RV Camping on the Outer Banks

OBX Beach Safety

Text OBXBEACHCONDITIONS to 77295 to sign up for beach-related weather and ocean condition alerts. Love the Beach Respect the Ocean has worked with Current TV to produced several quick Beach Hazard PSA's…

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Healthy Eats on The Outer Banks

Nestled off the coast of North Carolina, the Outer Banks are a series of barrier islands stretching more than 175 miles south of the Virginian border. Known for its pristine beaches, unique wildlife, historical significance and a general sense of privacy and seclusion, the Outer Banks have long…

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Eat Your Way Along the NC Oyster Trail

Oysters are delicious. I like them raw, steamed, roasted, and fried. But delicious isn’t the only attribute that makes them amazing. Oysters are a keystone species which provides an ecosystem for many kinds of fish and plants by creating and maintaining reef habitat. In addition, each oyster filters…

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5 Surprising Ways OBX Celebrates Diversity

When I’m choosing a new destination, diversity is always top of mind. As a Puerto Rican female, I want to feel safe and welcomed by my surroundings. Prior to my Outer Banks trip, I had a great experience in Durham, North Carolina, and was optimistic about a return to the state. I was pleasantly…

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Generation X Travel On the Outer Banks

Generation X (born 1966 to 1980), the current sandwich generation, caring for both parents and children, has a special reason to look to the Outer Banks. Crammed into these 130 miles of coastline you’ll find a classic mixture of fascinating history, superb local food and wine, friendly towns…

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The Best Family-Friendly Restaurants on the Outer Banks

The Outer Banks — or OBX as it is affectionately known — offers a unique combination of mind-expanding historic tales and mind-rejuvenating relaxation that very few destinations come even close to. And that’s probably the reason you are either considering booking your summer vacation to the OBX or…

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