Outer Banks

Discussion in 'Southeast' started by The_JJ_910, Apr 21, 2008.

  1. The_JJ_910

    The_JJ_910 Active Member

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    Apr 21, 2008
    Im plaining on going to the outer banks around august and i dont know where to stay. If you have went where would you recommend staying.
     
  2. Eastsurfin

    Eastsurfin Member

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    Jul 21, 2006
    Sleep in your car on the beach on any access
     

  3. wedge1

    wedge1 Well-Known Member

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    May 7, 2007
    Not anymore, cars aren't allowed on a lot of hatteras/pea island now becuase of those farkin birds and the undermining eco freaks... such a load of ****
     
  4. jdw807

    jdw807 Member

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    Feb 29, 2008
    If your not looking for a palace, the falcon motel is a decent place to stay for the money. 65-90 a night. tv, microwave and beds thats about it, but does have a hot shower. Its located in Buxton across from the red drum. right near the lighthouse entrance. then there is always the campground. its up to you. We hang at the falcon every time never did us wrong. good luck
     
  5. ClemsonSurf

    ClemsonSurf Well-Known Member

    Dec 10, 2007
    I'm also trying to plan a trip in late summer... Anyone know any places to camp on the beach near a good break?
     
  6. eisurfshop

    eisurfshop Active Member

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    Aug 23, 2007
    If you’re camping, the Park Service has some really nice campsites and you can’t beat the rates (http://www.nps.gov/caha/planyourvisit/feesandreservations.htm) – used to be cheaper. The one in Frisco is nestled in some really high dunes with plenty of vegetation and is a personal favorite – great spot to catch either the east facing and south facing beaches. The one in Buxton is right near the lighthouse but the terrain is flat as a board. Doesn’t sound like a big difference but in August the humidity and the state birds (the mosquitoes) can be crippling. Frisco Woods has cabins with AC and that might be another option. Best of luck.
     
  7. beaner

    beaner Well-Known Member

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    Jun 4, 2006
    make sure the campground has some shade! I camped for 2 nights with a bunch of people over labor day weekend in '05 at oregon inlet and we got burned badly. by the last day we were exhausted, dehydrated and done with camping. To top it off, the sun woke us up every morning around 630am as it was too hot to sleep in the tent.