Frisco, NC Visitor Guide
The Village of Frisco is situated on a narrow strip of sand called Hatteras Island and is a part of North Carolina's famous Outer Banks (OBX). It is a popular destination for surf fishing, surf boarding, kiteboarding, sailboarding, sunbathers, boaters, campers, RVers, beachcombers as well as history buffs. Frisco is approximately six miles long and it has only one main highway (NC Hwy 12) entering and exiting. Frisco has no traffic lights. So even in the peak of the tourism season traffic is never a real problem here in Frisco.
Things To Do Around Frisco, NC
Frisco beaches offer many activities like beach walking, picnicking, playing in the sand, fishing, surfing, kite flying, boogie boarding, etc. Enjoy a cool ocean breeze on a hot day while enjoying our natural Frisco beaches providing outstanding memories for your entire family.
NPS National Seashore Information
Cape Hatteras National Seashore
Frisco beaches are regulated by the National Park Service. In order to protect the various plants and wildlife, many activities like driving on the beach, fishing, fires, commercial filming, tournaments, marathons, weddings, speeches and other group gatherings are allowed by permit only. Please study the rules before making plans for any of these events on Hatteras Island. NPS Permits and Reservations
