Check-in / Check-out
Check-in from 3 PM. Check-out by 11 AM. The tide schedule is posted by the door.
Upfront all-in pricing. What you see is what you pay.
Overview
For 130 years a keeper climbed these 143 spiral steps at dusk, and now that climb is yours. Beacon Lookout is a decommissioned but fully lit lighthouse on the Outer Banks, with a restored keeper’s quarters at its base. Spend the morning in the little kitchen with sea fog at the window, climb to the lantern room for a 360-degree sweep of the coast, and end the night with the beam sweeping your room every twelve seconds. On stormy nights, this is the most wanted seat in the country.
Lighthouse highlights
143-step lantern climb
Tower
360° at 80 ft
Views
Restored keeper’s quarters
Room
Working light beam
Nights
Specs
Amenities
House rules
Check-in from 3 PM. Check-out by 11 AM. The tide schedule is posted by the door.
The lantern room is open from sunrise to 11 PM. Winds above 40 mph close it.
The light rotates all night. Blackout curtains are in the linen press.
Smoking on the headland deck only. The tower is 130 years old.
Quiet after 10 PM. The beam and the breakers are loud enough already.
Location
Rooms
A quilted bed under low beams, with the tower hum just next door.
Sleep four with a daybed nook under the spiral staircase.
Two nights with a binocular kit, tide charts and first claim on the lantern room.
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