Things to Do

Three pools, basketball and volleyball courts, two playgrounds, shuffleboard, and the Oceanside Grille restaurant. Summer programming includes cornhole tournaments and yoga classes.

The second-largest fitness facility on the Outer Banks. Free weights, cardio equipment, racquetball, two tennis courts, a heated 25-yard pool, and a 12-person jetted spa.

A green walking and bike path connecting the resort to Whalehead and Currituck Beach Lighthouse. Beautiful for an evening walk or morning ride.

A 158-foot brick lighthouse with 220 steps and sweeping ocean views from the top. One of the most photographed landmarks on the Outer Banks.

A stunning 1920s Hunt Club mansion turned museum, with summer wine tastings, tours, and events on the sound.

See the famous wild Colonial Spanish mustangs that roam the northernmost beaches of Corolla. Tours available by 4WD vehicle.

A 22,000-square-foot educational facility with exhibits on Outer Banks wildlife and ecosystems.

An aquarium and rehabilitation center for sea turtles and other marine life. Great for families.

An aerial adventure park — described as a "giant jungle gym in the sky" — with an outdoor bar for adults.

North of Corolla, the paved road ends and 4WD vehicles can drive directly on the beach for miles. Popular for fishing, wild horse spotting, and seclusion.

Explore the Donal C. O'Brien Jr. Sanctuary via guided kayak tours through pristine marshland and wildlife habitat.

Resort wristband holders receive discounted rates at four local golf courses.

Surf fishing, pier fishing, and charter boats all available in the Corolla area.

Walking distance to shops, casual dining, and convenience stores.

A popular outdoor shopping and dining destination nearby with restaurants, mini golf, and boutique shops.