Things to Do
Currituck Golf Club
The Currituck Club offers 18 holes of championship Outer Banks golf designed by award-winning designer Rees Jones. By staying at the XO-XX-OBX house, we get a discounted 'member guest' rate of $99 with deeper discounts for twilight times and juniors.
Currituck Club Fitness Center
Enjoy complimentary use of basketballs, volleyballs, cornhole, bocce ball, shuffleboard, and tennis. The fitness center also has state-of-the-art cardio equipment and free weights.There are 6 tennis courts available - all are first-come, first-served.
Beach Access
Take a golf cart, call the trolley at (252) 453-4011, or use the trolley tracker - you'll be at the beach after a 7-minute ride. Rent chairs, umbrellas, body/surf boards, and kayaks from the Surf Shack by calling (252) 457-0072.
Corolla Wild Horse Fund: Mustang Mornings
Visit the farm on the mainland in Grandy and meet the rescued Banker horses. Attend a free movie screening of The Secret of Corolla, a 32-minute documentary on the Banker mustangs, the culture, and lifestyle of the island. There will be a Q&A directly after the screening with the CWHF Director of Herd Management, Meg Puckett. Fun fact - all the rooms in the XO-XX-OBX house are named after the wild horses.
Corolla Surf Shop
Corolla Surf Shop is the go to surf shop for surf lessons, stand-up paddle lessons, and kiteboarding lessons. They also rent surfboards, stand-up paddle boards, kayaks, bikes, wetsuits, bodyboards, and skimboards with free delivery in Corolla.
North Beach Water Sports
Single Kayak $25-35
Double Kayak $35-45
Stand Up Paddle Board $30-40
Tubing or Banana Boat $250
Pontoon Boat $310-580
Jet Ski $89-124
Parasailing $79-99
Braids, Hair Wraps, and Henna
Corolla Adventure Park
Corolla Adventure Park is a giant jungle gym in the sky offering fun and challenges for the whole family! Climbers of all skill levels can explore their limits on 72 different obstacles and 8 zip lines.
Corolla Outback Adventures
The wild horse tour features a unique and memorable two-hour round-trip North toward Carova Beach and False Cape State Park near the Virginia – North Carolina border. Stumps rising from the sand along the ocean bare silent witness to the early existence of an ancient maritime forest. Picturesque scenery and unscheduled appearances of wildlife offer many photo opportunities. Along the way, the horses are sometimes seen walking along the beach and even playing in the surf.