Ocracoke Island Rental House with swimming pool right on Irvin Garrish Highway
11/02/2023
Ok do we have a deal for you for the month of November.
Come stay any stay of 3-4 nights that are not currently rented as of 11-1 and it’s $647 total. Not a penny more!
You know you want to come to Ocracoke Now!!
The fish are still biting!
Must message us here for us to send you AirBnB offer.
10/16/2023
How about this deal!!
$99/ night for the next 4 nights plus the taxes and fees. You can’t beat that deal.
10/06/2023
The pirate festival is one of Ocracoke’s largest off peak attractions.
A couple of cancellations and stay changes have left Boyette Condo 1B Ocracoke open for the Saturday night of the festival!
Come try your hand or your mouth at Piratese languages or just learn to say Argggghhh before you arrive!
You know you want to stay!
09/25/2023
If you fish,
This is a topic that you need to pay attention to.
EMERALD ISLE — The N.C. Marine Fisheries Commission voted 9-0 Friday to go to a public comment period soon with a temporary measure that would close the striped mullet fishery
08/31/2023
This can also be said for charging electric cars the next few days if your Tesla or other plug in car had been subjected to any water deeper that the lowest edge of the cars rims, please do not charge your vehicle anywhere that if it caught on fire it could spread to a building and do not leave your car unattended while charging it. Ocracoke has absolutely zero resources to fight a run away lithium ion car battery fire.
07/03/2023
And this is why the 4th is so popular here.
Great show everyone!
06/12/2023
Thanks to these amazing wildlife officers no turtles will be harmed and this Bear has been relocated to western North Carolina. They did all this even with the road closure and the accident.
05/28/2023
What a crazy weekend of wind, rain, ferry interruptions, and blowing sand. It’s all back to semi normal now. Such is life on a remote barrier island. All of the challenges to get here is what makes it so incredibly special.
This weekend is about those who fought for our freedoms and did not get to return home.
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How a man falls in love with a 4x4 beach paradise.
I grew up the son of an F-150 man who for a few years did the tagalong camper to the beach thing when I was a real little boy. It was my grandparents who started us on that camper thing and the regular destination was Myrtle Beach South Carolina. I absolutely loved Apache Camp Ground as a child. The memories of Go-Carts and Mini-Golf and my bike in the sand are vivid.
As my parents marriage deteriorated over the years we did a few vacations to some other destinations with the tag along and this old blue F150 from the year of my birth, a 1978 truck. We did Assateague, Chincoteague, and Cape Hatteras vacations over a few summers. I remember the smell of the fish at Oregon Inlet, the leaded gas 4x4 camper pickups lining the ramp 4 beaches, the go-carts and ATV rides at the now over grow apocalyptic go-cart tracks along RT 12 in Waves, and we stayed at one of the camp grounds just south of there. I have the photos from hang gliding school at Kitty Hawk Kites on my wall still to this day and I remember my little brother who was like two at the time, catching a fish with his bare hands in the freshwater ponds behind the original location of the Cape Hatteras Light House.
It was that trip that was my first outing to Ocracoke Island in the mid 1980’s. The salt spray from the ferry ride is still a taste that brings back memories of that hot ass vinyl truck seat and the inability to drive it out on the beach because it was just a two wheel drive truck. A few years later my parents divorced and the body of that truck was so rusty that my dad had to get a new one. The tagalong camper got sold, and a trip back to the outer banks would not happen for many more years for me.
Fast forward to 2006, and I had been dating my now wife for over a year when we did an oddball trip of sorts to go rafting, and to the beaches, and to a Tennessee Wedding over a period of like 10 days. It was that trip, in the 2005 Lime Green Jeep Wrangler with 2 dogs in tow that my love for Ocracoke was rekindled. We have been back about 15 weeks for vacations since that trip in 2006 and all but three of those weeks has been spent in Boyette Condo 1B. When it was for sale a few years back by the Ocracoke Foundation we passed on the opportunity to buy it then and regret that decision even today as we now own the property simply due to the extra cost we had to pay to get it in 2017 instead of 2013.
So that its, we love Ocracoke. We love all 16 miles of beach and its hard to beat a few miles up from ramp 67 when you’re a mile from the next car on the beach. Our kids love the wading pools near the point, and although I'm a Jeep guy as an adult (my dad’s F150 got stolen just before my 16th birthday and he bought me a $3000 Jeep Comanche Pickup to replace it) I remember my roots, that first trip there, both of my parents when they were still married walking near the jolly roger holding hands, and the fun and exciting time that we had that one evening in that small village. I am hopeful that my own children, and the guests in our condo and their children, will be able to create these same kinds of memories.
For 2018 the Boyette Condo 1B was given a fresh facelift with new floors, new counter tops, a fresh beach themed teal paint job, new furniture and TV’s and a totally cool stocked cabinet filled with evening fun time board games from a generation passed. We did add wireless internet, but we hope you will make your kids put away the iPads and phones and enjoy a game of Simon or Jenga or Monopoly like I remember playing in the screen house outside that tagalong camper on beach vacations as a child. While we want you to use Ocracoke Island Realty’s services that we contract with to support your stay, we are always accessible if any issues arise during your stay. Like the Page, and Join the confirmed guest group to communicate with us.
......an most importantly, relax and enjoy this little speck of paradise.