Things to do on the Outer Banks for March 27, 2025

Hello, Outer Banks adventurers! Spring is in full swing, and whether you're here for the endless beaches, thrilling attractions, or just a relaxing getaway, today is a perfect day to explore.

The Outer Banks has grown into a vibrant resort destination over the years, with attractions like the H2OBX Water Park and Corolla Adventure Park ropes course adding excitement to the mix. From adrenaline-pumping adventures to serene coastal walks, this slice of paradise has something for everyone—including your furry friends! Let’s dive into today’s highlights.

Today's OBX Weather & Sunrise Information
The weather today is sunny and crisp, with temperatures peaking at 59°F this afternoon. Winds are gentle at 7-10 mph, making it ideal for outdoor activities1. Sunrise was at 6:55 AM, and sunset will grace us at 7:19 PM. 

Whether you’re strolling along the beach or tackling a ropes course, don’t forget to soak in the golden hour magic. The ocean is calm today with excellent visibility. Perfect for paddleboarding or kayaking adventures—just remember to check local surf conditions before heading out!

The Growth of Outer Banks as a Resort Destination
Over the years, the Outer Banks has transformed from a quiet coastal retreat into a bustling resort destination. Attractions like H2OBX Water Park provide thrilling alternatives to beach days with wave pools and adventure rivers, while First Flight Adventure Park and Corolla Adventure Park offer aerial challenges with zip lines and obstacle courses. This growth has brought new opportunities for visitors to experience the Outer Banks in unique ways while still preserving its natural charm. Whether you're here for relaxation or adventure, the Outer Banks continues to evolve as a premier vacation spot.

5 Most Pet-Friendly Spots on the Outer Banks

1. Duck Town Park & Soundside Boardwalk
   Stroll along scenic boardwalks with your pup while enjoying waterfront views. Duck allows dogs on its beaches unleashed (under voice control), making it a haven for furry friends.

2. Fish Heads Bar & Grill (Nags Head)
   Enjoy seafood with your dog by your side on their pet-friendly outdoor deck. Fresh air and great food—what more could you ask for?

3. Snowbird Ice Cream (Nags Head)
   Treat your pup to a $2 "pup cup" while enjoying your own ice cream cone. Bonus: $1 from every pup cup goes to the Dare County SPCA.

4. Corolla Village BBQ & Walking Trails
   Explore charming Corolla Village with its pet-friendly trails and grab lunch at Corolla Village BBQ—a hidden gem welcoming dogs.

5. Roanoke Island Festival Park (Manteo)
   While pets can’t enter historical exhibits, they’ll love playing fetch in grassy areas or walking along soundside boardwalks near the pavilion.

Whether you're here for fun in the sun or quality time with your four-legged companions, the Outer Banks is ready to deliver unforgettable experiences today!