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Sandy Run Park

A low-key Kitty Hawk town park worth a stop, if you confirm the details first

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Kitty Hawk, NC

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Sandy Run Park is a town-run park on The Woods Road in Kitty Hawk, maintained by the local Parks and Recreation department. It's a modest, low-profile stop compared to this region's marquee attractions — Jockey's Ridge and the Wright Brothers Memorial, both a short drive south, come with detailed visitor information and staffed facilities. Sandy Run doesn't have a published amenity list, so specifics you might see elsewhere about trails, water access, or play areas aren't confirmed here. Treat those claims with caution until you can verify them directly with the town.

  • Address: 4343 The Woods Rd, Kitty Hawk, NC 27949
  • Managed by: Kitty Hawk Parks and Recreation
  • Hours: Not published — call ahead before you go
  • Phone: (252) 261-3552

If you're in Kitty Hawk and curious about a piece of town beyond the Beach Road corridor, it's a reasonable quick stop — just confirm what's actually on-site with the Parks and Recreation office first, rather than relying on secondhand amenity lists.

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Audra Bloomer
Audra Bloomer

in the last week

Saw many turtles, some crabs, and some jumping fish in the water. It was very hot out so didn’t get to see as many turtles as we would have liked. There are about 8 parking spaces and a port-a-potty at the address. Fun little hidden gem in OBX!

Yoli
Yoli

2 weeks ago

Hundreds of friendly titles . Great for kids

keerti vyas
keerti vyas

a month ago

Sandy Run Park was such a delightful surprise during our Outer Banks trip. It’s a small park tucked away on The Woods Road in Kitty Hawk, but it packs in so much natural beauty. The half-mile boardwalk loop winds through the marsh and wetlands, and the turtles are the real stars — we spotted so many of them gliding through the water right beneath the walkway, which my little one absolutely loved. It’s flat, shaded, and stroller-friendly, making it perfect for families. There are also gazebos, picnic spots, and helpful signs along the trail that explain the local plants and wildlife. A peaceful, free little gem that’s well worth a stop. Highly recommend, especially if you’re traveling with kids who love turtles!

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