Best Places to Stay in the Outer Banks
- Chelsea Vanderpool
- Jan 13
- 1 min read
Choosing where to stay in the Outer Banks can shape your whole trip. Families often prefer Duck or Southern Shores for their quiet, family-friendly atmosphere and easy access to the beach. Corolla is another popular spot, especially for rental homes with space for large groups or multi-generational trips.
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For those who want convenience, staying near Kitty Hawk or Nags Head gives you a central location with easy access to attractions, shops, and restaurants. Couples or smaller groups may enjoy the charm of boutique inns or oceanfront rentals that make mornings by the beach effortless.
Want more details on which part of the Outer Banks is right for you? My Outer Banks Travel Guide breaks down the best towns and stays for every type of traveler.
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