The Town of Emerald Isle remains under a State of Emergency in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. In an effort to limit the spread of the coronavirus while maintaining essential services, the Town has implemented several operational changes to ensure social and physical distance and limit exposure. Provided below is an update on Town operations, services, and events.
Short Term Rental Restrictions
The Town of Emerald Isle will lift its mandatory restriction on short-term rentals on May 8, 2020, at 11:59 PM. The restriction had prohibited the renting of a hotel room, motel room, rental housing unit, condominium, RV campsite, primitive campsite, or similar accommodation. Rental properties may accept occupants effective May 9, 2020.
Groceries/Supplies
Due to national supply chain issues, travelers to Emerald Isle are encouraged to bring necessary supplies with them. These items include, but are not limited to: paper products, cleaning supplies, toilet paper, and basic grocery items.
Food Service
Per Executive Order 138, restaurants across North Carolina must remain closed for dine-in meals. Only take-out, drive-through, and delivery services are allowed.
Public Beach Parking Areas
The following approach will be taken in Emerald Isle regarding public parking facilities:
- May 9, 2020- Third Street parking lot will open to the public.
- May 9, 2020- Station Street parking lot will open to the public.
- May 9, 2020- Eastern Ocean Regional Access (EORA) parking lot will be open to the public. The EORA restrooms and outside showers will remain closed.
Closed- The Western Ocean Regional Access (WORA) remains closed due to construction. The facility will re-open upon completion.
Water Access
The waters of the Atlantic Ocean and Bogue Sound (within Emerald Isle) are open for outdoor recreational use. Permitted activities include swimming, surfing, kiting, kayaking, fishing, and boating. Residents can walk, jog, and sit on the beach strand. All beachgoers must adhere to the current social distancing guidelines.
Municipal Facility Closings
The Emerald Isle Administration Building (7509 Emerald Drive) and the Police Department (7500 Emerald Drive) have limited public access. The Emerald Isle Community Center and all Parks & Recreation maintained facilities, remain closed to the public until further notice. Although these facilities are closed, the work of the Town continues uninterrupted through the COVID-19 response.
Emerald Isle residents and guests can access the Town’s full array of online resources at The Town of Emerald Isle. If needed, individuals may drop off necessary paperwork and building permit applications at a drop box located in the Town Admin building foyer. While Town Hall is closed, Town staff will check the dropbox throughout the day. The Town will mail acknowledgments and receipts upon request.
Anyone with questions or concerns is encouraged to call 252-354-3424. Staff will reply promptly during normal business hours.
Town of Emerald Isle Contact Information
Planning, Inspections, and Permits
Josh Edmondson, Town Planner
jedmondson@emeraldisle-nc.org
252-354-3424
Accounts Payable/ Receivable/ Taxes
Laura Rotchford, Finance Director
lrotchford@emeraldisle-nc.org
252-354-3424
Non-Emergency Police Department Services
Tony Reese, Chief of Police
treese@emeraldisle-nc.org
252-354-2021
Parks and Recreation Services
Alesia Sanderson, Parks and Recreations Director
asanderson@emeraldisle-nc.org
252-354-6350
Public Works: Solid waste/ Yard Debris/ Roads
Artie Dunn, Public Works Director
adunn@emeraldisle-nc.org
252-354-4450
Phase 1 Opening in North Carolina
Citizens are asked to comply with the Exec. Order 138 and the associated limitations issued by Gov. Cooper. Maintain social distancing (of 6-feet or greater separation) and limit gatherings to groups of 10 or less. Wearing a protective face covering, when in public, is also recommended. For further clarification, please reference: NC.Gov COVID-19 Staying Ahead of the Curve.
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For press inquiries, contact:
Matt Zapp, Town Manager
252-354-3424
mzapp@emeraldisle-nc.org
Using Technology During Times of Social Distancing
/in Real Estate /by Amanda GrayUsing Technology During Times of Social Distancing
We understand how difficult a time this is for so many families in our country and extend our deepest condolences to those suffering from the Coronavirus. Our goal at this point is to socially distance our employees as much as possible to help stop the spread sooner than later, as we all would like more than anything to restore a sense of normalcy.
Currently, our offices are limiting in-person interaction, with a majority of our staff working remotely from home. With that being said, we would still be honored to assist you with any questions or concerns you may have about the current status of the Real Estate market. Our team of talented and dedicated Real Estate Agents are standing by and ready to help however possible; We simply ask that you reach out via phone call or Email rather than stopping by one of our offices. This has been a difficult decision to make, as extending handshakes and hugs are naturally ingrained into our brains as signs of appreciation.
We have all the tools and technology in place to digitally complete a Real Estate transaction with no-human interaction and can assure you that it’s been done before. We have been utilizing Electronic Forms and E-Signature Programs, Integrated Virtual Tours, Video Messaging Tools, and online Custom Search Filters and Comparative Market Analyses for years to help both buyers and sellers seamlessly complete their transactions remotely.
Times like these are best known for bringing communities together, and that’s what we intended on being a part of. Even though we may not be together physically, please know that we are always standing close with confidence and excitement to serve you and your family.
Take a look at the list below to see some ways we are able to connect with you while maintaining the appropriate social distance.
Virtual Home Tours
Even if you’re unable to travel to see a home in-person, our partnership with local vendors for Matterport Virtual Tours can help you navigate every room just like you’re there. You can use your mouse to walk the view perspective through hallways, bedrooms and even out onto a balcony to take in that one-of-a-kind view!
Electronic Communication Tools
With the recent breakthroughs in technology over the last decade, we are now able to virtually process every part of the home buying or selling process! Whether we’re on the phone discussing offers, securely signing electronic documents, Emailing local vendor information, or video-conferencing through a final walk-through, there are no tasks that can’t be completed remotely.
Hearts for Essential Workers
/in Real Estate /by Amanda GrayHearts for Essential Workers
A Sign of Heartfelt Gratitude
The health care workers and essential workers are heroes during this trying time in the midst of COVID-19 (novel coronavirus). While they care for their community, families, and themselves, we cannot thank them enough for all they do.
They are working around-the-clock to take care of and provide for the community they love and care so deeply for.
Now is the time to show how much we appreciate their hard work!
How to Participate
Show your love for these hard workers during this difficult time as they drive to and from their own homes to the front line everyday!
#HeartsForEssentialWorkers
#HeartsForHealthCareWorkers
You may have seen the #heartsforhealthcareworkers on your social media feeds recently.
Here at Bluewater, our staff and families are displaying hearts for the healthcare workers as well as all the essential workers out there.
Please join us in this movement!
Tag us in your heart display photos!
Bluewater Real Estate and Vacation Rentals | Displaying Hearts
Marketing Manager, Jordan D. Displaying Hearts
Emerald Isle North Carolina Open for Visitors May 9th, 2020
/in Vacation Rental /by Amanda GrayEmerald Isle North Carolina Open for Visitors May 9th, 2020
Emerald Isle Press Release – COVID-19 Updates – Thursday, May 7, 2020
Press Release | Thursday, May 7, 2020 | Town of Emerald Isle: COVID-19 Updates
The Town of Emerald Isle remains under a State of Emergency in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. In an effort to limit the spread of the coronavirus while maintaining essential services, the Town has implemented several operational changes to ensure social and physical distance and limit exposure. Provided below is an update on Town operations, services, and events.
Short Term Rental Restrictions
The Town of Emerald Isle will lift its mandatory restriction on short-term rentals on May 8, 2020, at 11:59 PM. The restriction had prohibited the renting of a hotel room, motel room, rental housing unit, condominium, RV campsite, primitive campsite, or similar accommodation. Rental properties may accept occupants effective May 9, 2020.
Groceries/Supplies
Due to national supply chain issues, travelers to Emerald Isle are encouraged to bring necessary supplies with them. These items include, but are not limited to: paper products, cleaning supplies, toilet paper, and basic grocery items.
Food Service
Per Executive Order 138, restaurants across North Carolina must remain closed for dine-in meals. Only take-out, drive-through, and delivery services are allowed.
Public Beach Parking Areas
The following approach will be taken in Emerald Isle regarding public parking facilities:
Closed- The Western Ocean Regional Access (WORA) remains closed due to construction. The facility will re-open upon completion.
Water Access
The waters of the Atlantic Ocean and Bogue Sound (within Emerald Isle) are open for outdoor recreational use. Permitted activities include swimming, surfing, kiting, kayaking, fishing, and boating. Residents can walk, jog, and sit on the beach strand. All beachgoers must adhere to the current social distancing guidelines.
Municipal Facility Closings
The Emerald Isle Administration Building (7509 Emerald Drive) and the Police Department (7500 Emerald Drive) have limited public access. The Emerald Isle Community Center and all Parks & Recreation maintained facilities, remain closed to the public until further notice. Although these facilities are closed, the work of the Town continues uninterrupted through the COVID-19 response.
Emerald Isle residents and guests can access the Town’s full array of online resources at The Town of Emerald Isle. If needed, individuals may drop off necessary paperwork and building permit applications at a drop box located in the Town Admin building foyer. While Town Hall is closed, Town staff will check the dropbox throughout the day. The Town will mail acknowledgments and receipts upon request.
Anyone with questions or concerns is encouraged to call 252-354-3424. Staff will reply promptly during normal business hours.
Town of Emerald Isle Contact Information
Planning, Inspections, and Permits
Josh Edmondson, Town Planner
jedmondson@emeraldisle-nc.org
252-354-3424
Accounts Payable/ Receivable/ Taxes
Laura Rotchford, Finance Director
lrotchford@emeraldisle-nc.org
252-354-3424
Non-Emergency Police Department Services
Tony Reese, Chief of Police
treese@emeraldisle-nc.org
252-354-2021
Parks and Recreation Services
Alesia Sanderson, Parks and Recreations Director
asanderson@emeraldisle-nc.org
252-354-6350
Public Works: Solid waste/ Yard Debris/ Roads
Artie Dunn, Public Works Director
adunn@emeraldisle-nc.org
252-354-4450
Phase 1 Opening in North Carolina
Citizens are asked to comply with the Exec. Order 138 and the associated limitations issued by Gov. Cooper. Maintain social distancing (of 6-feet or greater separation) and limit gatherings to groups of 10 or less. Wearing a protective face covering, when in public, is also recommended. For further clarification, please reference: NC.Gov COVID-19 Staying Ahead of the Curve.
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For press inquiries, contact:
Matt Zapp, Town Manager
252-354-3424
mzapp@emeraldisle-nc.org
Let’s Send Some Cheer to the Staff and Residents at Crystal Bluffs
/in Real Estate /by Amanda GrayCreating Bright Smiles at Crystal Bluffs
Help Us Send Some Cheerful Letters to the Staff & Residents at Crystal Bluffs
About Crystal Bluffs
Crystal Bluffs provides annual residential nursing care and short and annual residential rehabilitation services. Respite care for those who normally live at home is also offered as a service; this gives caregivers a period of rest.
Built in 2008, Crystal Bluffs’ 92 beds and Rehabilitation Suite are located minutes from the hospital and the medical office park. They offer a warm, inviting, home-like and comfortable environment, with a commitment to meeting the wants, needs and wishes of all who walk through our doors.
Discover our experienced and caring staff, our activities, and our high standard for customer service in a place where we want you to feel welcome from your very first visit.
Mail your letters to:
Crystal Bluffs
ATTN: Residents and Staff at Crystal Bluffs
4010 Bridges Street
Morehead City, NC 28557
HELP US REACH OUR GOAL
A letter for each day the residents at Crystal Bluffs have not had visitors from loved ones.
MEET ALLISON
Message from Allison Bernauer
My mother Anita and I are extremely close. In September she had a massive stroke. Our world has been turned upside down since then. She has been a resident at Crystal Bluffs in Morehead City since October and I couldn’t ask for better care for her. Everyone there is very helpful and all the residents receive personal attention and extra loving care. I have gotten to know the staff and many of the residents over the last 6 months.
I visited my mother almost every day and many of her friends visited weekly. We felt that if we could have someone there she loved every day it would make her days a little brighter. Once Covid-19 came into the picture Crystal Bluffs was very pro-active and, as normal, thought about what was best for the residents there. They stopped visitors weeks before other places of business. I will forever be grateful for their attention to this crisis and for putting their residents and staff first. Although I was crushed and my mother was so sad, we have made it work by FaceTiming.
Many of her friends and family have been sending cards and letters to help make her days without visitors better. She mentions these often, always with a smile on her face. My mother is lucky to have so many family and friends to care for her and send her cards but there are many people who could use some of that same love and kindness shown to them.
Please join me and Bluewater by sending cards, kids drawings and letters of encouragement to the residents at Crystal Bluffs. I also want to personally ask you to send some to the amazing staff there thanking them for caring for our loved ones during this crisis. Together we can make someone’s day by showing love and gratitude to those that need to know that we, as a community, have not forgotten them.
Thoughtfulness, Peace and Love is what the world needs right now…… Let’s start with our neighbors.
sincerely,
Allison
Allison’s suggestions to help our local residents & staff at Crystal Bluffs
Write an encouraging letter
Send them coloring pages, cross word puzzle or word searches
Drop off your child’s artwork
Tie balloons to the outside of their windows
Provide a meal to the staff memebers
Mail your letters, art & activities to:
Crystal Bluffs
ATTN: Residents and Staff at Crystal Bluffs
4010 Bridges Street
Morehead City, NC 28557
Indoor Scavenger Hunt
/in Vacation Rental /by Amanda GrayPrintable Indoor Scavenger Hunt
Find some things around your home that will remind you of the beach
Need to get your kids hoppin’? How about an indoor scavenger hunt?
Through the COVID-19 Quarantine, Bluewater is here to help find creative ways to keep the entire family entertained. Be sure to check our blog regularly for news, tips, and helpful suggestions to make the most of your stay. We want you to have the best time, despite the current conditions.
We know it’s hard to keep your kiddos moving with these new circumstances we are all in, so we are here to help! This scavenger hunt can be a great activity to add to your child’s day! Scavenger hunts are an incredibly fun and easy way to get the whole family involved!
Indoor Scavenger Hunt
Click Photo and Download Scavenger Hunt Checklist
Print Copies for the Whole Family
Find All 17 Items on the Checklist
Share Your Scavenger Hunt Photos with Us!
From our home to yours!
We hope you and your family enjoy this scavenger hunt!
10 Helpful Tips for Working From Home
/in Vacation Rental /by Amanda GrayToday we’re sharing some helpful tips for working from home to help get you through these unprecedented times. These are some of our favorites and we thought you’d appreciate them, too.
10 Helpful Tips for Working at Home
Have a Separate Work Space
Separate your work and day-to-day life by having separate spaces. Set up your office in a location that you can step away from outside of your work hours. This will allow you to avoid having your work life and every day life run together.
Set Ground Rules
Discuss your expectations for noise-level and distractions during your work hours with your family and friends who may be around.
Establish & Maintain A Morning Routine
When working in an office, everyone has a routine to wake up, get ready, eat breakfast, drive to work, etc. When you work from home, that routine changes. Establishing and maintaining a morning routine for yourself to signify the start of a workday is an important factor. If this means making coffee, going for a run, or making breakfast, be sure to create a morning routine even while working from home.
A Space to Focus
Be sure to set up your home work space in a location you can best focus and “zone in.” Think about noises and distractions that could occur in your selected location.
Don’t sit in bed or on the couch all day – have a flat desk space with a chair to encourage good posture and productivity.
Make a To-Do List
Make a daily and/or weekly to-do list for yourself. This will help you stay on track with your tasks at hand.
Take a Full Lunch Break
When it is time to take a break or your lunch break – take it! Step away from your workspace, walk outside or eat lunch. Take the entire time designated by your organization for these breaks. Do not break for 10 minutes when you have a full 30 minutes. Everyone’s brain needs and deserves a break!
Communicate With Your Team
Communicate with your team and colleagues even more than you normally would. You are still a team and need to work together and communicate to meet your goals collectively!
Be Self-Reliant
Trust yourself and be confident in your work so you can reach your goals. Working from home is a huge change for many – Don’t forget your work ethic, knowledge, and skills in your career will get you through. Stay true to yourself, stay organized, and crush those goals!
Don’t Hesitate to Ask Questions
If you are struggling or have questions – reach out to your supervisor or colleagues! Call, chat, or video conference a co-worker or manager to ask for help or to talk out your problem!
Be Organized
Have a routine and stay organized. Take lots of notes during meetings and calls. Use your time wisely to reach your goals and complete your tasks for the day and the week.
Did we miss anything? What would you add to this list? Are you currently working from home? We’d love to know!
Coloring Contest
/in Vacation Rental /by Amanda GrayBluewater Kids Coloring Contest
Looking for some fun activities to keep the kids busy and entertained? We run a coloring contest year-round with a winner selected each month!
Download and print the coloring pages below for your kiddos to color. Once they’ve completed their masterpieces, you can submit them to us by emailing them to marketing@bluewaternc.com or if prefer, you can send them to us in a private message on our Facebook page. Once you do, they’ll be entered into our coloring contest!
All entries will be given a special spotlight feature on our Facebook page.
Monthly Contest Drawing Prizes:
Don’t forget to complete the bottom portion of the coloring sheet with your information before you send it off to us by email or Facebook private message.
Wish your kiddos good luck from all of us!
Have fun. Stay healthy. Color away.
Coloring Contest Coloring Sheets
Making a Difference – Misplaced Mutts
/in Real Estate /by Amanda GrayMaking a Difference: Misplaced Mutts
We recently had the opportunity to chat with a volunteer at Misplaced Mutts, Stephanie, about the impacts the pandemic is having on local animal shelters and foster care for pets. Stephanie explains in the Q&A how to best help Misplaced Mutts or your local animal non-profits during this time.
We stand together in this!
Q: What is Misplaced Mutts?
A: Misplaced Mutts is a local animal rescue in Carteret County focusing primarily on dogs. Misplaced Mutts is a foster-based program. All of our animals live in foster homes and are treated like our own animals until they find their forever homes. This organization also helps in working with shelters and utilizing all rescue resources to help get dogs and cats out of the shelter and into rescue/foster homes, even if our own organization is unable to take in that animal.
Q: How many years has Misplaced Mutts been serving our community’s doggie population?
A: The founders of Misplaced Mutts, Carrie and Bea, have been saving dogs and finding them forever homes for many years; however, Misplaced Mutts officially became a 501C(c)3 organization in January of 2017. Since becoming a non-profit in 2017, Misplaced Mutts has adopted out over 700 animals.
Q: Stephanie, how did you get involved with the organization?
A: My journey to rescue is a pretty long story, but the short version is I had to move away for a few years from my home in NC to care for my mother. At that time, my heart dog passed away. I was completely destroyed and devastated. I was in no position to adopt another dog and I honestly didn’t think my heart had any room left for another one. I had met this girl through a local yard sale site and we became Facebook friends. I commented on how I loved her beautiful brown pit-mix dog and she responded with “Do you want to adopt her?”. I was so confused! I didn’t even know fostering was a thing at that point! I worked with a pit-bull rescue in Pittsburgh, PA, but all animals were in a facility or kept at the owner’s home, so it was a concept I just wasn’t familiar with! I messaged her and we talked more about it. I figured since I knew I would never be able to replace my dog, I could at least mend my heart some by saving some dogs in his name. Plus, my other dog was severely missing his companion. I sent a Facebook message to Misplaced Mutts and gave my sob story about wanting to save some dogs and completed a foster application immediately. A day or two later, Carrie and Bea were sitting in my living room meeting my current dog and talking to me about what types of dogs I would be able to help with. My answer was ANY, as long as they get along with Monte. I think I still hold true to that statement; I have had all different kinds of breeds, sizes, and ages come through my home.
Q: What is your favorite experience with Misplaced Mutts?
A: This is a tough question! Since beginning to volunteer with Misplaced Mutts over 2 years ago, I have found my people! Not only do I get to save dogs, but I am surrounded by people that want to save them too. I have built amazing relationships with the people that have adopted my foster dogs. The entire last two years have been my favorite experience. Every dog, every adopter, and every “Mutt” volunteer have bettered me and improved my life.
FACEBOOK: Misplaced Mutts
Q: How many dogs are currently needing foster and forever homes in our community?
A: Misplaced Mutts receives multiple messages each day from people needing to re-home their animals & phone calls and emails from shelters pleading for help. Unfortunately, we can only take in as many as we can find volunteers to foster. We’d love to be able to empty the shelters and continue to do so. The number of dogs that need help and fosters to take them in to give them a chance is never-ending. The shelters are almost kept at capacity trying to find places for all the dogs to go. When people adopt from us they are saving TWO dogs – the one that they’ve adopted plus the one that we can now pull from the shelter since we have space.
Q: How can our community best help Misplaced Mutts right now?
A: The easiest way to help us from your own home is to follow us on Facebook – Like, SHARE, and comment on our posts. Sharing our posts helps our animals in need to reach more people than we can on our own. We need help from our community to help the growth of our reach. Donations towards our never-ending vet bills is also a huge help. If you follow Misplaced Mutts on Facebook, you might notice that we take in a lot of difficult medical cases. Our fosters have the skill and experience to be able to do so, but the vet bills can really add up. Any amount of donations help us to be able to take in these difficult cases that most rescues will not.
Q: What is the organization most in need of at this time?
A: We are always in need of donations!
Q: How do you start the process of adopting or fostering?
A: A quick and easy online application on our website!
WEBSITE: Misplaced Mutts
Q: Since the outbreak of COVID-19, what has been most difficult for Misplaced Mutts?
A: Like everyone – the unknown. As a non-profit dog rescue, we rely solely on donations to stay afloat. We have to continue to provide food for all of our animals, vet visits, heartworm medication, flea and tick medication, etc. The spending going out is severely outweighing the money coming in, which is scary for us, but we try not to think about it and continue to focus on getting our dogs adopted.
Q: If you could sum up Misplaced Mutts and your involvement with the organization in 3 words, what would they be?
A: Family, Cynophilist, Advocates
Misplaced Mutts Mission
Misplaced Mutts is a 501(c)3 non-profit, volunteer-based organization, dedicated to rescuing dogs in shelters and less than ideal home situations throughout North Carolina. We are based out of Carteret County, North Carolina, and operate through a network of foster homes. We rescue dogs who are suffering on the streets and in shelters. We created Misplaced Mutts to help animals who suffer and die every year because of negligence and abuse.
Meet Stephanie with Misplaced Mutts
Meet Myron!
Myron is about 5 years old. He was pulled from the Havelock Animal Control when he was dropped off to be euthanized. He was skin and bones and had no fur. He had no energy to do anything but lay and eat. He is now happy, the most loving boy, loyal, leash-trained, house-trained, and he has almost a full coat of fur. He’s a true rescue story. He is searching for his forever home that can look past the scars of his past. He loves everyone and is great with kids.
Meet These Available Pups with Misplaced Mutts!
Smoky
"Great Hugs"
Breed: Heeler Mix
Myron & Waldo
Bluewater NCGiovanni
Bluewater NCBrewski
"Mr. Silly"
Breed: American Pit Mix
Maisel
Bluewater NCWays to Help Misplaced Mutts!
New Check-In Procedures
/in Vacation Rental /by Amanda GrayWe now have new check-in procedures for the safety and protection of our guests, homeowners, and staff. We hope you are ready for your Bluewater Vacation on the Crystal Coast!
We are taking extra precautions by assuring that each property is thoroughly cleaned and sanitized by using top-of-the-line cleaning supplies and following strict protocols to ensure all rental units are safe and clean. We are ensuring our staff is staying well-informed and updated with any changes, taking guidance from the CDC toward our next steps, and asking our guests, owners, and third-party vendors to limit foot-traffic in both our Emerald Isle and Atlantic Beach offices.
No New Check-In Procedures Keyless Check-Ins:
If you are checking into a keyless property, your check-in procedures have NOT changed. Please go directly to your vacation rental and use your keyless code to access your vacation rental property beginning at 3:00 PM on your check-in date.
Important Changes for Keyed Check-In Procedures:
If you are checking into a Keyed property, you will still arrive at our offices during normal check-in time starting at 3:00 PM. Please do not enter our office to pick up your keys. Instead, your key packet will be located in the lockbox to the right or left of the front door. Use the lock code for your designated check-in office to unlock the box and find your property’s key packet. Please close the lockbox afterward.
Emerald Isle Check-Ins:
The lockbox is located to the RIGHT of the front door.
Atlantic Beach Check-Ins:
The lockbox is located to the LEFT of the front door.
Don’t forget to bring toilet paper, paper towels, cleaning products, and bed linens (if your rental property does not already provide linens).
For After-Hours Arrival Emergencies: Please call (252) 354-2323 and follow the prompts to reach our on-call team.
Important Changes for Keyed Check-Out Procedures:
Please do not come into the lobby to drop off your keys. There is a slot at the front door on the right for you to drop your key packet off upon Check-Out.
If there is anything we can help you with in preparation for your trip, please do not hesitate to contact us. Stay healthy, safe travels, and we will see you at the beach!
Bluewater Vacation Rentals
(877) 684-9921 (Phone)
(252) 354-2323 (Phone After-Hours)
(252) 354-2324 (Fax)
email | rentals@bluewaternc.com
website | www.BluewaterNC.com