2009 S. Virginia Dare Trail • Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina 27948Switchboard: 252-441-7141

Toll Free Reservations: 1-800-592-6239

GUEST UEST DIRECTORYIRECTORY

John Yancey InnThe resort for all seasons

www.JohnYanceyInn.com

Welcome

Dear Guest,

Welcome to the Outer Banks and the John Yancey Oceanfront Inn. We are glad you have chosen to stay with us and we appreciate your business. If there is anything we can do to make your stay more enjoyable, please let us know.

We strive to ensure that our entire staff is oriented towards helping you to have the most enjoyable experience possible. It is our business to meet your expectations.

Over the years the John Yancey Oceanfront Inn has become a family favorite to many of you. We want to become your favorite too! Our staff is committed to providing our guests a positive memory to last a lifetime.

Thank you for being our guest!

Sincerely,The Staff and Management

John Yancey Inn

Table of Contents

Hotel Information ........................................................ 1

General Information ..................................................... 2

Safety & Security ......................................................... 2

Fire Safety ..................................................................... 2

Property Map ................................................................ 3

Y-Tel Guest Information ............................................... 4

Emergency Telephone Numbers ................................... 5

TV Channel Listings ..................................................... 5

Ferry Schedules ............................................................. 6

Airports ......................................................................... 7

Taxi Cabs ....................................................................... 7

Beach Rentals ................................................................ 7

Area Places of Worship ................................................. 7

Recreational Activities .................................................. 8

Hurricane Safety ......................................................... 11

Lifeguard Stand Locations & Swimming Safety ........ 12

Area Points of Interest ................................................ 13

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HOTEL INFORMATIONCheck-Out Check out time is by 11:00 AMContinental Breakfast Breakfast will be off ered in-season and is located on the north side of the Main Building next to room 111.Vending Areas/Ice Machine Four Seasons Building: Ground fl oor (ice and drink vending), south side Sea Building: First fl oor (ice), north side Main Building: Ground fl oor breezeway (drink and snack vending), bagged ice available for purchaseCoin Laundry

Main building, ground fl oor breezeway. Detergent vending, washers and dryers. Quarters available at the front desk.

Telephones Local calls are FREE! There are no access charges for calling card or toll-free calls. Dialing instructions are available on each telephone. Need a WAKE UP call? Dial "0".Complimentary Coffee We have free coff ee available in the lobby 24 hours a day.Swimming Pool Open seasonally (typically May 23–September 27) weather permitting. Hours are from 10:00 AM until 10:00 PM. The pool is monitored for chemical balances daily and is subject to being closed at any time to ensure guest safety and satisfaction. We cannot extend discounts due to pool closure, it is sometimes necessary and cannot always be predicted. Pool temperature (when heated) is maintained at 80 degrees. Glass is prohibited around the pool area. All children must be accompanied by an adult. No life guard is on duty. No diving is permitted. Pool is for guest use only, please report any outside parties who are making use of the pool. NO PETS ALLOWED IN SWIMMING POOL AREA.Noise Please report excessive noise to the front desk immediately. Guests who persist in creating a disturbance after one warning are subject to eviction without refund.Fireworks Fireworks of all varieties are strictly prohibited on motel property.Barbecue Grills Please use our barbecue grill. Grill utensils available upon request and subject to availability. Use of other grills is prohibited.Exercise Room We maintain YMCA memberships for guest use. Inquire at the front desk.Local Information If the information available in the directory is insuffi cient, please visit our lobby and browse through the thousands of brochures and magazines we have available. As always, our knowledgeable staff will be happy to assist by answering questions or gathering information for you.Property Cleanliness Please assist us in keeping our grounds clean. It is especially frustrating for our staff to clean up after smokers. Please extinguish and discard your cigarette butts safely and avoid littering our grounds with them.Pet Policy No more than 2 pets are allowed in the room. There is a $20 per night charge per pet. Any damages caused by pets will be billed to you. Pets are not to be left unattended in rooms. If your pet is left in the room at the time of housekeeping services, the housekeeper will not clean you room, but will leave towels and toiletries in a bag by your door. No pets are allowed in the breakfast room, pool, lobby or Four Seasons Building. Kill Devil Hills does have a leash law that requires pets to be leashed. Pets are not allowed on the beach in Kill Devil Hills from May 15th to September 15th.Smoking Smoking is permitted only in designated smoking rooms in the Main Building. The Four Seasons Building and Sea Building are TOTALLY SMOKE FREE. Please be considerate of other guests.

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GENERAL INFORMATIONHousekeeping Rooms are serviced daily between 9:00 AM–3:00 PM. If you do not want housekeeping service, please display your "Do Not Disturb" sign. Front Desk We are staff ed 24 hours per day, in season. Please report any problems, disturbances, or needs you may have to the front desk. Our clerks are em pow ered to solve problems and will do their best to react appropriately.Lost & Found Please take care to ensure that you leave with all of the belongings you arrived with. Items left behind by guests are cataloged and a list is provided to the front desk. When guests call to retrieve items, or check to see if items were found in the room they occupied, we are typically able to provide a quick answer. We return items only upon request and we send them at guest expense. We retain lost or forgotten items for thirty days, then discard them.

SAFETY & SECURITY1. Do not admit unknown persons to your guestroom.2. Utilize your deadbolt to maximize security.3. Familiarize yourself with the location of the nearest fi re exit on the property layout located on the back of your guestroom door. In the unlikely event of a fi re, please move quickly but calmly to the exit. Report fi re or smoke to the front desk. Go to the area be tween the swimming pool and the road so that we can attempt to account for all of our guests. Do not panic and remain calm.4. Never leave your guestroom door open. When you depart, it is your responsibility to make sure that your guestroom door is fully latched and locked.5. Ensure your vehicle is parked in a valid parking space and not blocking traffi c or in a fi re lane.

FIRE SAFETYHotels and Motels are doing even more to make sure that guests are safe from fi re. Ask at the front desk if they have smoke detectors or automatic sprinklers. Take time to read and familiarize yourself with the fi re safety and escape in for ma tion.

Find two exits nearest your room. Count the number of doors from your room to the exits. Make sure they are un locked and un blocked.

Learn the layout of your room and how to unlock the door in the dark. Put your room key and a fl ashlight close to where you sleep. In the event of fi re, take your room key (and nothing else) with you.

Locate the fi re alarm on your fl oor. If you fi nd a fi re in your room or some where else, sound the alarm.

When you hear the fi re alarm, act, don’t investigate.

If the fi re is in your room, get out and close the door. Once out, re port the fi re to the man age ment and call the Fire de part ment.

If the fi re is not in your room, leave if you can. First, feel the door. If it’s cool, open it slowly and go out the nearest exit.

If your room door is hot, don’t open it. Your room may be the safest place to be. Call the front desk or the fi re de part ment and report the fi re and your location. Seal all cracks with wet tow els. Shut off fans and air conditioners. Signal at your window or balcony for help and wait to be rescued.

Crawl low in smoke. Fresh air will be at the fl oor. If you en coun ter smoke or fi re at lower levels, turn around and use another exit. Take your key so you can go back to your room if you can’t use your exits.

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P R O P E R T Y M A P

PLEASE SEE THE FRONT DESK IF YOU HAVE TROUBLE LOCATING ANYTHING.

Hours of OperationMonday–Friday 5am–9pmSaturday 8am–6pmSunday 1–6pm

ChildWatch Hours(Complimentary Baby Sitting while you are in the building for up to two hours).Monday–Friday 8am–12:30pm / 4–8pmSaturday 8am–12:30pm

Parents' Night Out Y-Tel Guest privileges include a night out for parents at no charge. Registration opens the Saturday prior to the program and closed the Tuesday before the event. Only the parent may register his or her child and the child must check in with his/her YMCA card.Ages 1–12Wednesday 6–10pmMemorial Day–Labor Day

Outdoor Water ParkWeather permittingOpen Memorial Day–Labor DayMonday–Friday 11am–7:45pmSaturday 11am–5:45pmSunday 1-5:45 pmPool hours change after August, please call for detailsIndoor Pool: 25 meters, 6 lanesOutdoor Pool: two pools, two 25 yard lanes for lap swimming, diving board, waters toys

Skate ParkOpen year round, call for hours

Check-InYMCA cards will be provided with your room. You must present your card when you arrive at the YMCA or the Outdoor Water Park. Abuse of your YMCA privileges will be reported to rental management. YMCA use is only for hotel guests, renter/owners of Y-Home Properties

AttireAppropriate (full) clothing, including footwear, is required at all times. Must have closed toed shoes in Fitness Center, ChildWatch and gym.

Racquetball CourtOne-hour reservations are on a fi rst come, fi rst serve basis. You may register for a court up to 24 hours in advance. If you are unable to make your reservation, please call and cancel. Racquets and balls are available and protective eye wear is strongly encouraged.

Locker RoomsFully equipped locker rooms are available for day use. Locks and towels are not provided. Children fi ve years of age and older must use the same gender locker room.

Swim GearFor young swimmers not yet toilet trained, swim diapers are required under bathing suit. Only US Coast Guard approved personal fl otation devices are permitted.

YMCA BenefitsGROUP EXERCISE CLASSESAerobicsKickboxingStepPilatesCyclingYogaTone/SculptWATER EXERCISEAqua BlastAqua FitAqua ShapeFitness CenterFree WeightsRowing MachineTreadmillsEllipticalsRecumbent BikesResistive WeightsInteractive ZoneA video game-based workout for children teens and adults.GYMNASIUMRACQUETBALL COURTSAED/CPR/FIRST AID Certifi ed StaffINDOOR POOL/HOT TUB/SAUNA

Y-TEL GUEST GUIDE

John Yancey Inn Provides their guests wtih YMCA membership privileges, rain or shine. Take advantage of these benefi ts:

3000 S. Croatan Hwy. • MP 11 • Nags Head, NC 27959 • (252) 449-8897 • www.ymcahr.org

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ABC STORESStores are open 10 AM to 9 PM, Monday–Saturday

Manteo 506 US-64 ....................................................................................................................................... (252) 473-3557 Nags Head 2104 S. Croatan Hwy, MP 10 .................................................................................................... (252) 441-5121 Kitty Hawk Shoreside Shopping Center, 5440 N. Croatan Hwy., MP 1 ....................................................... (252) 261-2477Duck Wee Winks Square, Hwy. 12. .............................................................................................................. (252) 261-6981

Dare County Central Communications ...................................................................................................................(252) 473-3444Dare County Sheriff ’s Offi ce ......................................................................................................................................(252) 475-5980

MEDICAL SERVICESThe Outer Banks Hospital 4800 S. Croatan Hwy. (US 158), MP 14, Nags Head .......................................................(252) 449-4500 Hours: 24-Hour Emergency Care, DailyHealthy Family Care 4810 S. Croatan Hwy. #100, Nags Head.........................................................................................(252) 449-7373 Hours: Monday–Friday 8:30 AM–5:00 PMOuter Banks Urgent Care 4923 S. Croatan Hwy. (US 158), MP 14, Nags Head .......................................................(252) 261-8040 Hours: Monday–Friday 7:30 AM–6:30 PM • Saturday 9:00 AM–5:00 PM • Sunday 9:00 AM–2:00 PMBeach Medical Care, LTD 5200 N. Croatan Hwy. (US 158), Milepost 1.5, Kitty Hawk ...............................................(252) 261-4187 Hours: Monday–Friday 8:00 AM–8:00 PMOuter Banks Medical House Calls ...........................................................................................................................(252) 475-2007 From Corolla to Manteo. Hours by appointment.

Life Flight Helicopters Are Available.

HELPFUL INFORMATIONEMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS

In the event of a medical, police or fi re EMERGENCY – DIAL 911. Please use the numbers below for non-emer gen cy situations.

TELEVISION CHANNELS2 WVBT - FOX*3 WUND - PBS*4 WSKY - IND*5 WITN - NBC*6 QVC*7 WGNT - CW*8 HSN*9 WTVZ - MyTV*10 WTKR - CBS*11 WAVY - NBC*12 WVEC - ABC*13 WNCT - CBS*14 WPXV - ION*15 Nickelodeon17 Discovery Channel19 FOX Business Network20 C-SPAN2*21 Comedy Central22 USA Network23 Lifetime24 msnbc25 ESPN26 ESPN227 TNT28 Travel Channel29 TBS

30 ABC Family31 HISTORY32 FOX Sports South33 Syfy34 Disney Channel35 Cartoon Network36 Esquire Network37 E!38 HGTV39 TLC40 FOX News Channel41 NBC Sports Network42 FOX Sports 143 truTV44 Food Network45 National Geographic46 TV Land47 CMT48 Golf Channel49 Animal Planet50 Hallmark Channel51 Bravo52 Oxygen54 Spike55 FX56 C-SPAN*

57 The Weather Channel58 CNBC59 AMC60 CNN65 MASN66 MASN 267 TCM68 HLN69 MTV271 A&E72 BET73 OWN78 Investigation Discovery81 GSN88 Disney XD96 C-SPAN3*97 VH198 MTV99 TV Guide Network*101 INSP*103 TBN - Trinity Broadcasting*107 Daystar117 Disney XD122 FXX126 Investigation Discovery127 OWN

131 C-SPAN2*132 FOX Business Network134 C-SPAN3*144 GSN145 TV Guide Network*173 ReelzChannel*177 MTV2188 WUNC - PBS Kids*189 WUNC - PBS North Carolina*190 Charter Media*191 Government Access*192 WAVY - Bounce TV*193 WTVZ - ZUUS Country*198 Educational Access*316 Golf Channel317 NBC Sports Network320 MLB Network327 ESPN328 ESPN2329 FOX Sports South331 CSS Sports332 Regional Sports Extra Games

* Indicates Basic Cable Channels

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The North Carolina Department of Trans por ta tion Ferry Division runs

seven routes along the glorious North Carolina coastline to provide vital

transportation for cit i zens and visitors.

Ferry service with trips varying in length is avail able throughout the year to pe des tri ans,

cyclists, and ve hi cle passengers. The state ferry system provides access to coastal com mu ni ties,

fi shing villages, and unspoiled beaches. Take a day trip to somewhere new using the North Carolina Ferry System, enjoy the view from the water, and explore a brand new place.

HATTERAS | OCRACOKE

Hatteras • 1-800-368-8949 Ocracoke • 1-800-293-3779 Cedar Island • 1-800-293-3779 Swan Quarter • 1-800-293-3779

CEDAR ISLAND | OCRACOKE

Only the Cedar Island to Ocracoke and Swan Quarter to Ocracoke ferries offer reservations, to reserve a space motorists MUST claim their reservation at least 30 minutes prior to departure. Cash, travelers checks and credit cards are accepted. 1-800-293-3779 • www.ncferry.org

ADVANCE TICKET SALES

SWAN QUARTER | OCRACOKE

Pedestrian ................................................................$1.00 Bicycle Rider .............................................................$3.00Motorcycles ............................................................$10.00Vehicle and/or combination less than 20 ft. .............$15.00Vehicle from 20 ft. to 40 ft. ...................................$30.00Vehicle from 40 ft. to 65 ft. ....................................$45.00Over 65 ft ................................................... Special Permit

ONE WAY FARES

FERRY SCHEDULES

January 1, 2016 – May 23, 2016September 27, 2016 – December 31, 2016 From Cedar Island From Ocracoke 7:00 AM 7:30 AM 10:30 AM 1:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM

May 24, 2016 – September 26, 2016 From Cedar Island From Ocracoke 7:00 AM 7:30 AM 10:00 AM 10:00 AM 1:00 PM 1:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:00 PM 6:30 PM 9:00 PM

Crossing Time | 2 Hours 15 MinutesFare | One-Way Fare

January 1, 2016 – May 23, 2016September 27, 2016 – December 31, 2016 From Swan Quarter From Ocracoke 10:00 AM 7:00 AM 1:00 PM 9:30 AM 4:30 PM 1:30 PM

May 24, 2016 – September 26, 2016 From Swan Quarter From Ocracoke 7:00 AM 7:00 AM 10:00 AM 9:30 AM 1:00 PM 12:45 PM 4:30 PM 3:45 PM

Crossing Time | 2 Hours 40 MinutesFare | One-Way Fare

5:00 AM 5:00 AM 6:15 6:10 7:20 7:25 8:35 8:30 9:00 9:45 9:15 10:10 9:40 10:25 10:00 10:50 10:45 11:10 10:55 11:55 11:20 12:05 PM 11:35 12:30 12:00 PM 12:45 12:20 1:10 1:05 1:30 1:15 2:15 1:40 2:25 1:55 2:50 2:20 3:05 2:40 3:30 3:25 3:50 3:35 4:35 4:00 4:45 4:15 5:10 5:00 5:25 5:30 6:10 5:45 6:45 6:20 6:55 6:35 7:30 6:45 7:45 7:20 8:00 8:05 8:30 8:15 9:15 9:15 9:30 10:45 10:30 12:30 AM 12:30 AM

May 3, 2016 – October 10, 2016Monday – Saturday Departures

From Hatteras From Ocracoke5:00 AM 4:30 AM6:00 6:307:00 7:308:00 8:308:30 9:309:00 10:009:30 10:3010:00 11:0010:30 11:3011:00 12:00 PM11:30 12:30 PM12:00 PM 1:0012:30 1:301:00 2:001:30 2:302:00 3:002:30 3:303:00 4:003:30 4:304:00 5:004:30 5:305:00 6:005:30 6:306:00 7:006:30 7:307:30 8:008:00 9:009:00 9:3011:00 10:3012:00 AM 12:30 AM

May 3, 2016 – October 10, 2016Sunday Departures

From Hatteras From Ocracoke

Crossing Time | 1 Hour; Hatteras InletFare | FREE

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HELPFUL INFORMATIONAIRPORTSNorfolk International Airport Exit 279 at 2200 Norview Ave, Norfolk, VA 23518. ......................................................(757) 857-3351

Norfolk International Airport is about 2 hours away in Norfolk, Virginia located one mile east of Interstate 64 Dare County Airport 410 Airport Rd., Manteo (North end of Roanoke Island) ............................................................(252) 475-5570

Private Planes

TAXI CABSA1 Taxicab .....................................................................................................................................................................(252) 599-7777Atlantic Cab ..................................................................................................................................................................(252) 255-5555Coastal Cab ..................................................................................................................................................................(252) 449-8787Lady Jane ......................................................................................................................................................................(252) 256-2276Island Taxi ......................................................................................................................................................................(252) 441-2500Island Limousine Shared airport shuttles or private sedan transfers ............................................................. (252) 441-LIMO (5466)

BEACH RENTALSJohn Yancey Inn 2009 S. Virginia Dare Trl., Kill Devil Hills ..........................................................................................(800) 592-6239Ocean Atlantic Rentals 2001 S. Croatan Hwy., MP 9.75, Nags Head ........................................................................(252) 261-7368Just For The Beach Rentals 1006 S. Virginia Dare Trl., Kill Devil Hills .....................................................................(252) 441-6048Moneysworth Rental Equipment Rentals 947 West Kitty Hawk Rd., Kitty Hawk ...................................................(252) 261-6999Outer Banks Bicycle 203 S. Virginia Dare Trl., MP 8.5, Nags Head • Bike rentals. ....................................................(252) 480-3399

AREA PLACES OF WORSHIPFirst Assembly of God 812 Wingina Ave., Manteo ......................................................................................................(252) 473-5646Outer Banks Worship Center Ark 113 W. Villa Dunes Dr., Nags Head. ....................................................................(252) 441-4941 Wanchese Assembly of God 4226 Mill Landing Rd., Wanchese ...............................................................................(252) 473-3767First Baptist Church of Kitty Hawk 3946 N. Croatan Hwy., MP 4, Kitty Hawk .........................................................(252) 261-3516Manteo Baptist Church 406 US Hwy 64., Manteo .......................................................................................................(252) 473-2840 Manteo Faith Baptist Church 1037 Burnside Rd., Manteo ........................................................................................(252) 473-6214Nags Head Church Hwy. 158 Bypass, MP 13, Just South of Jockey's Ridge, Nags Head ...........................................(252) 441-7548Ocean View Baptist Church 902 S. Virginia Dare Trl., Kill Devil Hills .........................................................................(252) 441-7633Outer Banks Baptist Church 216 W. 1st St., Kill Devil Hills .......................................................................................(252) 441-4876 Roanoke Island Baptist Church 1234 US Hwy. 64, Manteo .....................................................................................(252) 473-2892 Still Waters Baptist Church 100 E. Driftwood St., Nags Head ...................................................................................(252) 255-1835Holy Redeemer Catholic Parish 301 W. Kitty Hawk Rd., Kitty Hawk.........................................................................(252) 261-4700Liberty Christian Fellowship 244 Williams Dr., Kill Devil Hills ...................................................................................(252) 441-6592 First Church of Christ Scientist 5405 N. Croatan Hwy., MP 1, Kitty Hawk ...............................................................(252) 261-3973 Manns Harbor Church of God 7418 US Hwy. 64, Manns Harbor ..............................................................................(252) 473-9450All Saints' Episcopal 40 Pintail Trl., Kitty Hawk ............................................................................................................(252) 230-0070Saint Andrews by the Sea Episcopal Church 4212 S. Croatan Hwy., Nags Head ................................................(252) 441-5382The Jewish Community of the Outer Banks (JCOB) 831 Herbert Perry Rd., Kitty Hawk ......................................... (252) 255-1866Grace Lutheran By The Sea 4212 S. Croatan Hwy., MP 13.5, Nags Head ................................................................(252) 441-1530 Bethany United Methodist Church 101 Old Wharf Rd., Wanchese ..........................................................................(252) 473-5254Colington United Methodist Church 1949 Colington Rd., Kill Devil Hills .................................................................(252) 441-2661Duck United Methodist Church 1214 Duck Rd., Duck ..............................................................................................(252) 261-1525 Kitty Hawk United Methodist Church 803 W. Kitty Hawk Rd., Kitty Hawk ...............................................................(252) 261-2062 Mighty Wind United Methodist Church 109 Veterans Dr., Kill Devil Hills ................................................................(252) 441-9022Mount Olivet United Methodist Church 300 Ananias Dare St., Manteo ..................................................................(252) 473-2089Outer Banks Presbyterian Church 907 S. Croatan Hwy., Kill Devil Hills ..................................................................(252) 441-5897Roanoke Island Presbyterian Church 855 US-64, Manteo ....................................................................................(252) 473-6837Unitarian Universalist Congregation of the Outer Banks 831 Herbert Perry Rd., Kitty Hawk ...........................(252) 261-2801

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RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIESMOVIE THEATRESRC Theatres Cinemas Kill Devil Hills Movies 10 1803 N. Croatan Hwy., MP 6 ....................................................(252) 441-5630Pioneer Theatre 113 Budleigh St., Manteo ..................................................................................................................(252) 473-2216

MINIATURE GOLFThe Promenade 105 Promenade Ln., MP 1, Kitty Hawk ................................................................................................(252) 261-4400Paradise Golf & Arcade 3300 N Croatan Hwy., MP 5.5, Kill Devil Hills .......................................................................(252) 441-7626Professor Hacker’s Lost Treasure Golf 1600 N. Croatan Hwy., MP 7.5, Kill Devil Hills ..........................................(252) 480-0142Galaxy Golf 2914 S. Virginia Dare Trl., MP 11, Nags Head ............................................................................................(252) 441-5875Jurassic Putt 6926 S. Croatan Hwy., MP 16, Nags Head ..............................................................................................(252) 441-6841Mutiny Bay Adventure Golf 6066 S. Croatan Hwy., MP 16, Nags Head ....................................................................(252) 480-6606Lost Treasure Golf 1600 N Croatan Hwy, Kill Devil Hills...............................................................................................(252) 480-0142Corolla Grass Course 1024 Ocean Trl., Corolla ...........................................................................................................(252) 453-4198Blackbeard Mini Golf 6714 S. Croatan Hwy., Nags Head ............................................................................................(252) 441-4541 Frisco Mini Golf & Go Karts 50212 Trent Lake Ln., Frisco .........................................................................................(252) 995-6325Corolla Adventure Golf 808 Ocean Trl., Corolla ..........................................................................................................(252) 453-7777

LASER TAGDestination Fun Laser Tag & 3D 1217 S Croatan Hwy., Kill Devil Hills .....................................................................(252) 715-0949Outer Banks Gearworks 2420 S Croatan Hwy., Nags Head .......................................................................................(252) 480-8512

GOLF COURSESCarolina Club 127 Carolina Club Dr., Grandy 13 miles north of Wright Memorial Bridge ............................................ (252) 453-3588 Public • 18 Holes • Lessons Available • PGA StaffCurrituck Club 620 Currituck Clubhouse Dr., Corolla ....................................................................................................(252) 453-9400 Semi-Private • 18 Holes • Driving Range • Pro Shop • Equipment Rentals Goose Creek Country Club – Grandy Golf Club 6562 Caratoke Hwy. ..................................................................(252) 453-4008 18 Holes • Driving Range • Snack Bar The Pointe Golf Club 308 Pointe Colf Club Dr., Powells Point 3.5 miles north of Wright Memorial Bridge ...................(252) 491-8388 Public • 18 Holes • Driving Range • Snack Bar • Practice Green • Pro Shop Holly Ridge Golf 8818 Caratoke Hwy., Harbinger ......................................................................................................(252) 491-2893 18 Holes • Driving Range • Pro Shop • LessonsDuck Woods Country Club 50 S. Dogwood Trl., Southern Shores ............................................................................(252) 261-2744 Semi-Private • 18 Holes • Club with Pro Shop & Rentals The Promenade 105 Promenade Ln., MP 1, Kitty Hawk ................................................................................................(252) 261-4400 Target Driving Range: Lighted, full size public driving range with course style fairway and hazards Sea Scape Golf Course 300 W. Eckner St., off US 158, MP 2.5, Kitty Hawk ...............................................................(252) 261-2158 Public • 18 Holes • Pro Shop • Equipment RentalsKilmarlic Golf Course 215 West Side Ln., Powells Point 4 miles north of Wright Memorial Bridge ..............................(252) 491-4220 18 Holes • 6,500 yard, Par 72 • PGA Championship Golf Course Designed by Tom SteeleNags Head Golf Links - 5615 S. Seachase Dr., The Village at Nags Head .................................................................(252) 441-8073 Semi-Private • 18 Holes • Pro Shop • Equipment Rentals • Res tau rant & Lounge

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RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES (cont.)HEALTH & FITNESS CENTERSBarrier Island Fitness Center 1 Cypress Knee Trail, MP 1, Behind Walmart, Kitty Hawk ..........................................(252) 261-0100Crossfi t Outer Banks Unit W, 504 W Lake Dr., Kill Devil Hills ......................................................................................(252) 441-7400Knuckle Up Fitness 3712 N Croatan Hwy., MP 4.5, Kitty Hawk ...................................................................................(252) 255-0609 Outer Banks Family YMCA 3000 S. Croatan Hwy., MP 11, Nags Head .....................................................................(252) 449-8897Outer Banks Sports Club 2413 S. Croatan Hwy., Nags Head ....................................................................................(252) 441-8361Pine Island Racquet & Fitness Center 290 Audobon Dr., Corolla • Indoor/Outdoor Racquetball Courts .................(252) 453-8525

PUBLIC TENNIS COURTS Courts at area schools are open to the public after school hours. Kill Devil Hills Dare County Recreation Park, 602 Mustian St. • Meekins Field, 1634 N. Croatan Hwy. (behind the fi re station) Roanoke Island Manteo Middle School and Manteo High School • Walker Park, 260 Pond Rd., Wanchese

Hatteras Island In Buxton at the Fessenden Center • Cape Hatteras SchoolMARINAS – CHARTER BOAT FISHINGPirates Cove Yacht Club 2000 Sailfi sh Dr., Manteo (On the Nags Head Causeway) .................................................(252) 473-3906 Provides charters, ships stores, groceries and tackleWanchese Fishing Center at Thicket Lump Marina 219 Thicket Lump Dr., Wanchese. ......................................(252) 473-4500Broad Creek Marina 708 Harbor Rd., Wanchese ..........................................................................................................(252) 473-5344 Complete marina facilitiesManteo Waterfront Marina 207 Queen Elizabeth Ave., Manteo (Roanoke Island Waterfront) .......................................(252) 473-3320 Provides dockage, charters, ramp, ships storesShallowbag Bay Marina 1100 N. Bay Club Dr., Manteo ................................................................................................(252) 305-8726 Inshore and offshore charter fi shing trips availableOregon Inlet Fishing Center 98 NC-12, Nags Head ...................................................................................................(252) 340-3921 Charters, ramp, supplies, slips and fuelHatteras Harbor Marina 58058 NC-12, Hatteras .........................................................................................................(252) 986-2166Teach's Lair Marina 58646 NC-12, Hatteras. ................................................................................................................(252) 986-2460Hatteras Landing Marina 58848 Marina Way, Hatteras ...............................................................................................(252) 986-2077Oden’s Dock 57878 NC-12, Hatteras .............................................................................................................................(252) 986-2555Village Marina 57980 NC-12, Hatteras ...........................................................................................................................(252) 986-2522

OTHEROBX Bowling 201 Satterfi eld Landing Dr., Nags Head ...................................................................................................(252) 255-1187

AIR TOURS / SIGHTSEEING FLIGHTSBarrier Island Aviation 407 Airport Rd., Manteo .............................................................................................(252) 473-4AIR (4247)Coastal Helicopters 410 Airport Rd., Manteo ..................................................................................................(252) 475-HELI (4354) Burrus Flying Services 57904 Kohler Rd., Hatteras....................................................................................................(252) 986-2679OBX Biplanes, LLC 410 Airport Rd., Manteo ................................................................................................................(252) 216-7777

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RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES (cont.)FISHING PIERSAvalon Pier 2111 N. Virginia Dare Trl., MP 6, Kitty Hawk...............................................................................................(252) 441-7494 Open 5AM–Midnight • Tackle rental available (with additional deposit) Entrance Fee: $12 Daily • $33 Three-days • $69 Weekly • $300 SeasonNags Head Pier 3335 S. Virginia Dare Trl., MP 11, Nags Head .....................................................................................(252) 441-5141 Open 24 hours, weather and fi sh per mit ting • Complete tackle shop • Tackle rental available En trance Fee: $10 Daily • $27 Three-days • $72 Eight-days • $350 SeasonOuter Banks Fishing Pier 8901 S. Old Oregon Inlet Rd., MP 18.5, South Nags Head ...............................................(252) 441-5740 Open 24 hours through Oc to ber • Tackle rental available • Senior citizen discount En trance Fee: $1 Sightseeing • $10 Daily • $59 Weekly • $275 AnnualJennette's Pier 7223 S. Virginia Dare Trl., MP 16.5, South Nags Head ........................................................................(252) 255-1501 NC Aquarium-operated pier that features educational classrooms and programs, alternative energy demonstrations, live animal exhibits, a snack bar and tackle shop, and a host of other displays and features. Entrance Fee: $12 Daily • $30 Three-days • $65 WeeklyRodanthe Pier on Hatteras Island 24251 Atlantic Dr., Rodanthe ..............................................................................(252) 287-0030 Open 6:30AM to midnight April–December • Tackle rental available Entrance fee: $2 Sightseeing • $12 Daily • $60 Weekly • $200 SeasonAvon Fishing Pier 41001 NC Hwy. 12, Avon .................................................................................................................(252) 995-5480 Open 6AM to midnight , Easter to Thanksgiving • Tackle rental available (with additional deposit). Entrance Fee: $1 Sightseeing • $10 Daily • $225 Season

*Rates/hours are subject to change, please call for current rates, fees and hours.

WATER ACTIVITIESKitty Hawk Surf Co. 3933 S. Croatan Hwy., Nags Head ...............................................................................................(252) 441-6800 Windsurfi ng • Sailing • Kayaking • Lessons • Tours • Rentals & SalesKitty Hawk Kites 3933 S. Croatan Hwy., Nags Head ..................................................................1-877-FLY-THIS (1-877-359-8447) Kiteboarding • Hang Gliding • Kayak Eco -Tours & Rentals • Jet Ski Rentals & Tours Parasailing • Dolphin/Jet Boat Tours • Variety of Rentals & Lessons • Sport Climbing Wall Stunt Kites Aero Tours • Board Sports • & More!Roanoke Island Outfi tters and Dive Center 312 US-64, Manteo ...........................................................................(252) 473-1356 Sales • Rentals • Air Fill & Instruction for Scuba Diving • Tours & Lessons for a variety of outdoor activities Outer Banks Dive Center 3917 S Croatan Hwy., Nags Head ......................................................................................(252) 449-8349 Diving Charters • Rentals • Equipment Repair/Servicing • LessonsKitty Hawk Watersports 6920 S. Croatan Hwy., Nags Head .......................................................................................(252) 441-2756 Sailboats • Kayaks • Waverunners • Windsurfers • Motorboats • LessonsGrog’s Watersports 7649 S. Virginia Dare Trl., Nags Head (Just Past Lone Cedar Cafe) ...........................................(252) 441-8875 Dolphin/Waverunner Tours • Kayak/Waverunner/Pontoon/Fishing Boat RentalsNor'Banks Sailing 1314 Duck Rd., Duck (¼ Mile North of Duck Firehouse) .................................................................(252) 261-2900 Waverunners • Fishing Boats • Pontoon/Jet Boat Rentals • Sailboats • Catamarans • Kayaks • Parasailing OBX JetPak 7000 S Virginia Dare Trl, Nags Head ..........................................................................................................(252) 480-1533 Safely be propelled up to 30' in the air—or walk on water at 30 mph by water pressure with you under control.

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BE INFORMED... A hurricane is a tropical storm of clouds circulating in a counterclockwise direction with a wind speed in excess of 74 miles per hour. The wind speed of a hurricane determines its category. Some hurricanes spawn tornadoes. A tornado watch means a tornado is possible within a given watch area. When a tornado watch is issued, continue to listen to the news media for updates. On the other hand, if a tornado warning is issued, then a tornado has been sighted and you should follow media instructions for your im me di ate safety.

If a Hurricane Watch or Hurricane Warning is announced for the Outer Banks...

HURRICANE WATCH OR WARNINGWhat Does It Mean To You?

LISTEN & WATCH95.3 FM • 96.7 FM • 97.1 FM • 98.1 FM • 99.1 FM 92.3 FM • 93.7 FM • 94.5 FM • 94.9 FM • 95.3 FM 96X FM • 97.3 FM • 101.3 FM • 102.5 FM • 1530 AM104.1 FM • 104.9 FM • 105.3 FM • 105.7 FM

Local Cable Channel 190 or 191 • Weather Channel 57 NOAA

KEEP YOUR CAR TANK FILLED with gasoline in case evacuation becomes necessary.

ANTICIPATE HEAVY RAINS AND STRONG WINDS in advance of the hurricane and plan accordingly.

FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTION ISSUED BY DARE COUNTY If evacuation is recommended, then use the evac u a tion routes outlined by Dare County bulletins over WRSF radio. Information on shelters will be released primarily for those who MUST remain behind, such as law enforcement and medical personnel. When advised to evacuate, please evacuate.

DO DON'TPANIC. When necessary, evacuation orders will be issued in as much advance as possible, allowing you to leave safely.

SPREAD RUMORS or listen to unoffi cial information and treat it as legitimate instruction.

RELY ON INSTRUCTIONS OR NEWSCASTS BROADCAST OVER VIRGINIA RADIO AND TELEVISION STATIONS Usually, weath er information and fore casts are different for Tidewater, Virginia and the Outer Banks. Make sure your information source broad casts all offi cial bulletins from the National Weather Service and from the Dare County Government Offi cials.

ADOPT A “WAIT AND SEE” ATTITUDE If you delay after an evacuation has been ordered, then roads or bridges may become im pass able due to high winds, heavy rains, and fl ooding.

HURRICANE WATCH means a hurricane MAY THREATEN

the area within 24 to 36 hours.

HURRICANE WARNING means a hurricane IS EXPECTED TO

STRIKE the area within 24 hours OR LESS.

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HOW TO SPOT A RIP CURRENTLook for the following signs: • Water in one area will appear calmer and cooler than the water around it• Water color will appear different than the water around it• Foam, objects, or debris move away from the shore.

RIP CURRENT MYTHSRip currents do not pull people under water, instead, they pull people away from the shore. Drowning occurs when a person caught in a rip current is unable to keep afl oat to swim to shore. This may be due to any combination of fear, panic, exhaustion, or inferior swimming skill.

BACKWASH A backwash current on a steeply sloping beach can pull you toward deeper water, but its power is swiftly checked by in com ing waves. If you are a strong swim mer, then swim straight to escape this current; if not, then wait and fl oat until the current stops, then swim in. If the current takes you out through incoming waves, then it is a rip current.

SWIMMING SAFETYSimple rules to follow for swimming at the beach.

SWIM NEAR A LIFEGUARD. Swimming in guarded areas reduces the risk of drowning.

LEARN TO SWIM. This is the best defense against drowning. Teach children how to swim at an early age.

NEVER SWIM ALONE. Have someone on shore to watch you.

SWIM SOBER. Alcohol and swimming do not mix.

DON’T USE A FLOAT WHERE YOU CAN’T SWIM. Non-swimmers should not use fl otation devices in areas too deep to stand. These fl oats can defl ate or be lost in the surf.

DON’T DIVE HEAD-FIRST. Always check for the depth and any obstructions before diving.

APPLY SUNSCREEN EARLY AND OFTEN. Sunscreen should be applied 30 minutes prior to exposure to the sun and have at least a SPF 15 rating.

LEASH YOUR BOARD. Surfboards and bodyboards should only be used with a leash. With a leash the user will not become separated from the fl otation device.

OBEY THE WARNING FLAGS, LIFEGUARDS, AND RULES OF THE BEACH.

CURRENT CURRENT

BREAK THE GRIP OF THE RIPSURVIVING A RIP CURRENT

• Do not panic.• Do not fi ght the current. • Swim out of the current in a direction following the shoreline. When out of the current, swim towards the shore. • If unable to swim out of the current, then fl oat or calmly tread water. • If you are unable to reach shore, then draw attention to yourself, by facing the shore, and waving your arms, and yelling for help. • If you see someone in trouble, get help from a lifeguard or call 911.

LIFEGUARD STAND LOCATIONSKILL DEVIL HILLS • 10AM–5:30PMFirst St. (PP, W, H, S) Second St. (PP, W, H, S) Third St. (H, S, W) Fifth St. (PP) Eighth St. (PP, W, H, S) Asheville Dr. (H, PP, S, W) Atlantic St. (PP, W, S) Avalon PierBaum St.Carlow Ave. (PP, W, H, S) Clark St. (PP, W, H, S) Hayman Blvd. (H, PP, S) Helga St. Lake Dr. Martin St. (PP, W, H, S)Neptune Dr. Ocean Bay Blvd. (BH, H, PP, W, S) Oregon Ave. (S) Woodmere Ave. (H, PP, S, W)

KITTY HAWK • 10AM–6PMByrd St. (BH, S, W, PP, )Eckner St. (PP)Kitty Hawk Bath House (BH, H, S, PP)

NAGS HEAD •10AM–6PMAbalone (W, PP) Albatross (W, PP)Bonnet (BH, H, S, W, PP)Enterprise (H)Epstein Bathhouse (BH, S, W, PP)Forrest (H, S, W, PP)Gray Eagle (S, PP)Gulfstream (H, S, W, PP)Hargrove (BH, H, S, W, PP)Hollowell (S, W, PP)Ida (W, PP)Indigo (W)Juncos ( H, S, W, PP) Limulus (W)Town Hall

AMENITIES KEY

(BH) Bath House

(H) Handicap Parking

(S) Shower

(W) Wood Walkway

(PP) Paved Parking

PLEASE NOTE: Lifeguards will be on duty Memorial Day through Labor Day weekend.

Lifeguard hours and locations subject to change without notice.

Always use caution before en ter ing or swimming in the ocean.

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CURRITUCK BEACH LIGHTHOUSELocated in Corolla, the Currituck Beach Lighthouse stands 158 feet tall. Its fi rst order Fresnel lens began fl ashing on December 1, 1875 and its beam is visible for 18 miles. The beautiful, bare brick beacon was built to fi ll the last remaining “dark spot” of the NC coast between Bodie Island and Cape Henry, VA. Open for climbing Spring through late Fall.

(252) 453-4939

FORT RALEIGH HISTORIC SITENorth end of Roanoke Island where Sir Walter Ra leigh’s ex plor ers and colonists established settlement in 1585.

(252) 473-5772

THE ROANOKE MARSHES LIGHTHOUSEModeled after an 1877-1955 screwpile lighthouse, this lighthouse is the fourth incarnation of the Roanoke Marshes Lighthouse and uses a fourth order Fresnel lens. Easily accessible along the Manteo Waterfront,the lighthouse contains exhibits highlighting Roanoke Island’s lighthouse and maritime history.

(252) 475-1750

THE WHALEHEAD CLUBMr. & Mrs. E.C. Knight built their private residence, now known as the Whalehead Club, along the Atlantic fl yway to enjoy their passion for waterfowl hunting. The restored museum is the fi nest representation of art nouveau architecture in the state.

(252) 453-9040

ROANOKE ISLAND FESTIVAL PARKThrough interpretation, fi lm, interactive exhibits and a variety of cultural programs, visitors explore the unique role in history Roanoke Island and the Outer Banks have played from the time before England’s fi rst attempts to colonize North America to the early 20th century. The site is also the home port of the Elizabeth II.

(252) 475-1500

THE LOST COLONYLocated at the Waterside Theatre, Fort Raleigh National Historic Site, Roanoke Island (3 miles North of Manteo on Hwy. 64). This symphonic drama by Paul Green was the fi rst such outdoor drama in this country, portraying the moving story of Sir Walter Raleigh’s brave English colonists who dis ap peared from the island and the pages of history shortly after 1587.

(252) 473-3414

WRIGHT BROTHERSNATIONAL MEMORIALSite of the fi rst powered airplane fl ight, Dec. 17, 1903. Visitor Center with full-scale replica of orig i nal plane, in for ma tion, exhibits, talks on history of the Wright Brothers, conducted trip to grounds; Wrights’ 1902-03 camp build ings and re pro duc tions.

(252) 473-2111

THE ELIZABETHAN GARDENSNext to Fort Raleigh, this prototype of a 16th century English garden in America con tains statuary and garden or naments valued at more than $100,000. The gar den is a project of the Gar den Club of North Carolina, Inc.,

(252) 473-3234

NORTH CAROLINA AQUARIUMVisitors will marvel at the world class exhibits on display. The Aquarium houses the largest saltwater tank - 285,000 gallon "Grave yard of the Atlantic" tank complete with sharks, rays, sea turtles, reef and schooling fi sh as well as a one-third scale replica of the USS Monitor. Other attractions include river otters, alligators, snapping turtles and in ter ac tive tanks.

(252) 473-2300 | 1-800-832-3474

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BODIE ISLAND LIGHTHOUSELocated near Oregon Inlet, this structure is eight miles south of US 158 and US 64 intersection. It was de stroyed during the Civil War, like its Hatteras counterpart and was replaced in 1870. The original lighthouse was situated south of the inlet before the inlet was made ac ces si ble by a storm in 1848.

(252) 441-5711

CHICAMACOMICO LIFESAVING STATIONOriginal station built in 1874 and con vert ed into a boat house when the new station was constructed in 1911. History of daring rescues, most notably that of British tanker “Mirlo” in 1918. Exhibits to public and beach apparatus drill, a re en act ment of lifesaving rescue procedures during summer months. Located in Rodanthe.

(252) 987-1552

THE GRAVEYARD OF THE ATLANTIC MUSEUMLocated in Hatteras, next to the ferry docks. A unique museum dedicated to preserving and interpreting the rich maritime history of the Outer Banks and the more than 1,500 known ships wrecks off this coast.

(252) 986-2995 | (252) 986-2996

OREGON INLET FISHING CENTEROne of the largest fl eets of sportfi shing boats on the mid-Atlantic coast. Charters available for inshore and off shore fi shing trips in clud ing Gulfstream. In season, watch anglers return to port with their daily catches.

(252) 340-3921

CAPE HATTERAS LIGHTHOUSETurn left from Hwy. 12 at Buxton. This is the tallest lighthouse on the Amer i can Coast (208 feet) and one of the few open to the public. Former keep er’s residence is Mu se um of Sea. The light house has been recently relocated and is open as well as park with nature trail, amphitheater, nature talks and slides. Life guarded beach area from June to Labor Day.

(252) 473-2111

OCRACOKE ISLANDOcracoke Village is 12 miles southwest of the ferry docks and is only accessible by ferry. This pic tur esque island community has dining, shopping, art galleries and more. Site of Black beard’s capture in 1718 and The Ocracoke Lighthouse.

PEA ISLAND WILDLIFE REFUGEAdjacent to NC 12 between Oregon Inlet and Rodanthe. In for ma tion head quar ters is seven miles south of inlet. Wildlife includes snow geese and many species of wild fowl during winter months. Spring to autumn brings a large variety of wading, shore and upland birds. Ob ser va tion plat forms near parking areas.

(252) 473-1131

FRISCO NATIVE AMERICAN MUSEUMContains a nationally recognized collection of Native American artifacts, native art, exhibits and natural history displays. The museum also includes a bird observation room and nature trails winding through a lush maritime forest. Located on Hwy 12, Frisco.

(252) 995-4440

JOCKEY'S RIDGE STATE PARKLocated off US 158 By-Pass, the 426-acre park houses the high est sand dune on the east coast. Follow signs to free designated parking areas.

(252) 441-7132