Short answer: this guide compares parks you can reserve, local party venues and an at-home option across Outer Banks / Albemarle, with posted prices and sources. For an at-home Nerf battle, Birthday Battle Box ships a complete party box for 8 players $199 or 12 players $259, free UPS shipping both ways. It arrives the Thursday before your party.
Planning a birthday here means planning around rental houses, town permits, and wind off the water. Get those three right and the rest, cake, food, and games, is the easy part.
Quick Picks
- Cheapest covered spot: a Currituck County picnic shelter, $25 for a half day or $50 for a full day.
- Best big-group shelter: Fun Junktion Park in Elizabeth City, $150 for a full day for the full shelter.
- Best hosted party: OBX Bowling Center, $25 per participant, minimum 6 guests.
- Best waterpark group day: H2OBX, $34.99 per person for groups of 15 to 99.
- Best virtual party: North Carolina Aquarium virtual program, $100, plus an optional $25 craft package.
- Best at-home party, no host: the Birthday Battle Box crate, $199 for 8 players or $259 for 12.
- Best town park party, with a permit process: Dowdy Park in Nags Head, $200 for 3 hours or less.
- Best county-room backup: a Dare County gymnasium or multipurpose room, price in the county rental manual, confirm when you book.
This guide covers the Outer Banks towns from Corolla to Manteo, plus the Albemarle side: Elizabeth City, Currituck, Camden, Perquimans, Hertford, and Edenton.
Questions parents ask first
Can we hold the party at our vacation rental house?
Usually yes for a small family party, and it is the most common format on the islands. The rental agreement controls, so read the event and guest clauses before you invite anyone.
Many contracts limit gatherings, cap daytime guests and parked cars, set quiet hours, and prohibit events with outside vendors. Keep the party inside the occupancy and parking limits.
If the plan is bigger than a family cake on the deck, tell the rental company. A party that does not fit the house rules risks the deposit and the rest of the week.
What does the town allow in a public park?
It depends on the town and the county. Organized activities often need a request or a permit, even when a casual picnic does not.
- Dowdy Park, Nags Head: activity request and crowd gathering process, with real fees.
- Dare County: pavilions and rooms rent through the county facility rental system.
- Elizabeth City: shelter prices are published by the hour and by the day.
What if the wind picks up?
Plan for it from the start, not as bad luck. Weight everything, and keep a screened porch, carport, garage, or living room version of the party ready.
So what does a party cost here?
Less than visitors expect, because the free beach does a lot of the work. The paid venues price for a tourist economy, which lifts the middle of the range.
For most local families, a party lands between about $150 and $500 all in. A county shelter plus your own food is the floor.
Every price in this guide comes from the agency or venue's own pages, read on October 27, 2026. Where a price could not be verified, this guide says to confirm it.
The islands, town by town
Nags Head
Nags Head is the market's center of gravity. It has the widest choice of houses, the bowling center, and Dowdy Park, with Jockey's Ridge State Park across the highway.
Dowdy Park is at 3005 South Croatan Highway, on about five acres where the old Dowdy's amusement park once stood.
- Inclusive playground, picnic pavilions with tables and grills, and sports courts.
- Fitness trail, performance stage, and restrooms.
- Open daily from an hour before sunrise to an hour after sunset.
It is the obvious birthday park in town. That is exactly why organized use does not run on a casual first come basis.
Confirm availability with the Crowd Permit Coordinator before submitting the Crowd Gathering Activity Application. Small family picnics that are not an organized event are a different matter.
If you are reserving, decorating, inviting a class, or bringing equipment, start with the town.
| Place | Price | Group or duration | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dowdy Park, crowd gathering use | $200 | Event of 3 hours or less | Town of Nags Head |
| Dowdy Park, each added hour | $100 per hour | After the first 3 hours | Town of Nags Head |
| Crowd gathering application | $100, $200, or $300 by tier | Application fee | Town fee schedule |
| Tent or electrical inspection | $75 each | Only if they apply | Town fee schedule |
| Vendor fee | $25 each, or $200 for all | Only if vendors apply | Town fee schedule |
Good to know about Dowdy Park:
- Additional fees can apply under the crowd gathering application.
- Balloons may not be released on any town property, town waters, beaches, or dune areas in Nags Head, under Section 26-17 of the town code.
- Deputy Town Clerk: 252-449-2021. Town Hall: 252-441-5508.
For an indoor Nags Head party, bowling is the straightforward hosted option. It is covered as a card in the hosted section below.
Kill Devil Hills
Kill Devil Hills is the locals' town in the middle of the beach. Its party infrastructure is Dare County's.
The Dare County Family Recreation Park offers a pavilion and a press box for rental. It also has baseball and softball fields, a multipurpose field, tennis courts, a parking lot, and a concession stand.
The county Youth Center in Kill Devil Hills rents a kitchen and a special activities room. It also rents three multipurpose rooms, two gymnasiums, and a dance room.
Those rooms are the island's best answer to a winter or rainy day party that needs a roof. A county gymnasium or multipurpose room plus your own food and games is a complete party.
The honest pricing note is that Dare County lists these facilities on its facility rental page. Prices are in its Facility Rental Manual, which we could not read in full on October 27, 2026.
Pavilion and room fees: confirm with Dare County Parks and Recreation when you book. Budget from neighboring systems, then replace the estimate with the county's number.
- Currituck County shelters: $25 to $50.
- Elizabeth City shelters: $75 to $200.
Kitty Hawk and Southern Shores
Kitty Hawk Park, managed in the Dare County system, offers a pavilion and a skate park for rental. The town's quieter, residential character makes its parks feel local even in summer.
Southern Shores, just north, is primarily residential with limited public party infrastructure. Families there generally use a house, a Dare County facility, or a Nags Head venue.
Kitty Hawk Woods, the maritime forest reserve between the highways, is a hiking and nature place. It is not a party rental.
For Kitty Hawk families, the short list is a house party or the Kitty Hawk Park pavilion through the county. The short drive south to the bowling center and Dowdy Park is the other option.
Pavilion fees sit in the Dare County rental manual, so confirm with the county.
Manteo and Roanoke Island
Manteo is the county seat and the sound side heart of Dare County. It has a walkable waterfront and the Roanoke Island Festival Park area.
The Roanoke Island and mainland division of Dare County Parks and Recreation rents several spaces. Prices live in the county rental manual, so confirm with the county when you book.
- Lions Club Center: gymnasium and pickleball court.
- Wescott Park: fields and a playground.
- Walker Park: fields.
- Ole Swimming Hole: shelter.
The North Carolina Aquarium on Roanoke Island is Manteo's signature family destination, at 374 Airport Road. Its posted birthday offer is virtual, and it is covered as a card in the hosted section below.
We did not find a posted in person aquarium birthday package price on the pages we read. Confirm with the venue what in person options and prices currently exist.
A DIY version works well here too. Take aquarium admission for the group as the outing, then do cake at a county shelter or back at the house.
Fort Raleigh National Historic Site, on the north end of Roanoke Island, is National Park Service land, like the Wright Brothers Memorial. Visit it for the history, not for party games.
Across the bridges, the Albemarle side
Cross the Wright Memorial Bridge or drive west on US 64 and the market changes character. Elizabeth City, Hertford, and Edenton are river and sound towns where people live year round.
Party prices there are set for neighbors rather than vacation weeks. The wind comes off the Pasquotank River and the Albemarle Sound instead of the ocean.
Elizabeth City and Pasquotank County
Elizabeth City publishes the most complete shelter price list in this guide. It is on the city Parks and Recreation rentals page and the city fee schedule.
| Place | Price | Group or duration | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fun Junktion Park, full shelter | $75 half day, $150 full day | Seats 160 full, 80 half | City of Elizabeth City |
| Charles Creek Park shelter | $100 half day, $200 full day | Seats 96 | City of Elizabeth City |
| College Park Fish Fry Hut | $100 per hour, or $100 per use | Seats 58, confirm which applies | City of Elizabeth City |
| Waterfront Park pavilion | $100 per hour | 2 hour minimum | City of Elizabeth City |
| Mariners' Wharf Park | $50 per hour | 4 hour minimum | City of Elizabeth City |
| Pool Street Park | $100 per hour | 2 hour minimum | City of Elizabeth City |
Good to know in Elizabeth City:
- Fun Junktion Park is at 983 Simpson Ditch Road. Its shelter carries a $50 deposit.
- Charles Creek Park is at 719 Riverside Avenue. Its shelter also carries a $50 deposit.
- Waterfront Park's pavilion carries a $50 deposit.
- Park hours and rental end times vary by park and season, with summer hours running later. Read your park's listing when you reserve.
- City parks phone: 252-335-1424.
Elizabeth City shelters cost more than the county shelters on either side of them. The value pick therefore depends on group size.
Fun Junktion's full day at $150 for up to 160 people is cheap per guest for a big group. It is expensive for a small group that would fit in a Currituck shelter.
The per hour pavilions punish a long, loose party and reward a tight one. Price your actual hours.
Elizabeth City is also the indoor backup for the southern Albemarle. We could not verify posted party prices for its indoor venues on October 27, 2026, so confirm with the venue.
Currituck County, from Corolla to the mainland
Currituck County spans both worlds in this guide. Corolla and the northern beaches sit at the top of the Outer Banks, and the mainland sits across the Wright Memorial Bridge.
The county park facility rental agreement posts the clearest small shelter price in the region.
| Place | Price | Group or duration | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Picnic shelter | $25 half day, $50 full day | $25 minimum | Currituck County |
| Knotts Island, Veteran's Memorial, Walnut Island parks | $200 per day | Whole park rental | Currituck County |
| Maple Park | $300 per day | Whole park rental | Currituck County |
| Maple Skate Park | $200 per day | Whole park rental | Currituck County |
| Sound Park and Shingle Landing Park | $500 per day | Whole park rental | Currituck County |
Historic Corolla Park, beside the Whalehead Club and the Currituck Beach Lighthouse, has a covered picnic shelter by its playground. A Corolla house party can pair the shelter for cake with the park for play, subject to the shelter rental process.
The waterpark just over the bridge, H2OBX, is the region's big water day. It is covered as a card in the hosted section below.
Camden, Perquimans, Hertford, and Edenton
Camden County sits between Currituck and Pasquotank, with a small park system. We could not verify its shelter fees from an official page on October 27, 2026, so confirm with the county when you book.
Perquimans County and its towns offer the small town waterfront version of an Albemarle party. Think a riverfront park, a shelter, and a main street for cake and pizza.
We could not verify current shelter fees for Perquimans County, Hertford, or Edenton from official pages during this research. Confirm with the county or town before budgeting, and expect a phone call rather than an online cart.
These towns reward the same format as Elizabeth City, at smaller scale. Elizabeth City's posted prices are a useful planning ceiling until the local office gives you its number.
Parks, permits, and a note on foam dart blasters
Most of this guide is about shelters, rooms, and permits, and those rules decide most parties. Blaster rules only matter if your plan includes foam dart games, so they sit here as one compact note.
We read the town, county, state, and federal rules posted for each system below, on October 27, 2026. Foam dart blasters are named nowhere, and the verdicts are ours, based on the posted wording.
| Agency | Verdict | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| National Park Service | No. Weapon use banned, 36 CFR 2.4 | 252-473-2111 |
| Town of Nags Head, Dowdy Park | Not named. Ask in the application | 252-449-2021 |
| Dare County Parks | Not named in what we could read. Call first | Through the county site |
| Currituck County Parks | Firearms banned in the agreement. Call first, with caution | Through the county site |
| NC State Parks, Jockey's Ridge | Weapons prohibited in broad terms. No without permission | The park office |
| Camden, Perquimans, Hertford, Edenton | No rule read. Call first | County or town office |
Detail behind the table, only where it carries a real fact:
- National Park Service: 36 CFR 2.4 prohibits possessing, carrying, or using a weapon in a park area, except in narrow circumstances that do not include recreation. It defines a weapon to include a spring powered pistol or rifle, or any other implement designed to discharge missiles, which covers a foam dart blaster as written.
- National Park Service land in this guide: Cape Hatteras National Seashore, Wright Brothers National Memorial, and Fort Raleigh. Park compendiums repeat the same definition and prohibition.
- Town of Nags Head: park rules govern hours, alcohol, smoking, litter, pets, and commercial activity. Events may be scheduled only under the town park use and Dowdy Park policies, so describe your activity honestly in the application. Town Hall: 252-441-5508.
- Dare County: the facility rental page lists facilities without printing a weapons rule in the text we read. The rental manual will govern your event, so ask about foam dart play when you ask about the fee.
- Currituck County: the rental agreement bans alcoholic beverages, firearms, and illegal substances on the premises. The renter must also obey the parks rules in Chapter 10, Article III of the county code, and should disclose a battle before renting, not argue it afterward.
- NC State Parks: reservation pages state firearms and other weapons are prohibited, except for a permitted concealed handgun in permitted areas. Weapons are also prohibited in visitor centers and park offices.
- Kitty Hawk and Kill Devil Hills: coastal ordinances commonly restrict discharging projectile devices inside town limits. We could not verify the current town park weapons text on October 27, 2026, so treat every town park here as call first.
- Camden and Perquimans area: we could not read a current park weapons rule on October 27, 2026. That is an absence of research, not an absence of rules.
The pattern in one line: the house is easy, the town and county park is a phone call, the state park is a printed no, and national park land is a federal no.
At a private house, park rules do not apply. The rental agreement, neighborhood or HOA rules, and noise do, so keep darts in the yard, deck, or driveway, and collect them the same day.
On the beach, a picnic and cake at a public access is a normal afternoon. An organized battle on sand is harder, because wind moves darts, strangers share the beach, and long stretches sit inside the National Seashore.
Wind, weather, and the two seasons that run this coast
Wind is a design constraint, not a surprise. The Outer Banks are narrow, low, and exposed, and a breezy day here can move napkins, plates, banners, and foam darts.
Build the party for wind from the first shopping list:
- Choose a cake that travels in a closed box.
- Bring weights and clips instead of tape for anything paper.
- Skip balloon arches outdoors.
- Use a screened porch, a carport, or the lee side of the house where you can.
Hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30, and it is the serious version of the weather here. A tropical system can close bridges, flood NC 12 at its low points, cut power, and cancel a week.
September parties carry the best weather and the highest tropical risk at the same time. Book options that move, keep deposits small where you can, and make the go or move decision on the two day forecast.
Nor'easters matter from fall through spring. Winter and early spring are quiet, cheaper, and windier, and they reward an indoor plan.
Summer thunderstorms arrive fast off the water. At H2OBX, at pools, and at beaches, staff clear the water on their own schedule, and the party follows it.
Tourist season is a weather system of its own. From Memorial Day to Labor Day, expect full parking, slow traffic on the bypass, booked out venues, and higher prices where a price can float.
Locals plan at home, at county facilities booked early, or on weekdays. Visitors plan inside their rental week and accept the crowds as part of the scenery.
Off season, the same islands are quiet enough that a Saturday shelter may sit open. September and October are the local sweet spot, with warm water and thinner crowds, balanced against hurricane season.
Indoor and hosted options, honestly listed
This market is thin on purpose built indoor party venues compared with a metro. What exists is good at what it does, and the indoor plan usually means bowling, a county room, a virtual program, or the house itself.
There is no row of trampoline parks and indoor arenas here. Pretending otherwise would not help anyone plan.
OBX Bowling Center, Nags Head
Price: $25 per birthday participant for 2 hours, minimum 6 guests, 20 percent gratuity added. Best for: the standard hosted venue party, and the easiest rainy day booking on the islands. Note: At 200 West Satterfield Landing Road, Milepost 10, it is the only bowling center on the Outer Banks. The price covers setup and breakdown, a slice of pizza, a 24 ounce soda, a $5 game card per participant, and shoes for bowlers, with the 2 hours used as the family chooses between bowling and the party room. Phone: 252-255-1187. Parties run Saturdays and Sundays, walk in parties are not accepted, and no outside food is allowed except birthday cake or cupcakes.
Dare County Youth Center and Lions Club Center rooms
Price: in the Dare County Facility Rental Manual, confirm with the county when you book. Best for: an indoor value party with your own food, games, and cleanup. Note: The Youth Center is in Kill Devil Hills and the Lions Club Center is in Manteo. A county gymnasium is also one of the few indoor spaces on the islands where an active game has room to happen, which makes the rules conversation with the county doubly worth having. Booking: Dare County Parks and Recreation, through the county site.
North Carolina Aquarium virtual birthday program, Manteo
Price: $100, plus an optional $25 craft package, for a combined total of $125. Best for: a hosted party that comes to your house, wherever guests are. Note: The $100 program includes a 40 minute interactive presentation and 20 minutes of virtual free time. The craft package includes a 20 minute craft activity and one kit for the birthday child, with additional kits at $12 each, and NC Aquarium Society members get a 10 percent discount. Phone: Special Activities Coordinator, 252-475-2327.
H2OBX Waterpark group day, Powells Point
Price: $34.99 per person for groups of 15 to 99, and $28.99 per person for groups of 100 or more. Best for: a big splurge outing, in season. Note: H2OBX, at 8526 Caratoke Highway, does not sell a packaged birthday party on the pages we read. Group tickets must be bought online at least 24 hours ahead and are not available at the gate, with a meal plan add-on and reservable cabanas, where a cake or cupcakes may be brought in with a cabana rental. Booking: through the H2OBX group rates page.
A note on hosted games at your place: we could not verify a hosted mobile Nerf company based on the Outer Banks or in the Albemarle on October 27, 2026. We also found no dedicated indoor Nerf arena with published prices in this market.
The hosted formats that do exist here are the venue parties above. If a mobile operator quotes you, get the travel, player count, game time, and rain terms in writing.
At the house, rental weeks, local yards, and shipped options
The house is the main venue in this market, so it deserves the same care as any venue section. Three versions cover most parties, and the options below use the same card shape as the hosted section.
A birthday inside a beach week works when it stays inside the rental contract. Keep guests within daytime limits, cars within the parking the house provides, and noise down by quiet hours.
Decks, screened porches, carports, and driveways are the natural party spaces in a beach house. They handle wind and a passing shower better than the open yard.
Keep grills and any fire features to the adults, and to whatever the house rules allow. Collect every foam dart before checkout day, because the next guests and the cleaning crew should not find your party in the yard.
If the rental contract prohibits parties or events, a battle with invited guests is a party, whatever you call it. Get the rental company's answer in writing in that case.
A party you run yourselves at the house
Price: your own food and games, planned at $15 per guest for pizza, cake, drinks, ice, and paper goods in the comparison below. Best for: a small family party inside the rental contract, or a local yard party with no venue fee. Note: Keep the party inside occupancy and parking limits, and keep a porch, carport, garage, or living room version ready for wind. For a visiting family, the backup day inside the same beach week is the real advantage here. Booking: no booking, unless the rental company needs to approve the gathering.
Birthday Battle Box shipped crate
Price: $199 for 8 players or $259 for 12 players, with free UPS shipping both ways from Richmond, Virginia and a prepaid return label in the box Best for: an at-home party at a rental house or local yard, with no host and no time limit. Note: a complete Nerf battle party in a crate: Strongarm blaster per player plus 2 backup Strongarms, 1,000 foam darts, safety glasses, team pinnies, camo netting, take-home party favors, and a laminated guide with 7 ready made games. Parents run the games; no host comes with the crate. Disclosure: Birthday Battle Box is our own product. Booking: check your ZIP and party date for the earliest available weekend. Shipping is by UPS from Richmond, Virginia, with. Your box arrives by the Thursday before your party. Return it to UPS by the following Thursday with the prepaid label inside. Enter your ZIP and party date to see the earliest available weekend.
Timing notes for a shipped crate on the islands:
- Local weekend party: Enter your ZIP and party date to see the earliest available weekend.
- Party dates: choose a Friday, Saturday or Sunday party date.
- Delivery address: enter your ZIP and party date to check availability. For a vacation rental, confirm with the property manager that you can receive and return the box on schedule.
- Weather changes: Move your party date for free if rain changes your plans, even after the box arrives. Email bookings@birthdaybattlebox.com to arrange the new date and return instructions.
What the same party costs, side by side
Numbers below are for 12 guests, unless an option sets a different minimum. Where food is yours to add, we price it at a planning estimate of $15 per guest, or $180 for 12.
Planning estimates are labeled in the totals. Posted prices are from sources read on October 27, 2026.
| Option | Total cost | What you give up or gain |
|---|---|---|
| Currituck County shelter, DIY | $25 to $50 rental, about $205 to $230 all in | Half or full day, your food and games |
| Fun Junktion shelter, half day, DIY | $75 rental plus $50 deposit, about $255 all in plus deposit | Half shelter seats 80, your food and games |
| Dare County pavilion, DIY | Confirm fee, food about $180 | County pavilion and fields, your food and games |
| Dowdy Park, organized party | $200 for up to 3 hours, plus $100 application at the low tier | Town park under the crowd process, your food and activity |
| Birthday Battle Box, 12 player crate | $259, about $439 all in | Gear and 7 guided games for a week, no clock |
| OBX Bowling Center, 12 participants | $300 before tax, $360 with gratuity, tax extra | 2 hours, food, game cards, shoes, setup and cleanup |
| Aquarium virtual party | $100, or $125 with craft package | Hosted presentation online, cake is at your house |
| H2OBX group day, 15 minimum | $524.85 admission, food extra | Waterpark day, cabana and meal plan extra |
For context on the bowling math: 10 participants price at $250 before tax and gratuity. That is about $300 after the gratuity alone.
For context on the waterpark math: a 15 person H2OBX day is about $525 in admission alone. That is why it reads as a group outing rather than a budget birthday.
Picking a date on a barrier island
For locals, the best months are September, October, April, and May. They are warm enough to be outside, thin enough to book, and outside the weekly rental crush.
September and October carry hurricane risk, so pair them with a free move option or an indoor fallback. Late October also brings nor'easter season into the calculation for sound side parks.
From late May through August, the islands belong to the weekly rental cycle. Traffic crawls on changeover weekends, and venues run at tourist volume and prices.
The countdown, in order:
- Read the rental contract's party clauses when you book the beach week, and pick a party day and a backup day.
- Reserve the shelter or county room 6 to 4 weeks out, and start the Dowdy Park crowd gathering conversation then.
- check your ZIP and party date for the earliest available weekend.
- Spend party week watching the wind and storm forecast, and text guests the indoor plan before they have to ask.
Questions parents ask
How much does a birthday party cost on the Outer Banks?
For most families, $150 to $500 all in. A Currituck shelter at $25 to $50 plus your own food is the floor, and a waterpark group day runs well above the range.
How far ahead should I book?
Reserve a shelter or county room 6 to 4 weeks out, and start a Dowdy Park application in that same window. Check your ZIP and party date for the earliest available weekend, and buy H2OBX group tickets at least 24 hours ahead.
What happens if it rains or storms on the day?
Use the porch, carport, garage, or a county room version of the party, and use a backup day inside the same week where you have one. When thunder is heard, go inside and wait 30 minutes after the last thunder before going back out.
Can we hold the party at our vacation rental house?
Usually yes for a small family party, if it fits the rental contract's guest, parking, and quiet hour limits. If the contract prohibits parties or events, get the rental company's answer in writing before you invite anyone.
How much is a party at Dowdy Park in Nags Head?
Organized use is $200 for 3 hours or less, plus $100 per hour after that. Add a crowd gathering application fee of $100 to $300 by tier, plus possible inspection and vendor fees, and confirm your tier with the town.
What is the cheapest party on the Albemarle side?
A Currituck County picnic shelter at $25 for a half day, if one fits your group and your drive. In Elizabeth City itself, Fun Junktion's half day at $75 plus a $50 deposit is the lowest posted city shelter price.
When should locals try to book?
September and October are the sweet spot, with warm water and thinner crowds, balanced against hurricane season. April and May are the spring version, and winter rewards an indoor plan.
Can we run a foam dart battle on the beach or on national park land?
A beach picnic is fine, but a blaster battle on National Park Service land is not. Federal regulation at 36 CFR 2.4 bans using a weapon there and defines the term broadly, so keep Seashore time to the beach itself and run games at the house.
What if a price or rule here has changed?
Tell us and we will fix this page rather than leave a wrong number standing. Every figure above is sourced in the Sources section below.
Sources
Grouped by section, short source names with dates read. Full source pages were read on October 27, 2026.
Costs, parks, and towns:
- Town of Nags Head, Dowdy Park facility page and consolidated fee schedule
- Dare County Parks and Recreation, facility rental page and Facility Rental Manual
- Currituck County, park facility rental agreement
- City of Elizabeth City, Parks and Recreation rentals page and city fee schedule
Venues and hosted options:
- OBX Bowling Center, party information page
- H2OBX, group rates page
- North Carolina Aquarium on Roanoke Island, reservations page
Rules note:
- 36 CFR 2.4 and National Park Service compendium summaries, Cape Hatteras, Wright Brothers, and Fort Raleigh
- Town of Nags Head park rules and town code Section 26-17
- Currituck County Code, Chapter 10, Article III
- North Carolina State Parks reservation rules, Jockey's Ridge
At-home option:
- Birthday Battle Box ordering terms, for crate prices, shipping, transit, hold, and return terms
Next steps
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