All 25+ Kitty Hawk Things To Do

Kitty Hawk recreation is a haven for those who love watersports. From surfing and boating to parasailing and standup paddleboarding, there is a lot of action here. But there are other Kitty Hawk things to do such as art classes, hiking in a dense maritime forest or getting in a good workout at one of several gyms.

If you'd like to relax (this is vacation, after all) Kitty Hawk recreation also includes yoga classes or spa treatments. Bike rides can be fun for the whole family. No need to pack your bicycles; you can rent them from a local bike or rental shop once you get here. For more family fun, take the kids for a round of mini-golf. Anglers will be happy in Kitty Hawk with opportunities to fish from the shore or the sound. Whatever your pleasure, Kitty Hawk things to do will keep you as busy and as happy as you want to be!

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Outer Banks Beach Buggies

Manteo Thing To Do

(252) 715-1295

Outer Banks Beach Buggies specializes in renting regular golf carts (street-allowed) and street-legal golf carts (LSVs) for a fun and eco-friendly way to explore the Outer Banks. Their four- and six-passenger golf carts can be driven within your community, while their four- and six-passenger LSVs can be driven on any road with a speed limit of 35 mph or slower, and all their vehicles can... read more

Outer Banks Beach Buggies specializes in renting regular golf carts (street-allowed) and street-legal golf carts... read more

Paparazzi OBX

Kitty Hawk Thing To Do

3848 N. Croatan Highway, Kitty Hawk

(252) 715-1673

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New in Kitty Hawk in 2018, Paparazzi OBX is an entertainment venue featuring live performances, DJs, a teen dance club and special events. It also includes The School of Music and Arts, offering group lessons, seminars and masterclasses for all levels of competency. They even have a Media Club for ages 12 and older to learn to create a web-based TV show.

Atlantic Massage

Kitty Hawk Thing To Do

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Need a little help unwinding? Call Amy Eaton, a fully licensed massage and bodywork therapist, assisting locals and vacationers in finding relaxation and body balance. In addition to her extensive range of massage styles, including sports, deep tissue, Swedish and Thai, she also provides facials and foot scrubs. And she's a certified yoga instructor, offering private and beach yoga lessons... read more

Aycock Brown Welcome Center

Kitty Hawk Thing To Do

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Aycock Brown Welcome Center in Kitty Hawk is an excellent stop for planning your Outer Banks vacation. If you’re arriving from the north by way of U.S. Highway 158, it will be a convenient stop about a mile on the right after you cross Wright Brothers Memorial Bridge onto the island. There is information on everything to see and do on the Outer Banks, with... read more

Biking & Skating in Kitty Hawk

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Kitty Hawk is an excellent town for biking. Along Woods Road and Kitty Hawk Road you’ll find the Pruitt Multi-Use Trail, a paved path that is separate from the roadway and is ideal for biking, walking or in-line skating. To extend your ride into neighboring Kill Devil Hills, turn off of Kitty Hawk Road onto Moore Shore Road to connect to Bay Drive, a quiet... read more

Bouncing Off the Walls

Kitty Hawk Thing To Do

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Kids will have a blast at Bouncing Off the Walls inflatable fun and party center. The indoor fun center includes bounce houses, obstacle courses, slides, a toddler area with toys and games, a sand art craftmaking station and a snack bar filled with kid-friendly favorites. You can bring the kids in for a few hours of play time or let Bouncing Off the Walls host... read more

Bushin Kan Karate

Kitty Hawk Thing To Do

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Keith Seal has created a family dojo that offers training in the martial arts as a way of life, encompassing tradition, self-discipline, physical fitness and the search for spiritual enlightenment. Classes for all levels (beginner, intermediate or advanced) are offered morning and evening for adults and children. In addition to the traditional karate training, this dojo offers a variety of adult conditioning classes. Check their... read more

Dock of the Bay Marina

Kitty Hawk Thing To Do

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Dock of the Bay is a fuel dock and ships store on Kitty Hawk Bay. With fuel, bait and tackle, wine and beer, snacks, ice and more, it has all your boating-excursion needs covered. If you're arriving by car, it is located at the end of Bob Perry Road, close to the public boat launch. It's now offering non-ethanol gas.

Island Fitness

Kitty Hawk Thing To Do

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Island Fitness is a serious gym. They advertise: Come sweat with us and get in the best shape of your life! Daily classes are designed to challenge your body, but they also invite people of all fitness levels to join up. This gym emphasizes motivation, not intimidation. Classes include Kettle Bells, Kickboxing, Plyometrics, Strength, Cycle, Core and more. A personal trainer is always on duty,... read more

Kitty Hawk Dog Park

Kitty Hawk Thing To Do

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The Town of Kitty Hawk's dog park features two fenced dog areas, one for larger dogs and one for smaller dogs. There's also a water fountain for the dogs. A walking trail, playground and restrooms are also on site.

Kitty Hawk Kayak & Surf School

Kitty Hawk Thing To Do

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Enjoy a kayak tour to some of the finest flat-water kayaking destinations on the Outer Banks. Kitty Hawk Kayak and Surf School offers multiple specialty tours across the Outer Banks, including tours in Kitty Hawk Woods, night paddling on Roanoke Island, Alligator River and Pea Island National Wildlife Refuges and in Corolla. Standup paddleboard lessons and rentals are also available. Ask about the overnight trips on... read more

Kitty Hawk Skate Park

Kitty Hawk Thing To Do

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The Town of Kitty Hawk operates a small, well-kept skateboard park. There is no supervision, so users skate at their own risk. Helmets and pads are required.