Avon Vacation Rentals
Avon is the central town on Hatteras Island. The largest grocery and hardware stores on the island are located here, as are multiple dining and entertainment options. If you want to see all the sights Hatteras Island offers, Avon makes a wonderful jumping-off point with its central location on the island. To the north, you’ll find Rodanthe, Salvo, and Waves. To the south, you’ll find Buxton, Frisco, and Hatteras. The Avon Pier offers one-stop service for all your fishing needs, and there are shopping opportunities from top to bottom along Highway 12. Read More.
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Avon like most of the towns on the Outer Banks relied on the surrounding waters of the Atlantic and Sound for its livelihood. Boat building was the main way of life for Avon residents. The width of Hatteras Island lent itself to forests of cedar and live oak trees, which were key in boat building from the colonial days to decades after the Civil War. Avon was once the island's most prosperous local village right up until Hatteras Inlet was opened by a hurricane in 1846.
Avon is known for its uncrowded beaches, variety of water sport activities such as fishing, windsurfing, and kiteboarding. Avon is a more remote destination on the Outer Banks but offers guests the conveniences of a large grocery store, restaurants, and shops.
Don't forget miles of beautiful beaches and plenty of public beach access and plenty of activities on our Five Things to do in Avon
Avon vacation rentals range in price depending on the time of year, quantity of bedrooms and the proximity to water. KEES offers Avon vacation rentals from $108/night to $3783/night
There are two ways to get to the Outer Banks - driving and flying. The closest international airport is in Norfolk, VA (ORF). After landing in Norfolk, you will then head south on NC-168 and US-158 where you will drive through the Cape Hatteras National Park in Nags Head. Continue to follow North Carolina Hwy 12 S until you reach the town of Avon.
The best amenity any vacation rental in Avon will have is a water view. The stretch of land that Avon is situated on is very thin, providing its guests the luxury of both a sound and ocean view.
The best time to rent an Avon vacation rental really depends on what type of Outer Banks vacation you are looking for. If a warm, sun-drenched beach vacation is what your after, you should book your Avon stay during the warmer months of May-August. If you are looking to simply enjoy the peace and serenity of Avon, the off-season months from September-April would be best.
You will find the lowest price on Avon vacation rental properties during the winter months of November-February.
Booking your Avon vacation rental with KEES gives you the freedom of FlexStay™, where you choose your check-in and check-out days and the length of your stay. KEES Vacations also offers signature amenities that will make your stay that much more relaxing.
We've got you covered as we've put together our list of the top 5 restaurants in Avon that you can enjoy on your vacation!