We have used this car shuttle service for years and it is honestly the best!…read moreSafe, trustworthy and helpful drivers, clean vehicles, and they are always on time. Thank you Gwynn, Craig and Steve for always getting us to where we need to go.

Russell was great picked me up on time and got me to the airport safely. I also got picked up from…read morethe airport on time. Van was comfortable .

First rate service all the way around. We used OBX for an early morning airport run to ORF and…read morethey were on time, the car was clean and everything went as scheduled. But also, Gwynn was a super resource for information regarding our stay in the Outer Banks. She is so friendly and knowledgeable!

Just lovely , driver very helpful, clean car, knows the area and helped me decide on places to goread more

This was a great place to go and see the sight. Horses and variety of homes, shops and the great…read morecounty side...a great area for right seeing while you are just drive and enjoy the view.

The staff complained during our entire encounter. We simply wanted parking passes for the beach and…read morewere unfamiliar of the new regulations enacted since last year. They acted like we were being insufferable. Acting like the customer is an inconvenience is poor business and definitely not a desirable quality in employees working in in the service industry. People are here on vacation and don't want to hear about "how hard your job is".

We love this ferry! It's free to ride back and forth…read more The hours/times/seasons are updated online and are also posted on the signs outside the loading area. You have the option of staying in your vehicle or roaming the ferry. They have indoor seating, outdoor standing areas, and restrooms.

Just a 5.4 mile 40 min stretch is all. If you time it right where the wait is not long it's pretty…read morefun. The ferry operates from Currituck NC to Knott's Island NC. The trip is on North Carolina as their taxes pay for the service. From what I could tell it runs hourly, so they have two boats. There is a restroom and small shelter on the Currituck side. You will need to show ID prior to boarding. The boat is pretty bare bones and holds around a dozen cars. There are two sides with seating that is climate controlled with vending machines. You can go partial top deck for a better view. If you notice a school bus on the pic it may seem out of place. The Knott's Island kids in MS & HS take it everyday to Currituck. If your looking for an adventure this may be your ticket. However, keep in mind the landing points because it may be an hour, or more out of your way if your destination is Virginia Beach to the East in Town Center.

Absolutely loved this place! Truly a hidden gem. My family of 4 and german shepherd stayed for an…read moreextended stay for about 6 months. We loved how we weren't stacked on top of another camper and had our own little space. The two beaches are beautiful to watch the sunsets and collect beach glass. I also enjoyed taking my two boys outside. The people here are friendly from the staff to the campers. They are always willing to help and answer any questions. I really met some awesome people here. They do have a bath house and a playground. Other amenities included a basketball court, volleyball court, camp store, and they also accept all your mail & packages. The playground was sorta run down and I wished so badly it was in better shape for my two little boys. I also think a laundry facility would be a big help with the full timers. I can tell these owners care about their property. They keep up with maintenance and are trying to make the campground look nicer! Overall, would definitely recommend! Going to miss this place!

We recently stayed at one of their "primitive" campsites. The fee was a little steep at $40, but…read morefor a private spot on the Currituck Sound I feel like there is value there. The pros: secluded spot at the end of the road, small beach area to swim & fish, trash cans to dispose of waste. There was a playground & basketball court towards the store (both were a little worn, but my son enjoyed them regardless. Balls & chalk were provided which was awesome) Cons: We did have a few people venture down to our campsite at various times which was kind of odd. Not sure how the staff could improve on that as most people seemed to just be exploring the property. I will say the people that did venture down during the day were kind, and respectful, but one was at 10pm, which startled us a little. Overall we will be coming back, probably with a few other "overland" friends. The "Primitive Spot A" was a gem, my son had a blast in the water. If you're looking for an "off-grid" experience around the Tidewater area, this is the place! Not sure about their other sites, but book Site A!

Note this review is for the cafe/lounge only. Be aware they…read moreserve different meals (breakfast , lunch, dinner) on different days of week. Check out their website for details before you go. This is a cute and cozy (tiny) place that serves sandwiches and drinks. We decided to go for breakfast on a Wednesday morning. The menu consists of various paninis with scrambled eggs. Sides are breakfast potatoes or a small fruit cup. The sandwiches are large! I had the rambler which had scrambled eggs, havarti, avocado, onions and yellow pepper. It was very crispy and tasty. The coffee was also good, but be sure to check out the Banana Dog coffee truck in the parking lot for delicious iced coffee drinks! The server was extremely friendly and had a great attitude. That goes a long way in today's world!

Just visited the cafe bar at the end of the strip. Very nice, great drinks and pretzel!…read more Friendly and nice ambiance.

From start to finish they were top notch. We did see horses and a few with babies. Driver was…read morewonderful. A must do.

We had such an amazing time. Janae was a fantastic tour guide she nailed everything and was filled…read morewith information on the horses and area. We had a blast and accommodated the 11 of us so we could all be together. Highly recommend

Coming from the North, this is the Visitor Center that you're going to want to stop at as you have…read morecrossed over onto the Outer Banks. On the bypass at Milepost 1 in Kitty Hawk (it's on the right past the Home Depot), this welcome center has help for reservations, a ton of brochures, rest rooms and a good-sized picnic area. I found it quite helpful. Don't miss the 100th anniversary of powered flight monument where they've buried a time capsule to be opened in 2103.

Great rest area with clean restrooms. You usually don't run into any sort of crowds here. It's a…read moreconvenient area for a rest stop with fast foods close by.