Why choose our Nags Head vacation rentals?

Our vacation rentals in Nags Head place you and your family near many famous Outer Banks attractions including Jockey’s Ridge, Jennette’s Pier, and the Fresh Market. As well as Nags Head fun local shops and restaurants, are right out your front door. Many of our oceanfront rentals in Nags Head are pet friendly and perfect for big families.

Where are the best places to live in Nags Head NC?

Vacation homes in Nags Head are located within 4 communities. Old Nags Head Place, South Nags Head, South Creek Acres, and Village at Nags Head are the premiere places to be in Nags Head. Each community is conveniently located near shopping, dining, and most importantly, the beach.

Is the pool at Nags Head Resort open year round?

The indoor portion of the pool is open year-round and is heated* at no extra charge so you can splash around and enjoy pool time even during the winter months. This Nags Head vacation home also features a private hot tub where you can relax the day away.

How many Outer Banks rentals are there in North Carolina?

With more than 570 Outer Banks rentals located in Corolla, Duck, Southern Shores, Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills, Nags Head, and on Hatteras Island, you’re bound to find your perfect place.

Is there a house in Nags Head NC with ocean views?

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Where are the best places to vacation in the Outer Banks?

Plentiful public beach accesses can be found on the sandy coast, making it easy to take in the amazing views of the legendary Nags Head sunrises over crashing waves. If you’re looking for unique experiences during your Outer Banks vacation, look no further.

Are there still beach cottages in the Outer Banks?

Several historic beach cottages and oceanfront hotels remain, still accommodating guests just as they have for decades. While Outer Banks visitors can see classic Nags Head OBX cottage architecture and style along the main highways, things have remained even more so as they once were in the area’s natural environments.