Avon Pier & RV Resort

10/16/2026

Stay safe everyone!

A mandatory evacuation for all visitors on Hatteras Island takes effect at 8 p.m. tonight (Friday, October 16). A state of emergency has also been issued for Hatteras Island.

The order applies to visitors in Rodanthe, Waves, Salvo, Avon, Buxton, Frisco and Hatteras Village. Residents of Hatteras Island and areas north of Oregon Inlet are not under an evacuation order.

An updated forecast indicates an increased threat from a developing coastal nor’easter. Prolonged coastal flooding and repeated ocean overwash are expected to threaten N.C. Highway 12, potentially cutting off roadway access to and from Hatteras Island for an extended period.

Visitors should leave before conditions deteriorate and roadway access is compromised. Conditions are expected to worsen Saturday and into Sunday morning, with the potential for ocean overwash around high tide.

Visitors with upcoming reservations should contact their accommodations provider to adjust their plans. Do not travel to Hatteras Island while the evacuation order is in effect.

For updates and preparedness information, visit DareNC.gov/Storm. For road conditions, visit DriveNC.gov and follow NCDOT N.C. 12 on Facebook.

Sign up for emergency text alerts by texting DareEmergencyAlerts to 77295.

10/15/2026

POV: You found your parking spot for the weekend. 🚐🌊

Beach, pier, pool, and everything you need just steps away. Not a bad place to call yours for a few days.

Book your stay at Avon Pier & RV Resort and come see it for yourself.

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10/14/2026

No pumpkin patch required. We have the beach! 🎃🌊

Fall looks a little different in Avon, and we’re perfectly okay with that. Trade the hayrides and corn mazes for salty air, sandy walks, and a few days parked by the ocean.

Who says your fall getaway has to look like everyone else’s?

Plan your stay: https://bit.ly/3T5YX6s

10/14/2026

There’s nothing better than the ocean at sunset. 🌅🌊

A beach day is great, but catching those evening colors after a day by the water might be our favorite part.

Just one more reason to plan a stay in Avon.

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10/13/2026

Would you believe us if we said the beach might be even prettier in the fall? 🌊🍂

Fewer crowds, cooler days, and plenty of beautiful beach weather still to enjoy. Fall in Avon has a way of making you want to stay just a little longer.

Come see it for yourself!

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10/10/2026

We LOVE seeing your Avon memories pop up in our shared Google album. 💙🌊

This sweet family photo was shared with us, and it’s exactly the kind of moment we love getting to see after your stay. If you’ve snapped photos at the resort, on the pier, or along the beach, add them to our shared album so we can see your favorite Avon moments too!

📸 Add your photos to our shared Google album here: https://bit.ly/4yQtt3e

10/09/2026

There’s nothing like a fall beach night. 🌊🍂

Cooler air, quiet waves, and the kind of evening that makes you want to stay outside just a little longer. Fall by the ocean is hard to beat.

Ready for a fall getaway? Book your stay with us and make the beach your backyard: https://bit.ly/4AsFlKs

10/06/2026

Looking for something fun to do during your stay? Grab a board and hit the waves. 🏄🌊

Surfing is one of the best ways to spend a beach day in Avon, and with the ocean right here, it’s easy to make it part of your trip.

Stay with us at Avon Pier & RV Resort and add a little surf time to your trip!

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10/06/2026

Some say it’s fall; we say there’s still plenty of time to squeeze out a little more summer. ☀️🌊

And this is North Carolina, so the seasons can change on a dime. Take advantage of the sunshine while it’s here with a beach day, a dip in the pool, and some extra time outside at Avon Pier & RV Resort.

Check out our Beach Club & Pool House and keep summer going a little longer!

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09/30/2026

Dare County has announced a phased reentry plan for southbound traffic on NC12 between the Basnight Bridge and Rodanthe: Wednesday at 7 a.m., southbound traffic will only be allowed for Priority 1, 2, and 3 individuals, as well as for Ocracoke residents. No visitor access on Wednesday.

Then on Thursday, Oct. 1 at 7 a.m., southbound traffic will be available to the general public, including visitors. At that point, all entry restrictions will be lifted. Details: https://bit.ly/4dZiHj1

Again, the area near the Pea Island Visitor Center will be a one-lane gravel road, with traffic control regulated by automated signals. Please drive slowly and with extreme caution through the area. There will be sand and water on the road, and our crews will be out in force making further repairs and re-establishing a protective dune line.

Thank you again for your continued patience as we work to recover from last week's powerful nor'easter.