Mali Goebel
Jul 14, 2025
Welcome to Pine Island
Pine Island stands out as one of the most desirable communities on the Outer Banks, uniquely positioned at one of the northern region’s narrowest points. With three and a half miles of stunning Atlantic shoreline to the east, Pine Island offers an exceptional setting for a coastal getaway. To the west, the expansive 5,000-acre Pine Island Audubon Sanctuary features protected marshland, offering a serene natural backdrop.
What Sets Pine Island Apart?
Pine Island offers a unique combination of privacy, natural beauty, and upscale comfort within a thoughtfully designed neighborhood. One of the key features that makes Pine Island stand out is its peaceful atmosphere and strong connection to nature. Surrounded by preserved maritime forest and coastal marshland, the community provides access to scenic walking paths and the nearby Pine Island Audubon Sanctuary. The beaches in Pine Island are less crowded than those in many other areas, offering a more relaxed and spacious setting for beachgoers.
Many homes in Pine Island are luxurious and spacious, often featuring private pools, ocean views, and easy beach access. These properties are ideal for extended family vacations or group retreats. While Pine Island feels quiet and secluded, it is conveniently located between the towns of Duck and Corolla. This provides easy access to dining, shopping, and local attractions, all while enjoying the peaceful surroundings that define the community.
Community Amenities
- Two outdoor community pools/kiddie pool
- Pine Island Beach Club/South Pool
- North Pool Complex
- Basketball and Volleyball Court
- Tennis Courts/Pickleball Courts
- Playground
- Pine Island Racquet and Fitness Center features tennis and pickleball courts, a gym with cardio equipment and weights, and a workout room.
Beach Access
Step straight into paradise with Pine Island’s unbeatable beach access. With multiple direct pathways to the shore, the sand is never more than a few steps away, making every day feel like a personal seaside escape. One Corolla Beach Rescue lifeguard tower is stationed during 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. throughout the summer.
Explore Local Attractions
Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, adventure chaser, or beach relaxer, Pine Island is close to local attractions that create the ultimate vacation.
Free Things to Do
Embark on our favorite free activities near Pine Island for the entire family!
- Pine Island Audubon Sanctuary
- Historic Corolla Park
- Historic Corolla Village
- Duck Town Boardwalk
- Check out the Town of Duck’s event calendar for upcoming activities and entertainment!
- Check out the Town of Corolla’s event calender
Enjoy Local Shopping & Dining
Experience epic coastal flavors of the Outer Banks with dining close by and unique shopping and treasures.
Tips Before You Arrive
Here are a few helpful things to keep in mind as you plan your stay:
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Check-in Instructions and details are available in your guest portal.
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Review community rules to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone.
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For the most up-to-date information on events, amenities, and map, be sure to visit the Pine Island community page.
Ready to Experience Pine Island ?
Whether you’re splashing in the pool, playing a game of tennis, or simply watching the waves roll in, Pine Island is more than just a vacation spot — it’s a place where lifelong memories are made.
We can’t wait to welcome you!
FAQ’S
What days are trash days?
Pine Island trash pickup days are Mondays and Fridays in-season, and Mondays in the off-season. A community service provider will roll the receptacle to the curb the night before scheduled pickup, and they will return the receptacle to the home after collection.
Are golf carts allowed in Pine Island?
Yes, golf carts are allowed. Golf carts and cars can not be parked on the street and must be driven by a licensed driver.
Are RVs, trailers, ATVs, and boats allowed?
No, these vehicles are prohibited in the community.
Does my pet need to be leashed?
Yes, all pets need to be leashed in the community.
Can I fish in Pine Island?
Community ponds and water retention basins within Pine Island are for stormwater retention and should not be used for swimming or fishing. Fishing is allowed on the beach.
Outer Banks: Photo Scavenger Hunt
Challenge the entire family to an OBX adventure with our Outer Banks Photo Scavenger Hunt
If you have any questions, our Guest Services team is happy to help! Please chat with us, call (866) 457-1190, or text us at (252) 888-2598.