The Coffee Fort, a restored campfire retreat built in the 1800’s near Walton Beach, North Carolina, is quickly becoming one of the top destinations in the Outer Banks area for tourists and locals. With beautiful beaches, plenty of local shops, and a wealth of unique history, Coffee Fort is quickly becoming one of the best-kept secrets in the Outer Banks area. The restored campground offers plenty of accommodations and amenities, including fire rings, cabins, play equipment, and restrooms, as well as a lake and pond, which allow you to enjoy swimming or boating. No matter what your favorite pastime is, you will love staying at Coffee Fort.
One of the highlights of every visit to the Coffee Fort is its restored train station. Gaining steam since its renovation in 1998, the station now offers a state-of-the-art computer terminal, phone system, and WiFi. This impressive new facility has also led to improvements in bus service, with many stops throughout the Outer Banks area, including Folly Beach, complimented by new routes. With a bus schedule that includes the popular Nuth Channel, the Fort is sure to be popular with families and couples alike. Of course, if you prefer horseback riding, fishing, or just walking along the shore, the secluded nature trails are a wonderful place to take your friends on a weekend trip.
While there is plenty of shopping and dining options in Folly Beach, Coffee Fort is also known for its wide variety of seafood, including clams, crab, and tuna, as well as an excellent range of fresh seafood. In addition, you will find a great range of local delicacies at Coffee Fort, including handmade charqui and smoked salmon, and a wide variety of cheeses and crackers. In addition to the restaurants and shops, you will find a craft shop that features locally made arts and crafts, and the Sand Bar offers refreshments from local coffee houses and restaurants. For a truly unique experience, consider staying at the Sand Bar, which offers breathtaking views of the Folly Beach waterfront. It’s a charming, old-world beachside landmark that makes you feel like you’ve really come back to the Cornwall shores.