Things to Do in Kill Devil Hills: Beach Driving

It comes as a surprise to some people, but driving on the beach is legal in some areas of the Outer Banks. For this Kill Devil Hills thing to do, beach driving is allowed in the off-season, from October through April, as long as you have a town-issued permit. Surfers, surf fishermen and shell seekers appreciate this off-season perk, and it’s also a nice way for handicapped or less ambulatory people to experience the beach.

Beach Driving In Nags Head and Kill Devil Hills

Beach Driving in Nags Head and Kill Devil Hills

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A favorite local activity is 4WD cruising the beach when the season allows.

In Nags Head and Kill Devil Hills, you can drive on the beach from October 1 through April 30 as long as you have a permit from each town. Note: The two towns used to have reciprocal permits, but that is no longer the case.

In Kill Devil Hills, permits cost $25 for...read more

Buggin' Out

Beach Driving in Kill Devil Hills

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Prepare to bug around the Outer Banks with the folks at Buggin’ Out to enjoy the scenery, and the convenience, of motoring throughout the area with the wind in your hair. Pick the buggy of your choice — whether it’s a four-seater option that’s great for the whole family or a two-seater that’s perfect for a more intimate cruise along the beach road at sunset....read more

Outer Banks Jeep Rentals

Beach Driving in Kill Devil Hills

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Rent an off-road vehicle with Outer Banks Jeep Rentals and you can drive on the Outer Banks beaches. They have two-door and four-door Jeeps that you can drive on the beaches. The Jeeps come with an ORV permit for Cape Hatteras National Seashore. Pets are not allowed in the Jeeps, and drivers must be at least age 25. read more