This New Year’s Eve, enjoy Manteo’s dazzling fireworks display without the rush! We’re offering free late checkout at 1PM on New Year's Day to all our guests celebrating with us, so you can savor the festivities and sleep in on New Year’s Day. No promo code necessary.

Afternoon Update -- A large BLACK DRUM has been caught! The sun is out, it's nice and warm and the waves are shaping up! and a few walk-ons out on pier. Winds S at 6 knots. Air temp 58 degrees. Water temp 51 degrees. High tide 7:41 a.m. Low tide 2:19 p.m.

Anna and Elsa are back for a magical meet & great this Saturday from12:00 to 2:00 PM! This and next Saturday are the last ones! ❄☃

Bring your little ones to meet their favorite princesses, snap some photos, and create unforgettable memories. Don’t miss this enchanting opportunity to experience the wonder of Frozen—see you there! ✨

All of our bathhouses have been winterized and are now closed for the season. The bathrooms at DOWDY PARK (3005 S. Croatan Hwy.) and TOWN PARK (415 W. Health Center Dr.) will remain OPEN, but will be locked nightly. Also, the water at our dog park at 227 W. Satterfield Landing Rd, will be turned off temporarily when we're expecting freezing temperatures.

We are so grateful for all of our clients who trust us in helping them find the perfect swimsuit. Visit any of our three locations and we'll be happy to help you!

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Ocracoke has a long history of connection with the US Coast Guard and its predecessor, the US Lifesaving Service. We recently learned of an absurd lifesaving invention (not surprisingly, never seriously considered by the USLSS.) from 1879 (the Victorians were notorious for wacky inventions!) to be deployed after a shipwreck. The device was a hollow globe made of wood or metal with a hollow mast to provide fresh air, and to allow the occupants (comfortably seated on plush divans, no less!) to hoist distress signals. The inventor advertised that the craft would “never capsize even in the roughest seas.”