Outer Banks , NC Pet Friendly Hotels

From the first settlement of the English on Roanoke Island to the Wright brothers first flight at Kitty Hawk, the Outer Banks holds a wealth of history. While many flock to the 200-mile strip of wind-swept barrier islands to try to solve the mystery of the Lost Colony or to stand on the spot where Wilber Wright first left terra firma, more often than not, visitors today come for relaxing days along the Atlantic, adventures in the back bay, and to witness the wild horses frolic on the beach. No matter what brings you and your furry friend to the Carolina coast, Outer Banks pet-friendly rentals— like the Comfort Inn on the Ocean —put you near all of the action…even if that action is a novel in hand and James Earl Bones napping at your feet.

Can I take my pet to see wild horses in the Outer Banks?

Depending on your pet’s temperament, you can take Mr. Bones along to see the famous wild horses. The descendants of wild Spanish mustangs are an amazing representation of fortitude in the face of adversity, having withstood centuries of hurricanes and human intrusion. You can rent a four-wheel drive vehicle and head out to the dunes on any of the northern Outer Banks areas, with Corolla and Carova being the most popular locations. If you prefer to let someone else do the driving so you can snap some photographs, we recommend the following guided tours. Call ahead to confirm that you can bring your four-legged family member:

• Corolla Outback Adventure: Not only will the friendly, knowledgeable guides put you in a great position to see the steeds, they will also point out local historical attractions as well.
• Rick’s Jeep Adventures: The two-hour tour will take you on a sandy adventure through the dunes to experience the wildlife, ocean, and wild horses up close and personal.

Where are the best pet-friendly seafood restaurants in the Outer Banks?

When you are staying at pet-friendly hotels in Outer Banks like the Rodeway Inn and Suites, you are never too far from a fantastic seafood restaurant where you and your pup can enjoy some of the freshest bounties of the sea. Here are some of our pet-friendly places to dine:

• Mulligan’s Raw Bar & Grille: With outdoor seating overlooking the ocean, the view is almost as good as the food. Voted “Best of the Beach” in 2015.
• The Sugar Shack: How do you prefer your seafood? Fresh, grilled, or steamed? Enjoy it however you like it on the dog-friendly patio with views of Roanoke Sound.
• South Beach Grille: With an extensive menu that puts a tropical twist on traditional seafood dishes, you’ll enjoy a unique meal coupled with an awe-inspiring view. They even have a doggie menu so you don’t have to share your meal with your furry friend.

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