KOA Resort Campgrounds
KOA Resorts offer a carefree vacation in the great outdoors. Enjoy robust recreation and staff-led activities, kick back and relax by the resort-style pool, or grab a bite to eat, all while never leaving the campground. And with plenty of RV Sites with KOA Patios® and Deluxe Cabins with full baths to meet your needs, it’s the ultimate camping getaway.
KOA Resorts Feature:
- RV Sites with a KOA Patio®
- Deluxe Cabins with full baths and linens
- Premium Tent Sites
- Resort-style pools
- Indoor and outdoor group facilities
Directions
Cape Hatteras National Seashore on Highway 12: 25 miles south of Nags Head. GPS Coordinates: N 35 Degrees, 34.499W 075 Degrees, 28.006, Mile marker 40.5 (ocean side)
Once you see the Cape Hatteras National Seashore visitors center, we are about 30 minutes south. We are located in the first town you come to, approximately 3 miles in on the ocean side. Our reservations office is a blue three story building. If you find yourself exiting civilization/town, you've passed us.
Get Google DirectionsKite Boarding Cape Hatteras
Wether you are a beginner or a pro coming to the island to Kite Board you won't be disappointed. Begginers have lots of options with companies like REAL Watersports where you can take lessons from experts. Pros of Kite Boarding will find the weather agreeable as Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, where it is known around the world as the land of kiteboarding downwinders. Plus, you you can launch off right from Cape Hatteras/Outer Banks KOA Resort sound side.
WHY IT'S PERFECT WEATHER FOR KITE BOARDING
Year round, Cape Hatteras sees winds from around the clock as far as direction is concerned. Seventy miles of unlimited access to the water, both soundside and oceanside, allow riders to pick and choose their perfect-length run. The island bends over its length to create sideshore conditions in almost any wind direction. Combine the fact that it is far off the mainland, and you have the perfect recipe for steady, consistent winds for riding downwinders of any distance.
Spring sees a good mix of SW and NE winds with some NW and northerly winds. Summer sees the NE die out and the SW take all the glory, with a few S and SE showing up in August and September. Fall winds show the SW fading away, replaced by NW, N and NE. Winter sees a pretty even mix of every direction on the compass with northerly winds being cooler and southerly winds being warmer.
