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These are the things to know before you go visit Oak Island, NC.
What you need to know before you go oak island beach: When visiting the beaches on Oak Island, NC make sure you know these things:
Beach Rules:
Stay off the Dunes Pick up your Trash Keep Emergency Vehicle Access Clear Pick up Beach Equipment 8:30 pm - 7am
Access:
64 public beach access 5 boat/kayak launches 4 fishing tees/crab docks
Always check rip currents before swimming
Do not fight the current
Try to swim parallel to the shore and swim back to shore
Float or tread water if you can't get out
Wave or yell for help
April 1 - September 30
9am - 5pm
Resident Parking will be enforced from 9am-9pm
$5 a day / $20 a day / $80 week
Ways to pay: Scan QR code, Download Surfcast app or call (910) 200-1497
Golf Carts on Oak Island:
cannot drive on the sidewalks
must be electric
operated by a licensed driver
cannot be driven on street with posted limit higher than 35 mph
seat belt laws & children's carseat laws apply
cannot tow wagon or trailer unless also registered
Use side streets instead of Oak Island Drive
November 16 - April 30 Applications are only accepted within 72 hours of time of bonfire
Beach Wheelchairs:
The Town of Oak Island currently has nine (9) designated Handicap Assist Locations, which include Mobi-mats provided through a combination of funding from the Town and community partners.
In the event that repair or maintenance is needed, please contact the Public Works Department at 910-201-8008.
Current Mobi-Mat / Handicap Assist Locations
Keziah Street
705 Ocean Drive (Pier Complex)
SE 74th Street
SE 55th Street
SE 40th Street
19th Place East
10th Place West
27th Place West
57th Place West
Oak Island Recreation offers the use of beach wheelchairs to residents and visitors. Some chairs float and can be used in the water. Call 910-278-5518 to reserve.
Sand Dunes:
Keep off the sand dunes to help protect our beaches, animals and neighbors!
Sea Turtles:
Always call Oak Island Sea Turtle Protection Program day or night: 910-945-8888
do not disturb a turtle that crawling to or from the ocean
beach houses turn off lights
do not crowd turtles
do not shine lights
sit quietly in the dark at a distance
never touch hatchlings
fill in holes
pick up trash
do not sit or place beach equipment within 10 feet of a turtle nest
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