife on the boardwalk was very enjoyable.

We love the boardwalk! Great for a stroll but then also has so many different shopping places and restaurants! Definitely recommend. Public restrooms off the boardwalk by the Town Hall and also a public parking lot by the park.

There's a lot of cool shops and places to eat. Nice atmosphere and right on the sound.

Nice boardwalk for a wide variety of local food & wares vendors for visitors to stroll&shop - in early May we found plenty of available parking and bathrooms. Photos taken at mid-day, imagine the sunsets at this location!

This is the place to go if you’re a monster truck fan!! The kids thanked us the second we got in the car to leave. Every employee was extremely kind. We all got amazing food (burgers, shrimp, nachos, fries, shakes). Worth every penny!

Great experience! There's a store with all kinds of monster truck collectible toys and clothing. The museum is $10 per person, and 3 and under are free. There's also a kids area with $5 rides with a small petting zoo. We didn't go to the diner or ride the big monster truck, but had a great time while there.

Super Awesome! We had a blast learning about grave digger and the evolution of monster trucks! They even have monster truck rides on site. The gift shop has pricing you would expect from a place like this but still reasonable.

This was freaking awesome! I didn’t grow up enjoying monster trucks, but raising a son has made me love them. I loved hearing the story behind Grave Digger. The activities were so fun, too. I can’t believe we got to ride in a monster truck! Don’t forget cash!

I went by Home of the grave digger they have a museum there that they also have diggers dungeon they also have like they had a little kids ride it was a fun spot. I live just a short bit away in Virginia Beach and grew up cheering for grave digger and all of the spawn I think they have son of a digger heck of a digger it's me all the truck parts there are in the massive size of them is just so impressive

If you know anything about monster trucks you know that you have to stop to see! There is a small museum, gift shop area to get all your Digger stuff at. You can get food at the diner. You can even go on a monster truck ride. There’s plenty of parking for all kinds of vehicles. Great place to stop and see!

Excellent, it was 20 years since I've been back until today, they have really expanded the operation. The old race shop attached to the gift shop is now a small museum. Two more huge race shops built out back and a ride truck track and restaurant directly next door. The ride truck doesn't operate every day after Labor Day nor does the restaurant. It's still a must see stop for after Labor Day vacationers !! You may never have another chance !

It was stunning! We loved it and the history. Impressed with the county taking over the dilapidated structure and fully renovating it to its original design. Absolutely magnificent. No photos allowed inside or we'd have hundreds!

This is a house with a fascinating history. The self guiding tour was very well done and efficiently run by some dedicated volunteers. The architecture and furnishings are interesting, but it is the story of the couple who built the mansion and the privileged lives they led are what made this such a worthwhile experience. The history of the house in the years afterwards is also a compelling tale. Thankfully, after years of neglect, this community found the resources to restore this amazing property.

Incredibly beautiful views of the bay & relaxed ambiance. Remarkable level of cleanliness. Cleanest bathrooms you’ll ever find. Been going to Whalehead Club for decades every OBX trip. Amazing bbq eats & awesome book store in walking distance. Cheers to 35 years of the OBX! Can’t wait for the 36th!

What an amazing place that we still have with us. Unit sat for decades abandoned and going into ruins till it was brought back by the local preservation authority The interior has so many amazing and incredible details showing no cost was soared to build this hunt club. Unfortunately they don’t allow interior pictures to be taken. Well worth paying for the tour and seeing the home and surrounding grounds.

We went for a wedding and it was a gorgeous venue. They set everything up on the property and had plenty of room so we weren’t getting in the car between the ceremony and reception. Signage could be a little clearer for events but we had a wonderful time.

Amazingly restored 1920's mansion that sits close to the Currituck Sound and worth a visit if in the area. Connected to other historic areas by pathways and boardwalks, the entire area is worth a visit.

Toured this Historical Building on a weekday afternoon. It wasn’t too busy. The grounds are beautiful and the home was restored to mimic the original home. There are guides to help direct you to the self guided audio tour throughout the home. Very beautiful interior and fascinating that the dining room was disassembled from the families original home in Rhode Island and assembled in the Whalehead. If you’re curious about the history behind this home and grounds from the 1920s, I highly recommend. Just absolutely ornate detailing with the wood fixtures. I would recommend leaving kids under 14 at home as there is no touching, video, photos, and loud voices within the home and tour. Plan to spend about an hour reading the information and just taking in the details. There is a 5-7$ fee for entering the home. You should check it out if you’re in Corolla.

We love the nature center! It is such a lovely thing to do on a rainy day and the classes are wonderful for the kids. We are so pleased that they have started offering the classes and activities, and the kids have learned so much! Definitely recommend a visit; we cannot recommend them enough!

Amazing! The movie about the local history, fauna, and flora is worth the watch - and the taxidermy is high quality! it brings everything to life for children and adults alike. You may even get to see a John James Audubon illustration!

Great family fun, and lots of activities and history for the children. The crabbing and sound activities were enjoyed by our whole group. And our guides were excellent and had us participate in the activities in the historic park so that we could experience the spectacular views the area has to offer. They also had plenty of patience with our large group of 10!

I am disappointed. I would seriously love to change the name to OBX history hunting center. The section on the role woman played in OBX is much stronger then painting and sewing! Thank you for being free! Also I would love to know about animals and see wildlife not something grade school child made.

I’m not much of a hunter or fisherman but I love wildlife and the people working here seem to really love wildlife and the environment. I enjoyed visiting and talking to them. They gave a lot of good tips.

Nice little stop by the Currituck Beach Lighthouse, picking tables, scenic wooden bridge, lots of history, 20 min movie, and a little indoor scavenger hunt to keep the kids occupied. (Closes at 4PM)

What a great find! Free experience on the water here in Corolla, NC. We've been here for years and never visited the state. Great wealth of information about the area and it's rich history. We will certainly be back. Great welcoming staff!

Absolutely beautiful lighthouse! The climb up wasn’t bad for me or my 4 year old. Your child does have to be 4years and older to climb the lighthouse and you cannot carry your kid up or down. I believe it was $12 to climb the lighthouse. It was a fun and exciting experience! Highly recommend!!

We really enjoyed our visit to this lighthouse. It is held by a local restoration group, so there is a fee to go up the lighthouse, but the grounds and outside of the structure are free to visit and interesting and attractive. We enjoyed the well stocked shop that fills one of the old houses even though the power went out and we could only pay with cash.

I love lighthouses. This one is cool because it is nestled in amongst other stuff. Alot of times they are isolated way out by themselves. Not this one. Cool historic town and green space on both sides. Some interesting buildings on the property. I was with pooch so I just glanced.

We didn’t pick the nicest day, a nor Easter was expected to come in the day we went. Turned out to be a decent day. The lighthouse is beautiful and so stately. It is $13 per person to climb, 220 steps. It was not that strenuous for this 60 year old, the landings between floors gave you time to let the burning in your thighs subside 🤣 before moving on. The view from the top, I am sure, is amazing on a sunny day. It was a sisters day and we had a fantastic time in Duck and Corolla.

Amazing grounds. Well maintained. My daughter and I climbed the 220 step lighthouse. At each landing there are fun facts about the history of the lighthouse. The woman accepting the money for the climbs really does enjoy her "job".

Went this past Sunday with my husband and a friend of ours because we’d never been before. Came early in the morning driving from Chesapeake and got there a little after they opened for the day and wasn’t as busy yet. Very beautiful historical lighthouse ❤️ The lady we met who we paid to enter the lighthouse was really friendly and knowledgeable. As a heads up, you do have to sign a waiver before you can climb up, it’s a safety thing considering how old the lighthouse is. Please be aware that on hot/humid days it can get REALLY hot inside on your way up (they can’t really open the windows for preservation reasons). Pace yourself, bring some water to sip on, and take breaks on the levels with fans. The views at the top are worth it!! You can see the Atlantic side and the sound. Plus the cool ocean breeze feels nice after the long climb up :) Be careful going down and wait on the landings to let others pass. All in all glad we stopped to check it out, need to go see the other lighthouses next trip!

We walked 200’ straight up a spiral staircase of this lighthouse. What an absolute amazing experience. There are landings as you climb the lighthouse tower. So you can take your time walking up to the top. The view from the top of the lighthouse is breathtaking. 360 degrees view and You can lookout as far as the eye can see. This lighthouse was built in the 1800’s it cost $13.00 per person to tour the lighthouse. The homes on the property were residential homes for the workers and their families.

We were on the beach 4 different days during our week vacation in the OBX. We drove our Jeep down, for the permit and had a blast. Being able to see the famous Corolla Wild horses was the highlight of our trip. There are just over 100 horses left but we saw several foals which h is great to see. Don’t be stupid by taking a vehicle that doesn’t have a transfer case with real 4x4 capabilities. We saw many people needing to get towed at a cost of $300+! Yes there are many capable vehicles just know your and your vehicles limits. There were many dolphins off the cost that we got to see as well. The beach stretches 23 miles all the way to the VA border. The further you drive the less crowded. There are also houses to the west you can drive through. There is nothing paved, it is all sand. Well worth the trip. We will be making this an annual vacation for us.

Must have a four wheel drive to visit this beach and must air down your tires before driving onto the beach. No roads, no gas stations, no stores. But all this is what is attractive about Currituck Beach. (Carova) Not as populated. We've visited in both prime and off season. Off season is definitely a bit slower on the northern beaches. Schools are back in. And if that's not enough of a draw, add in wild horses!

We had an amazing trip to see the wild horses.

Had loads of fun driving on the beach and exploring streets in the town searching for wild horses.

Such a beautiful beach went on the 4×4 beach and got stuck because we missed the sign to air down your tires before getting on the beach. We did get to see a wild horse on the way down the beach. Also should of checked the weather there was a nasty storm rolling in while we were on the beach but it was so pretty.

Amazing beach on north end of Corolla.

The beach was beautiful and clean. We went early in the morning hours when there was no one out and also came at sunset on several occasions during our week stay. The beach never became too crowded and everyone seemed respectful of each other as to not be blaring music or acting inappropriately because of intoxication. The water was a bit colder than I would’ve expected being it was mid-August but it sure felt good after being baked by the sun. We will return when the next opportunity presents itself.

The museum’s staff is knowledgeable and friendly. Learn about the history of the Corolla horses! Gift shop purchases benefit the non-profit fund to protect the island’s horses.

Corolla wild horse rescue farm 🐴 is so healing for all 😃 The nicest people, they really care. I loved my visit at the farm 🐴 The people take great care of the horses. I enjoyed the video about the horses. Tells you about the people who work there also. That so touched my heart ♥ Rip tide & some of the other horses can paint! I need to go visit again & to purchase a painting 🎨 🐴 The farm is a great place to visit 🐴🫏🐈 to meet the horses and enjoy being in the country side 🐴🫏🐈🎨 By the way it's opened on wendesdays at 10am 🐴

This place on the map is not the sanctuary. It’s the shop/mini museum and obviously run by lovely people that care. This whole area of Historic Corolla is beautiful but if you want to hang with the Mustangs it is a different location in Jarvisburg (hopefully I spelt that right). They do Mustang Mornings every Wednesday in the summer. Visit both! If you end up at this place you might as well check out everything else in the area and make a day out of it because it is worthwhile it.

Wife and I went here for part of our honeymoon. She enjoyed it even though she isn't into horses. Tour guide was awesome, and made us all laugh. The tour itself was almost more fun than when we saw the horses. He was knowledgeable and I could tell he loved his job, and the horses. Wife and I had fun, purchased some merchandise, and became a member. This is the only true wild horse nonprofit in the area. I love these guys and will be returning when I can. Highly recommend you go here and support these guys. The tour is a blast.

Our tour guide was Doug and he was phenomenal. He was friendly, helpful, considerate and knowledgeable. We saw over 20+ horses and some dolphins. Highly recommend this tour. We had two kids (5 yr old and 2 year old) with us and they loved it. Their car seats clicked right into the latches - very secure. The sand blowing in their faces was a little uncomfortable for the 2 year old but it was quick. Maybe bring a small towel if your child is sensitive to these things. Overall, wonderful tour and would go back! Money well spent!

Good people, great organization to help protect the wild horses here on the Outerbanks. Tour guide was very nice. Tour was done in a GMC Yukon which I was happy about considering how hot out it was and were not all jammed in like cattle in a humvee like we witnessed with other companies that did the same. Had a great time and encountered a lot of the horses up close and personal.

Our experience with the tour was incredible! Instead of booking tours off site, go directly to the source. It's almost half the price. The guides know EXACTLY where to find the horses. Even if they have to hunt them down (it doesn't take much) we learned such amazing history about the horses. Plus, I admire the fact that $ collected goes to helping protect these majestic creatures. We also got some amazing pictures.

Nice spot to watch the sunset on the sound side. Boardwalk well maintain along the 3/4 mile out and back walk. A side hiking trail option if looking for an easy walk off the Boardwalk.

A nice easy walk to the dock. We also enjoyed the hike. It was fairly flat. Got to see lots of wildlife. The only problem is there is very limited parking.

Such a pretty place to walk and see the local trees and plants. Boardwalk through the woods and many trees and plants identified with markers. One thing I have found is the OBX or maybe just this time of the year there’s lots of different spiders and webs to check out. The nice thing is most of the trail is shaded. Unfortunately our Boston Terrier was overheated and we couldn’t do the maritime trail.

Beautiful nature reserve. Has a boardwalk through the trees that leads to an estuary with some educational info. There is also a trail that goes through the forest about halfway down the boardwalk. I didn't see any but horses can be found in the woods. Parking lot is small.

This is a 4x4 only beach, many AWD cars get stuck out here. It's the only area where you can see the corolla wild horses. During the spring & summer months a permit is needed to park on the beach. Speed limit is 35mph & 25mph within 300 ft of a pedestrian

Great hike. Option for boardwalk only, with offshoot through the woods with easily navigable blazes.

Great place for a leisurely walk with kids or adults!

It's actually a very nice place to stay for a week. The choices range between 4 different sized trailers (all with a very modern apartment feel) to 2 cabins (which I would highly suggest). My mother actually works on base here as one of the main cleaners for the entire set of housing and she is an absolute neat freak so 90% of the time you'll get a place that's incredibly well kept, there are other cleaners but they dont do as good of a job as her unfortunately.

Convenient banking near home. Good service.

Stayed for the weekend and it was so spacious and safe. The cherry on top is being able to sit on the deck and watch the planes land. Loved it. Thank you USCG!❤️

Had a wonderful stay here . Very spacious nice rooms. The master bedroom has it own room apart from the other rooms. Open space as well. They also have a playground .

This site has the 30 amp hookups and water for smaller RVs or trailers. They have washers and dryers that are coin coin-operated. There are also rentable trailers at this site, but you cannot have animals there so I am not using them. You are very close to the base gas station and base exchange. It is also close to the base chapel, the MWR facility, and the gym. It's an excellent camping facility except for the unpaved spots for the trailer, which isn't a killer but makes leveling it inconvenient. No tent camping, this site is for Department of Defense and Department of Homeland Security identification card holders only.

Love this small base and the people who work there. It would be nice if they had a commissary and a bigger Base Exchange.

Good place to visit and get ID card. Small PX but some items are good and not expensive. Good liquor selection.

This is a must stop if in the area and looking for something to do, and it's free! I was killing time in town and wandered upon it. They had a wide range of exhibits of local history. Thought it was quite well done. Was able to take my time and check it all out. Lots was pretty interesting and very informative. Some of the wood carvings and making were amazing. They even had a current surfing exhibit going on. They had a duck decoys through the years, which was neat. There is also a little gift store. Lady working the front desk was super nice and helpful.

Excellent little museum with an immersive exhibition of local history. It has free admission and a waterfront park across the street. The big glass windows make for a nice backdrop and the outdoor ballroom area is well lit with good acoustics. Makes for a good wedding venue up to 200 guests.

Interesting NC state museum focused on the Albemarle region, including history and links to modern life. Really well done exhibits. Free admission, with donation boxes.

My husband and I really enjoyed visiting the Museum of the Albemarle. The best thing about the museum are the people that work there. We had multiple museum employees greet us and share information and wisdom with us. We liked how the information was shared. You can scan a QR code to open a webpage that takes you on a tour thru the museum. It shares much of the same material you can read and some anecdotes and info not on the displays. This museum is free to visit.

The Museum of the Albemarle, a hidden gem in Elizabeth City that goes above and beyond what one might anticipate for a town of its size, is tucked away along the shoreline. The size and caliber of the displays immediately establish that this is not a little local collection but rather a well designed area that reflects the richness and complexity of the history of northeastern North Carolina. Despite my short time today, I was amazed by the depth of the exhibits, which cover centuries of local history, from colonial colonization and Indigenous cultures to maritime heritage and contemporary municipal development. The museum's layout is expansive, with high ceilings and spacious galleries that invite deeper exploration. It's the kind of place where you could easily spend several hours and still feel like there's more to uncover.

This museum was well worth the long drive and visit. It took us about 3 hours to see everything and there was a section that was closed off. In addition to the regular sections of the museum they had special exhibit on the contributions of women and one called High on the Hog which was about the history of slaughtering and processing pigs. It was really interesting. Aside from those there was a section on the history of Native Americans as well as the history of the area. The museum is fully accessible and has benches throughout. I was able to easily navigate it with my scooter. One thing that was disappointing was the first floor bathroom. There was a handicap sign on the outside but no handicap stall inside. Then when I looked a little further I found a door that said “nursing room”, when I looked inside there was a handicap toilet set up. It was strange. The staff here are really nice and helpful. The gift shop was really nice, I spent way too much in there. I was also able to buy gifts from the local area. Take the time to enjoy this gem of a museum!

Visited the Northeastern North Carolina Surfing Exhibit today at MOA. Admission is Free. The exhibit was awesome! There is a wall outside the exhibit where visitors can bring a sticker from their favorite surf shop, attach the sticker to the wall and get a photo on a surfboard in front of the wall. Inside the exhibit we saw so many local surf boards shaped from locally owned surf shops and shapers on Hatteras Island and Nags Head areas. Displays of vintage boards and accomplishments of local surfers are also included in the exhibit. There is so much history of NE North Carolina at MOA. We enjoyed the rest of our time visiting the history exhibits. Great time for friends and family!

Port discover is probably the best thing to ever happen to me. I had been going many years when I was a kid, and now that I'm 20 with a future career in teaching I decided to step in again and volunteer. I have had the time of my life working with Kortni, my fellow coworkers, the parents, and all of the kids. I have gained so much experience and knowledge, and your kids will too. Port discover has events and programs made for every kid, no matter the age, and the place is only getting better. Port discover is undergoing updates and upgrades to make this the best place your whole family can visit. I could not recommend this place more, and I'm so excited to continue working and visiting port discover.

My kids did 2 separate homeschool classes. It was WONDERFUL. They learned so much about the heart and how it all works.

From 6 year old to 14 year old, they all loved the activities and hands in learning experience!

Great local place to take kids & grandkids for interactive play & learning. Small town local fun

Fun little local science spot. It was us and one other family. I took off one star because the attendant didn't seem interested to engage the adults or kids. Just sat at his computer for the hour we were there watching YouTube.

Cozy little museum with fun interactive activities. Cheap, to lil one loved flying the plane.

Amazing place for the kids!!! They are undergoing alot of changes and it's going to be even better!!!

I love coming here! They have a beautiful selection of art and all the people working there are absolutely amazing! I have several of my own pieces for sale here and I couldn't be more proud to have them in such a great little museum, Def go in and check them out! Every first Friday of the month they have a special event for artwalk in which they have drinks and usually a few exhibiting artists there to talk about their work

It was amazing! I did not know that we had a gem like this in our town! The times i have been here, i have enjoyed every minute of it. Jazz night and cooking with local chef Andi Montero fundraiser. Really had an awesome time. The wesite gives information on upcoming events. Stay tune!

My daughter had a All County Choir Concert here. Pretty spacious(level 2) but the balcony area doesn't have any leg room at all to stretch your legs out. Your knees are pretty much touching the back of the seat in front of you. If you're coming here for a Concert or anything in this area of the building, I would recommend you get there early to get the floor seats.

Exceptional program ... varied items. Facility is well maintained, very good presentation.

Great play theater! My son was in a play here. Great atmosphere. And the art gallery downstairs was really neat too!

The Elementary School Music Teachers of ECPPS should be so very proud of the job they are doing with our children and grandchildren. Miss Felton has such energy and enthusiasm that we were all caught up in the performance! Thanks to her, Dr. Manning and I were able to grab last minute tickets to the performance and we are so thankful we didn't miss it. My only critique would be to have more than one performance so that so many others could attend. Thanks for all that ECPPS and AOA do for the youth if our community. Donna Manning

Excellent place to experience if you're a local or just passing through. There is always the most exquisite variety of creative art on display. They feature culturally diverse artists and promote and encourage a love and appreciation of a wide range of artistic genres.

I love this library. Everyone is always kind and helpful. Great place to study.

Updated 2/16/23 Have really enjoyed this library and their services since moving here in 2016. Every member of the staff is helpful and friendly. I also enjoy their used book sale section. Easy to browse since it is set up so nicely.

Great library with an awesome selection. Their ongoing book sale is a definite bonus, but it's really the staff that make this a great library to visit. I enjoy seeing the monthly displays, I usually end up getting at least one book of every time. I also appreciate they do interlibrary loans, so I can still get books from other libraries in the EARL system without having to drive all over creation to borrow or return titles. A great resource in books AND movies (new and old) that I use as often as I can.

Staff are so friendly & welcoming, easy to talk to, and extremely willing to help. Children's area is a large room full of a wonderful selection of books and there are toys, puzzles & puppets to play with as well. There are 2 story times a week, one for ages 3-5 on Teusdays & another for ages 1-2 (on Wednesdays). There are other events such as movie nights & a book club. Also, interlibrary loans are swift & seamless! This is hands down the best library I've been to!!!

Good selection, very nice staff, comfortable. And the computer classes are awesome - Mike is a great teacher!

Great selection and AMAZING staff. Bonus: you can request an interlibrary loan from any of the connected libraries in the region.

Staff is friendly and always helpful! Love the new library. Plenty of comfortable seating, lots of computers, movies and the genealogy section is is private.

Produce was high quality and normally priced. Some produce seemed to be purchased then resold from grocery stores, ice cream was delightful! Cool giant carrots 🥕

I saw the signs alson tje road advertising fudge. I knew that I had to stop. I bpught a pound and with a pound purcjasef you get one half pound free. Each square is about o e forth pound. I chose 6 different types or flavors. They alsohave weirdly named beers. The tomatoes and strawberrys in small baskets.

Great stop to not only stretch your legs but they do have some great produce, ice cream, fudge, etc. You will see the signs leading right up to the market. We stop here every year, before heading to the beach to grab some fresh produce, especially the peaches. They are so flavorful, soft, and juicy. There is plenty of available parking, restrooms and an area for our furry friends. Very conveniently positions right off the road.