easy
2–3 days typical stay
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal hiking on flat terrain
Discover the Ultimate Island Glamping Experience on Wrightsville Beach, NC—where coastal wilderness meets luxury tents just steps from the Atlantic. Experience secluded nature, comfortable amenities, and unforgettable waterfront adventure.
Boat Transportation to and from island included! (OFFERED SPRING & FALL)
About:
This is the escape you've been dreaming to take! Pack your bags and let us whisk you away on a cruise over to an uninhabited island, where you will find the ultimate glamping set up for a night to be remembered. Enjoy an evening by the fire, making smores, as you relax to the sound of the ocean on your own private island. Don’t worry about a thing, enjoy your stay...and we will be back for you the next day.
Set up is for 2. Inquire for bookings for larger groups! If you are looking to book this for a wedding proposal, let us know and we can help with any special arrangements or requests!
We provide: TRANSPORTATION BY BOAT to and from island, bell tent, comfy queen size bed with hotel quality linens, rug, 2 chairs, firewood, lanterns, grate for cooking on the fire, cooler with ice and gallon of water, cooking utensils (1 spatula, tongs, cast iron pan), recyclable plates, forks, spoons, and coffee cups, and for coffee lovers...we provide a percolator and burner!
Cancellation Policy: *Deposit is non-refundable when cancelled WITHIN 30 days of arrival date. Deposit can be used towards another date. *In the event of inclement weather a rain check will be given for another date.
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Island access is limited; book your glamping spot well in advance to secure your preferred dates, especially summer weekends.
Expect spotty cell coverage on the island; bring offline maps and inform contacts of your offline status.
Temperatures can drop after sunset even in summer—pack warm layers to stay comfortable by the campfire.
Stay on designated paths and avoid disturbing dunes or marshes to protect sensitive ecosystems.
The island was historically used by local fishing families and has protected status to preserve its natural state.
Strict waste management and visitor caps help minimize human impact in this fragile coastal ecosystem.
Spring can be rainy and breezy—stay dry during coastal excursions.
spring specific
Protect your skin with hats and SPF while enjoying long daylight hours outdoors.
summer specific
Cooler fall nights require warm fleece or down layers for comfort at the campsite.
fall specific
If visiting off-season, thermal layers help stay warm in the island’s chillier weather.
winter specific