Kure Beach Pier is a popular tourist attraction located at 100 Atlantic Avenue in Kure Beach, North Carolina, United States. This historic pier offers …See more
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Feb 25, 2024
Besides walking across and looking over the sides, there is not much to do on the pier. But the beach below is nice. I am sure it gets crowded in the summer, but the winter time was so nice because t… Full review by WrldTraveler17
Sep 21, 2023
One of the oldest wooden piers left, an it has always been a good experience. Helpful employees, lots of fishing supplies and gifts. One rod allowed. Parking can be a bit of a challenge. Full review by 647eddiee
Sep 16, 2023
The Life Guards there can care less if drown out in the ocean it was a very high surf when i was there and tried to flag life gurad down the just were having good time driving there carts up and down… Full review by Departure04986794541
Closes in november. Opens back in april. Beware of rules and laws that force you to rent expensive hotels. Also after season beware. There are NO Bathrooms open for the public.
The pier is still standing...but a small portion of the railing is gone on one side, and quite a large portion of railing gone on the other side. It is now in the process of being repaired. …
The pier is still standing...but a small portion of the railing is gone on one side, and quite a large portion of railing gone on the other side. It is now in the process of being repaired. There are rumors going around that it will be finished by this weekend. Hopefully, those rumors are true.
is there fishing on the pier & is there other things to do near the pier?
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Yes, there is fishing. A regular pier fishing pass is $7 per rod, while kingfishing at the end of the pier is closer to $20. There are four restaurants in walking distance that range from …
Yes, there is fishing. A regular pier fishing pass is $7 per rod, while kingfishing at the end of the pier is closer to $20. There are four restaurants in walking distance that range from calabash-style seafood, Italian, and American diner fare. One shirt shack and a bar round out the offerings just outside of the pier. If you wish to drive a few miles south, there is a great aquarium and the Ft. Fisher Civil War site. The same area features a ferry can take you to the town of Southport for shopping, food, and more.
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