Currituck County vacation rentals

Find the perfect vacation rental for your Currituck County getaway

Learn about the unique charm of Currituck County with a stay in a private vacation home. There's no shortage of things to see and do in the area.Whether you're planning a family holiday, romantic stay or friends trip, vacation rentals offer features like full kitchens and laundry facilities for a more convenient stay.

Island living in Currituck County

Most Currituck County vacation rentals are on the Outer Banks, so you'll be tempted to spend most of your time soaking up the beachy vibes there, but don't forget to check out some other scenic parts of the county. From the mainland town of Currituck, you can catch a ferry to Knotts Island, where you'll find a charming small community of local businesses, and a vineyard where you can sample locally produced wines and even pick fruit straight from the orchard. The island also holds the Mackey Island National Wildlife Refuge, which has fishing spots, hiking trails and ranger-guided programs.

Jumping into the waves in Currituck County

The beaches of the Northern Outer Banks are the big draw in Currituck County, so spending some time enjoying the white sands and playing in the waves is a must. You'll find access to public beaches in the village of Corolla on the Banks, as well as a historic brick lighthouse that you can climb for views over the Currituck Sound. Local shops are on hand to equip you with everything you need to join in an assortment of water sports here, whether you prefer to surf or parasail, race around on a jet ski or kayak through calmer waters.

Warm summer days in Currituck County

Summers in the Outer Banks bring a wave of holiday visitors, who come to the sandy shores for relaxing vacations and family fun that lasts from sunrise to stunning sunset. The weather in summer is ideal for swimming and boating, rising into the 80s at the peak heat of the day, and many Currituck County vacation rentals come equipped with pools to cool off in when the sun is beaming. If you want to avoid the heaviest crowds, opt for a stay in late spring or early fall, when you'll still enjoy days warm enough for lounging on the sand and hiking around some of the coastal trails.

To the parks and beaches of Currituck County

Currituck County is an outdoor lovers dream, with plentiful parks and islands to explore on hikes and bike rides, and lots of sandy spots in which to spread out and soak up the fresh, salty air breezing in from the Atlantic Ocean. You won't have to wander far to encounter some of the animals that call this area home, as wild horses wander freely on the beaches here. When you're ready to meet some other local critters, head to Currituck National Wildlife Refuge, where you might encounter everything from shorebirds and waterfowl to white-tailed deer and rabbits while walking around the park.