A quiet, woodsy stretch of Hatteras Island between Buxton and Hatteras Village, Frisco has an unhurried character and a handful of gems worth finding. The Native American Museum here is one of the most underrated stops on the entire OBX.
15 things to do in Frisco
The only coffee shop in Frisco, Alien Java Co. serves excellent espresso drinks, cold brew, and affogatos alongside exce…
A beach bonfire on the OBX is one of those simple experiences that becomes a vacation highlight every single time. Permi…
Bottlenose dolphins are year-round OBX residents and surprisingly easy to spot — surf line, sound side, from a pier, fro…
The OBX wind is legendary — the Wright Brothers chose this exact stretch of barrier island because of it. Flying a kite …
A family entertainment complex in Frisco at Milepost 65 with two go-kart tracks, bumper cars, an 18-hole mini golf cours…
One of the best free activities on the OBX and most visitors never think to try it. After dark, Atlantic ghost crabs eme…
Network for Endangered Sea Turtles
From May through October, loggerhead sea turtles nest on OBX beaches — and if you're lucky enough to witness hatchlings …
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Cape Hatteras National Seashore
The first national seashore in the country, stretching more than 70 miles along three barrier islands. Cape Hatteras Nat…
A nationally recognized museum in Frisco housing Native American artifacts, native art galleries, natural history displa…
A hidden gem in Frisco serving specialty sandwiches, paninis, wraps, and breakfast fare made with fresh ingredients and …
The OBX sits on a narrow barrier island with the Atlantic Ocean to the east — which means you can watch the sun rise dir…
The OBX is a narrow barrier island with inland sounds to the west — which means sunsets here happen over open water too,…
The whole reason you're here. 100 miles of largely undeveloped Atlantic coastline, largely protected by Cape Hatteras Na…
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