Big Trout Marina - RV Park & Cafe - 7 + Acre Waterfront Property

Hyde County is home to four National Wildlife Refuges, four State Game Land Areas and a National Seashore. Virtually endless recreational activities abound in Hyde County, with miles of Kayaking and canoeing, nature trails, bicycle and horseback riding, parasailing, surfing, diving, bird watching and sightseeing all with in a short drive. The nearby Lake Mattamuskeet is the largest natural lake in North Carolina, and a national wildlife refuge. It's one of the premier wintering areas for migratory waterfowl traveling along the Atlantic Flyway. Over 100,000 tundra swans migrate to Hyde County each winter. The Pamlico Sound is the nation's second largest estuary, with over 811 square miles of water, and sports a variety of fish populations including red drum, speckled trout, flounder, croaker and spot. It also has shellfish including blue crab, shrimp, oysters, and clams. This property is nestled in the historic commercial fishing village of Engelhard in Hyde County, North Carolina. The 7.46 +/- acre site sits on Far Creek, a federally maintained navigational channel with 14 feet of water depth just off the Pamlico Sound. The town of Engelhard is a hub in the commercial fishing industry, with many seafood businesses located along Far Creek.Big Trout Marina & RV Park, since 1989, is located off the Pamlico Sound in North Eastern NC in Hyde County. The property includes a marina with 20 wet boat slips, boat ramp, Owner/Manager Residence and 5 commercial & industrial buildings with a waterfront cafe, bath house, vacation rental, mobile home and RV sites. Town of Engelhard is located off US HWY 264 East just over an hour from Washington, NC, and approximately an hour south of Nags Head, NC. The Cape Hatteras National Seashore is located on the Outer Banks, and stretches from Bodie Island and South Nags Head all the way to the southern tip of Ocracoke Island. There are two inlets – Oregon Inlet and Hatteras Inlet – and more than 70 miles of shoreline within the seashore’s boundaries.