Had no place to park motor home overnight that would allow me to run generator or plug-in. I have…read moremedical equipment that needs power 24/7 and no power also means no A/C. NO accommodations for RVs passing through without reservations made months in advance. The park ranger lied that I was asked to vacate a parking lot at the airport that was marked 24 hour parking. Was given $155 ticket for parking overnight. A beautiful area, to bad the rangers aren't more accommodating.

Nice national park site. Beach area is clean and easily accessible. Camping is no frills but gets…read morejob done. Entry visitor center closed because of fire. Nice junior ranger program. Not a destination but worth a stop in area.

Great beach access, more secluded than some other areas of outer banks, outdoor showers and…read morebathrooms access.

Had a great time at the beach with family!!! Went on a…read moreThursday and it was not crowded.

Rough surf so not for inexperienced swimmers. Listen to conditions. Respect the lifeguards and be…read moresafe. Not a place to play in the surf for anyone unsupervised. Gorgina sunsets that will make you fall in love with this place.

Kitty Hawk Beach is a peaceful, beautiful spot with soft sands and gentle waves. Perfect for…read morerelaxing and enjoying a quieter beach experience.

This is a great entrance to the beaches. There are other public access points, but this one…read moreoutshines them all, by far. Most access points are just a set of stairs up and over the dunes. Whereas this one, has a bit more to it. With it being a public access point, it has a lot more parking available. There is some street parking, but if you are lucky, you will get one of the spots in the lot. There is a lot to offer here, more than just access to the beach. Right near the parking you will see two beach volleyball courts. Which is quite a nice addition. And this is even before you get to the beach. This is also where the public restrooms, public showers, and a nice new addition for donated beach toys (read that as left behind). Then there is the boardwalk up over the dune and you pour out onto the beaches. You don't have to use the boardwalk as you can use the footpaths on either side of the building. But, what I can tell you, wear your shoes, that sun heating up the walkways can be a bit of hinderance if you wanted to make a quick trip to your car and back.

Great beach access. Clean bathrooms…read more Water/shower to get the sand off. Fun atmosphere. Large beach area. We had a great time at this beach area.

Guide was very informative. A very well run family business. This was the highlight of nags head…read more Trucks weren't fancy but the ride was worth every penny. I felt like I was back on safari again. I will be back

The horses were not the problem. They are wild animals, and no tour company can control where they…read moreare or what they're doing. We saw about 10 horses, including a family group, and appreciated the opportunity to see them. The problem was the guide, who turned what should have been an exciting wildlife experience into an unpleasant one. From the start, he told us he was tired because he had already done four tours that day and that he would "try." Unfortunately, that lack of enthusiasm was evident throughout the entire tour. Instead of feeling like welcomed guests, we felt like an obligation. The way he interacted with people was especially disappointing. He belittled another guest, spoke to me in a condescending manner when I briefly used bug spray on my neck, and created an atmosphere that felt judgmental rather than educational. Most troubling were his comments dismissing conservation efforts for the very wildlife this tour is built around. A guide leading visitors to see Corolla's wild horses should understand and respect the work that protects these animals and their habitat. This was not a case of unrealistic expectations about wildlife. It was a case of poor guiding, poor communication, and a lack of respect for guests. The horses were beautiful. Unfortunately, the guide made the experience one we will not remember fondly.

Ample spots for public beach access along Virginia Dare Trail. Baltic Street Beach Access is one of…read morethem. Baltic Street offers 15 parking spaces and 2 handicap spaces. Wooden stairway and ramp leading to the beach. It has a port-o-let and no shower. Well marked, clean, and easy to locate.

6/23/20 The road way to the beach is not to far from the…read moreocean. The steps up to the ocean are designed for the handicapped or people carrying a lot of stuff. You can take the direct approach and just walk up the stairs if you want to. However, for the handicapped, there is no easy way of getting down the stairs to the hot sandy beach...most wheelchairs won't do well in soft sand. For those who did get into the ocean or are just covered in sweat, there is a shower at the bottom of the stairs. There is also a Portable Pottie too. This is if you can make it from the beach to the toilet. Hopefully it's not occupied. Your other two options are back to the place you're staying...or an aqua dump off in the ocean...its less messy...but... Anyhow, I have passed this parking lot/beach access many times but never thought about it. Guess when you are stay at another person's house, you notice things you might not have noticed before. Ths time is now 16:31 (4:31pm) and today has been a lazy day. I did go on the ocean, but I had to do it alone. Tomorrow maybe a different story. From the house I am staying at, I can see the comings and goings of family's visiting or leaving the beach.

My mom and I stayed in Rodanthe at an Air BnB located between the sound and the ocean. Mirlo Beach…read moreis a private beach that visitors staying in the community could access. Every morning, my mom and I would grab a cup of coffee and head down to the beach. It was a 4 minute walk from our air bnb and there was even a boardwalk to cross. You do have to cross the main highway though. Most people stop for pedestrians. Those that don't, are clearly not locals. The beach is beautiful to watch the sunrise. It is a great spot to collect shells, and see jelly fish bodies washed ashore, and crabs making tunnels in the sand. The stars at night are breathtaking, and like nothing I have viewed before and I have been to some country areas far away from city lights.