The 11-acre Duck Town Park offers an abundance of natural beauty and outdoor space to watch birds and other wildlife with the Currituck Sound as a backdrop. Duck is a small town but it combines fun, good taste and beautiful nature. It also has a cute coffee shop, The Kind Cup Coffee House.ģ. Corolla Village Market nearby sells paintings, wood-works and jewelry by local artists. Drop by Island Bookstore, a quaint bookshop that stocks a good selection, including children’s books.
gettyīefore leaving the Historic Park, walk around Historic Corolla Village where historic homes have been restored and repurposed to house retail shops. metal stairs and landings within the red brick structure.
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The view looking up inside the Currituck Beach Lighthouse in Corolla, NC shows a series of spiral. The entrance fee is $10 for those wanting to climb up 220 steps to the top to enjoy views over the Currituck Sound and the Atlantic Ocean. This distinctive red-brick lighthouse is one of the few lighthouses in the country with the original first-order fresnel lens. The Currituck Beach Lighthouse in the same park has been operating continuously since it was first lit in 1875. After falling into neglect for many years after the couple’s death, the house has been painstakingly restored to bring back the original ornamentation of American Art Nouveau. The property that used to belong to Edward Collings Knight Jr., an heir to a railroad fortune, and his wife stands as a testament to the region’s fame as a bird-hunting ground for the wealthy. This public park in Currituck County is home to Whalehead, a prominent house from the 1920s set in a 39-acre lot. Spend an afternoon in Historic Corolla Park in the heart of Corolla. The outdoor is pool is open for our guests' use.Wild horses on Carova beach in the Outer Banks, North Carolina gettyĢ. Daily housekeeping service will be halted for the interim should guests require additional items during their stay, they may contact the front desk and obtain requested items from the front desk staff. Also just to inform our guests, though masks/face coverings are not required right now in our state/county, the state is highly recommending this and some businesses in our area do require customers to have them own when shopping.īecause of the additional cleaning protocols that our housekeeping staff has to do, we are sorry but we cannot offer any early check ins or late check outs to give them ample time to adhere to these new protocols.įor the safety of our guests and our staff, all guests' rooms are stocked with towels, toiletries and coffee service prior to your check in. Please note we will require the person checking in to wear a face covering (mask, scarf, etc.).
Unfortunately for everyone's safety, we will be halting our afternoon refreshments for the foreseeable future.įor the safety of our guests and for our staff, we will ask that only 1 member of the party check in at the front desk. This will be available to our guests during our normal breakfast hours. Instead of eliminating our breakfast service - we are happy to provide a "Grab and Go" bagged breakfast for our guests. We will try to meet our check in time of 4 pm, but ask that guests please understand that with the stringent cleaning protocols our staff will be following, some check in times may run a little past that - we thank you in advance for your understanding. We will be adhering to all CDC recommendations on cleaning/housekeeping to keep our guests as safe as possible. Because of this, things you may have experienced during a stay with us before may be different if you stay with us now - for the interim. The staff at the Days Inn Oceanfront will be doing everything in our power to make sure that our guests, as well as our staff, stay safe during this time period.
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