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Top 10 Outer Banks Pet Friendly Spots

Top 10 Outer Banks Pet Friendly Spots

The Outer Banks is well known for providing wonderful family vacations...so why not bring along the entire family? Not only do many ResortQuest Outer Banks vacation rentals allow your dogs to vacation with you, but the following locations also welcome your four-legged family members. So grab the dog and the leash and spend a fun-filled day exploring the beautiful (and pet-friendly) Outer Banks!

ResortQuest Outer Banks Number One

The Beach!

A day at an Outer Banks beach can be an enjoyable time for both pets and their owners. If bringing your dog to the beach, please be aware of the leash/pet laws.

The beach!
     
     
     
ResortQuest Outer Banks Number Two Currituck Heritage Park Currituck Heritage Park and The Whalehead Club
 
1100 Club Road (off Rt. 12N)
Corolla, NC 27927
(252) 453-9400
Currituck Heritage Park
 
Located in Corolla, this park is home to the esteemed Whalehead Lub and Outer Banks Center for Wildlife Education. Bring your family (and your dog!) and enjoy a picnic under live oaks, an afternoon of crabbing, beautiful sunsets over the Currituck Sound, or a stroll along the grounds with your furry friend. Dogs must be on leashes.
     
     
     
ResortQuest Outer Banks Number Three The Wright Brothers National Memorial Wright Brothers Memorial
 
Hwy 158 Bypass, Milepost 6.5
Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948
(252) 441-7430
The Wright Brothers National Memorial
 
This is the site of the world's first controlled powered flight by Wilbur and Orville Wright on December 17, 1903. Explore the Visitor Center that features full-scale reproductions of the Wright 1903 Powered Flyer. Dogs must be on leashes, and the leashes must not exceed six feet in length.
     
     
     
ResortQuest Outer Banks Number Four Jockey's Ridge State Park Jockey's Ridge State Park
 
Hwy 158 Bypass, Milepost 12
Nags Head, NC 27959
(252) 441-7132
 
Jockey's Ridge State Park
 
Jockey's Ridge is the largest living sand dune on the East Coast. Dogs must be on leashes, and the leashes must not exceed six feet.
     
     
     
ResortQuest Outer Banks Number Five Nags Head Woods Preserve Nags Head Wood Preserve
 
701 W. Ocean Acres Drive
Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948
(252) 441-2525
 
 
You may bring your leashed dog on the quiet gravel road running through the Nags Head Woods Preserve; however, pets of any kind are not allowed on the trails. Dogs must be on leashes, but there are no length requirements.
     
     
     
ResortQuest Outer Banks Number Six Fort Raleigh National Historic Site Fort Raleigh National Historic Site
 
US-64E
Manteo, NC 27954
(252) 473-5772
Fort Raleigh National Historic Site
 
Here, the first English settlement -- the legendary Lost Colony of Roanoake Island -- was founded in 1587 by Sir Walter Raleigh. Dogs must be on leashes, and the leashes must not exceed six feet in length.
     
     
     
ResortQuest Outer Banks Number Seven Outer Barks Outer Barks, Outer Banks
 
Scarborough Lane Shoppes
1171 Duck Road
Duck, NC 27949
(252) 261-6279
Outer Barks
 
Located in the Scarborough Lane Shoppes right in the heart of Duck, this unique pet boutique has the largest selection of unique gifts for dog lovers. Also, be sure to check out their event calendar for tons of family - and dog - fun! Bring your furry friend (on a leash please) and check out all the unique items this wonderful store has to offer!
     
     
     
ResortQuest Outer Banks Number Eight Salty Paws Salty Paws, Outer Banks
 
Ocean Plaza, US 158 Bypass, Milepost 4.5
Kitty Hawk, NC 27949
(252) 480-2284
 
 
This pet bakery and gift shop is located in Kitty Hawk in the shops at Ocean Plaza. They offer a wonderful array of pet supplies - including all-natural dog treats that are baked right there in the bakery. You can even bring your camera and take a photo of your dog on the "Salty Paws beach!"
     
     
     
ResortQuest Outer Banks Number Nine Cape Hatteras National Seashore Cape Hatteras National Seashore
 
Begins at the junction of US-64 and NC-12
Nags Head, NC 27954
(252) 473-2111
Cape Hatteras National Seashore
 
Cape Hatteras National Seashore welcomes dogs year-round. They must be on leashes, and the leashes must not exceed six feet in length. They must also be under control at all times. Always clean up after your pet.
     
     
     
ResortQuest Outer Banks Number Ten Roanoke Island Festival Park Roanoke Island Festival Park, Outer Banks, NC
 
1 Festival Park
Manteo, NC 27954
(252) 475-1500
Roanoke Island Festival Park
 
Located across from the Manteo waterfront, this park includes living history exhibits depicting colonial life as well as a life-size replica of the Elizabeth II, a 16th-century masted ship. The park also plays host to a busy calendar of festivals, art shows, and other events. Dogs must be leashed and are allowed along the boardwalks only.