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KOA Outer Banks / Currituck Sound
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KOA Outer Banks / Currituck Sound

Point Harbor, North Carolina
4.2 (477 reviews)
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About KOA Outer Banks / Currituck Sound

Nestled near Point Harbor in North Carolina, KOA Outer Banks / Currituck Sound provides 120 campsites for nature lovers. This RV park combines convenience with natural beauty for an unforgettable camping experience.

Located in Point Harbor, North Carolina, KOA Outer Banks / Currituck Sound offers RV travelers the perfect base for exploring one of America's most iconic coastal destinations. Situated on scenic Currituck Sound, this 120-site KOA provides direct access to the natural beauty and rich history that make the Outer Banks such a beloved vacation spot.

The Outer Banks region is renowned for its pristine beaches, wild horse populations, and maritime heritage. Point Harbor itself serves as an excellent location for those wanting to experience the barrier islands without the summer crowds of more central beach areas. The sound-side setting provides calming water views and excellent opportunities for relaxation between days of exploration. Anglers will appreciate the fishing opportunities available right at the park, while the peaceful waterfront atmosphere makes it ideal for those seeking a slower pace.

The area surrounding this KOA is filled with attractions that appeal to diverse interests. History enthusiasts can visit the Wright Brothers National Memorial near Kitty Hawk, where powered flight first took wing in 1903. The Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, with its iconic black and white stripes, stands as one of the most recognizable landmarks on the American coastline and is accessible for those willing to make the drive south. For wildlife lovers, the opportunity to see the famous wild horses of the Outer Banks is a highlight that draws visitors year-round.

The park itself is well-equipped for extended stays, with full hookup sites and pull-through options accommodating rigs of various sizes. Amenities like a clubhouse, WiFi, cable TV, laundry facilities, and a camp store ensure comfort and convenience. The mini golf course provides family-friendly entertainment, while the picnic tables and pet-friendly policy make it welcoming for travelers with companions of all kinds. Showers, restrooms, a dump station, and propane availability round out the practical necessities for modern RV camping.

This location works wonderfully for families seeking beach time combined with outdoor recreation, retirees wanting to settle in for the season, and road-trippers exploring the North Carolina coast. The year-round operation means you can experience the Outer Banks in any season, from summer beach days to peaceful winter months when the region takes on a quieter character.
120

Total Sites

4.2

Rating

477

Reviews

Amenities & Features

Amenities

Full Hookups
Pull-Through Sites
Dump Station
Laundry
Clubhouse
WiFi
Cable TV
Propane
Fishing
Picnic Tables
Camp Store
Showers
Restrooms
Mini Golf

Booking & Operations

Pet Friendly

Park Details

Season Year-round
Total Sites 120

Tips & Tricks

Book Early

Point Harbor is popular during peak season. Reserve 2-4 weeks in advance for weekends and holidays.

Check-in Time

Most parks have check-in after 1:00 PM and check-out by 11:00 AM. Call ahead if you'll arrive late.

Local Weather

North Carolina weather can change quickly. Pack layers and check the forecast for Point Harbor.

Explore the Area

Don't miss local attractions near Point Harbor. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.

KOA Outer Banks / Currituck Sound Reviews

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dee noneya

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by dee noneya

BE STILL MY HEART! This has to be one of the most beautiful KOA sites, particularly on the east coast. I have seen many KOAs all the way to Utah, but few offer the spell abounding water views that this location showcases. GOOD NEWS …they had originally thought that they were going to get a pool built and operating by the 2025 season but the local residents made it difficult for this campground to... BE STILL MY HEART! This has to be one of the most beautiful KOA sites, particularly on the east coast. I have seen many KOAs all the way to Utah, but few offer the spell abounding water views that this location showcases. GOOD NEWS …they had originally thought that they were going to get a pool built and operating by the 2025 season but the local residents made it difficult for this campground to proceed with plans. HOWEVER, the pool is currently being built and it is going to be extremely nice. I was told completion is eminent and I confirmed that it looks like it is progressing significantly. This place offers FREE water taxi to Currituck East locations across the beautiful sound. Speaking of the sound, if you would rather swim or fish in the sound that is also permitted. Children will delight in the large bouncy mattress and the elaborate slide. There is also a game room as well as a snack café that we found to be nicely stocked for its small size. This is also a wonderful reunion location because it is rarely more than half full based on our frequent visits here. They offer the cutest tiny house cottages for family members who may not have campers. We love this place and visit at least twice a year even though we only live 20 minutes down the road.

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Clint Shedrick

Mar 18, 2026

4.0

Google Review by Clint Shedrick

First time staying at this location and definitely will not be our last. There were 4 of us that reserved spots all together on waterfront and the views did not let us down. Our check in was very prompy and staff were friendly. We stayed in WF20, it was level and had no issues with any of the hook-ups other than the water spigot is right at ground level making it impossible to place my water press... First time staying at this location and definitely will not be our last. There were 4 of us that reserved spots all together on waterfront and the views did not let us down. Our check in was very prompy and staff were friendly. We stayed in WF20, it was level and had no issues with any of the hook-ups other than the water spigot is right at ground level making it impossible to place my water pressure regulator where i normally place it. I was still able to check it and all was good. Our wifi was a little spotty but our group next to us had no issues, so maybe i had something weird going on but I had my starlink as a backup. The facilities were clean every time we used them. As others have noted, the road in is a bit narrow but it wasnt a problem and quite scenic. Others also noted about the bugs, we did experience a lot of bugs, they didnt bite just annoying...but they were everywhere on the waterfront sites....im assuming the wind direction had a lot to do with it. It wont stop me from coming back.

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Jeremy Humphries

Mar 18, 2026

3.0

Google Review by Jeremy Humphries

I’ve been an avid tent camper for many years, and when I can’t get out into the wilderness, KOA Waterlily has always been my go-to spot. Unfortunately, this season I was disappointed to find that the tent sites have been relocated from the wooded area to a more open section right next to RVs. In the past, I felt the $50 nightly rate was steep, but it was worth it because the sites were secluded,... I’ve been an avid tent camper for many years, and when I can’t get out into the wilderness, KOA Waterlily has always been my go-to spot. Unfortunately, this season I was disappointed to find that the tent sites have been relocated from the wooded area to a more open section right next to RVs. In the past, I felt the $50 nightly rate was steep, but it was worth it because the sites were secluded, peaceful, and offered a true camping experience. Now, however, that same $50 gets you a tent site that’s exposed to bright lights from the clubhouse, noise from nearby campers, and increased vehicle traffic. I understand that KOA is a business and needs to make decisions that maximize use of their property, but moving the tent sites removed the charm and sense of escape that made this location special for tent campers. While it’s still a nice area overall, it no longer provides the experience I’m looking for, and I’ll have to travel farther to find that same atmosphere.

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T M

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by T M

Beautiful scenery right on the Coinjock Bay. Staff was pleasant and engaging. Quiet and peaceful place to stay to enjoy NC Outer Banks area. Close enough of a ride to all the OBX hotspots but far enough off the beaten trail when it's time for some peace, quiet, and tranquility. Can't say enough. Thank you.

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Debbie Schweinberg

Mar 18, 2026

1.0

Google Review by Debbie Schweinberg

Great place to stay if you want to be eaten alive by bugs. Every evening we spent over an hour killing bugs that got in our rv just opening the door to walk the dog. Our neighbors left a day early because it was so miserable. There is NOTHING to do. So far from town!!! We were looking g forward to a weekend at the pool. There is no pool. Had a patio site. Wasted money. Could not sit outsi... Great place to stay if you want to be eaten alive by bugs. Every evening we spent over an hour killing bugs that got in our rv just opening the door to walk the dog. Our neighbors left a day early because it was so miserable. There is NOTHING to do. So far from town!!! We were looking g forward to a weekend at the pool. There is no pool. Had a patio site. Wasted money. Could not sit outside. NO ONE was outside. If they gave me a free week I would NOT stay here. One and done. Friendly people but so what when it is so miserable. I do not know how this koa is a holiday koa, we have been to koa journeys that are WAY better. Bad experience and will not go back.

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Debbie Schweinberg

Mar 18, 2026

1.0

Google Review by Debbie Schweinberg

Great place to stay if you want to be eaten alive by bugs. Every evening we spent over an hour killing bugs that got in our rv just opening the door to walk the dog. Our neighbors left a day early because it was so miserable. There is NOTHING to do. So far from town!!! We were looking g forward to a weekend at the pool. There is no pool. Had a patio site. Wasted money. Could not sit outsi... Great place to stay if you want to be eaten alive by bugs. Every evening we spent over an hour killing bugs that got in our rv just opening the door to walk the dog. Our neighbors left a day early because it was so miserable. There is NOTHING to do. So far from town!!! We were looking g forward to a weekend at the pool. There is no pool. Had a patio site. Wasted money. Could not sit outside. NO ONE was outside. If they gave me a free week I would NOT stay here. One and done. Friendly people but so what when it is so miserable. I do not know how this koa is a holiday koa, we have been to koa journeys that are WAY better. Bad experience and will not go back.

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