Corolla Light: A Resort Village
Corolla Light Resort has 400 homes, some on or near the ocean and some on the sound, on 250 acres in Corolla, North Carolina. It's the only resort on the Outer Banks offering activities for your whole family, including an indoor Sports Center, outdoor and indoor pools, tennis, restaurants, and access to the beach.
Nearby local attractions include the famous Currituck Beach Lighthouse, The Whalehead Club, and Currituck Club Golf Course.
Our ResortQuest office is conveniently located at 1023 Ocean Trail, across the street from the Sports Center. We have many lovely vacation rental homes located in Corolla Light. Visit our website or call our reservations department, 800-688-2813, and start planning your Corolla Light vacation today!
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Rental Manager, ResortQuest Outer Banks
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Hi Cindy,
We love Corolla and our family has vacationed there for many years (although my parents live across the street from the ocean in Pine Knoll Shores). We just love your area.
I will have to go and try it! Me and my daughter will probably stop in this summer. Thanks for the info!
My family is planning a vacation this year to the eastern seaboard. We will come by and check it out. Thanks for the info Cindy
Cindy, I remember Corolla when there was no development there. They were just selling pre-construction for townhouses or something at Penny's Hill. We went to the Whalehead Club when it was abandoned and had a blast exploring. We walked across the brige and I thought it was going to break under us. I think we even went into the house. A local person told us about it. As I told you, there is no better place than the Outer Banks. My parents used to take us to Nagshead when I was little and they had to carry me to the water because I was afraid of the sand crabs :) Glad to meet you! I look forward to your posts about the Outer Banks.
Sharon: You may have met my father-in-law, Rosie. He used to sell lots when there was nothing but sand. He could never understand why someone would want to buy here!
Cindy, we may have! That would be too funny. I know why people wante to be there. And now there is so much development that the wild horses are being hit by cars, I read. The last time we were there, a pony was eating grass in the shopping center parking lot in Corolla. We were staying in Duck. How are they doing? Are there any left?
The wild horses are doing well. Several years ago a fence was built that keeps the up in the 4wheel drive area north of the lighthouse, where they have lots of room to roam and are safe from cars. Make sure you go up there if you visit, they are a sight to see. I believe the last count was over 100 horses. Check them out on corollawildhorses.com.
Oh thanks for the info, Cindy, and the web site. I will definitely check it out. I'm from Virginia and have always wanted to go to Pony Penning Day on Chincoteague!