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    The Weathervane

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  • Semi-Oceanfront

  • Stunning Ocean Views

  • Second Row From The Beach

  • Wild Horses Visit The Area Daily

  • Smart TVs In Every Bedroom

  • Screened-In Porch

  • Outdoor Shower

  • Internet WiFi

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THE BEACH
 

Previously a quiet and little-known location, a development boom in the 1980s sparked growth in the area, and Corolla has become a popular vacation destination. Resting between the Currituck Sound and the Atlantic Ocean, Corolla attracts mainly beach-goers, especially in the summer months. Besides the beach, Corolla is home to many other attractions including the historic Whalehead Club, Currituck Beach Lighthouse, Center for Wildlife Education, shopping, dining, water sports, and Corolla’s wild horses. Corolla is home to about 120 feral Banker horses. They are located on a 12,000-acre animal sanctuary situated north of the populated areas of Corolla.

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PARKS AND NATURAL PRESERVES
 

Corolla is home to the Outer Banks Center for Wildlife Education, located in Currituck Heritage Park. The park has a boardwalk through wetlands. It is listed as an eBird hotspot, with at least 80 species recorded in the park. Less than a mile north of Corolla is the Currituck Banks North Carolina National Estuarine Research Reserve.

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