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2018 Chamber Membership Directory Swansboro, NC Area Visitors, Relocation & 2018 Chamber Membership Directory Swansboro | Bogue Cape Carteret | Cedar Point Emerald Isle | Hubert | Peletier (910) 326-1174 | 203 W. Church St. | Swansboro, NC 28584 SwansboroChamber.org 2018 VISITORS, RELOCATION & CHAMBER MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY 3 Your protection is personal. Get a quote today from: Beth D Velthoven Darden InsuranceDarden Agency (910)326-3041Insurance Agency, Inc. Swansboro Office: Your protection784 W Corbett Ave Swansboro, NC 28584 is personal. Auto.(910) Home. 326-3041 Life.Hampstead Business. Office: Get a quote today from: Suite 120 17230 US HWY 17N Beth D Velthoven Products underwritten by Nationwide Mutual Company and Affiliated Companies, Columbus, Ohio. Subject to underwritingHampstead, guidelines, NC 28443 review and approval. Nationwide and the Nationwide N and Eagle are service marks Darden Insurance Agency of Nationwide(910) Mutual 270-3017 Insurance Company. 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NPO-0194M1.1 (09/14) 4 WWW.SWANSBOROCHAMBER.ORG (910) 326.1174 TABLE OF CONTENTS Chamber of Commerce/Visitor’s Center ........... 7 Visiting the Area ............................................... 8-13 Calendar of Events ........................................... 14-16 Living in the Area .............................................. 17-22 Onslow County .................................................. 23-26 Hubert ............................................................... 27 Swansboro ........................................................ 28-35 Historic Downtown Swansboro Merchants & Restaurant Guide/Parks ............................ 36-38 Hammocks Beach State Park .......................... 39-41 Carteret County ................................................. 42-44 Numbers To Know ............................................ 45 Maps of the Area .............................................. 46-49 Cape Carteret ................................................... 50-51 Cedar Point ....................................................... 52-53 Emerald Isle ...................................................... 54-56 Peletier & Bogue .............................................. 57-58 Weddings & Event Information ........................ 60-64 Membership Directory Categorical Listing...... 68-93 Advertiser’s Index ............................................. 94 Acknowledgements The Swansboro Area Chamber of Commerce’s 2018 Visitors, Relocation and Membership Directory is a publication produced by the Swansboro Area Chamber of Commerce. This publication would not be possible without the support of our advertisers, and we would like to thank each one of them for participating. We encourage our readers to SHOP LOCALLY … the best way to strengthen the local business community. Special thanks to Darryl Marsh of Sight Sound Media for his help with the design and preparation of this guide. We have worked hard to put together an informative guide that will be error free. However, if you do find an error, please report it to the chamber office at (910) 326-1174. 2018 VISITORS, RELOCATION & CHAMBER MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY 5 Kayak Rentals Charters Bait & Tackle Rod & Reels Coastal Apparel & More... 107 Front Street • Swansboro, NC • (910) 325-7876 [email protected] www.pogiesfishing.com 6 WWW.SWANSBOROCHAMBER.ORG (910) 326.1174 ABOUT THE CHAMBER The Swansboro Area Chamber of Commerce/Visitor’s Center is a not-for-profit 501 (c) (6) organization owned and operated by busi- ness leaders who care about the Swansboro area. The Chamber’s mission is to promote business growth, to serve members with professional development opportunities and to affect public policy decisions to the benefit of the Swansboro area business community. The Swansboro Area Chamber of Commerce is made up of ap- proximately 275+ members, including large and small businesses, professionals, organizations, educational institutions and individu- als. The Chamber is the Swansboro area’s leading membership- driven business organization. Located at the corner of Church and Water streets in historic, downtown Swansboro, the Chamber’s office also serves as the Swansboro Welcome/Visitor’s Center. With tourism a large part of the financial equation in the “Friendly City By the Sea,” the Chamber works closely with the Swansboro Tourism Development Authority and Onslow County Tourism to promote the area’s coastal commu- nities. The Swansboro Area Chamber of Commerce’s Military Affairs Committee is also keenly aware of the tremendous impact the area military installations have on our community and works to insure that the business community supports these brave men and women. Swansboro Area Chamber of Commerce/Visitor’s Center 203 W. Church Street www.swansborochamber.org Swansboro, NC 28584 www.visitswansboro.org Telephone: (910) 326-1174 Fax: (910) 326-3418 [email protected] VISITING THE AREA Nestled along the confluent waters of the White Oak River and the Intracoastal Waterway, the Swansboro area is a beautiful and quaint waterfront community that offers visitors an unhurried journey through time. Stand on these ancient shores where Native American civilizations once thrived and prospered. Walk along paths where patriots and pirates alike laid down footprints. Run on the sands of one of the coun- try’s most beautiful natural seashores and leave your own footprints. But make way for the sea turtles! After all, they were here first, and have been nesting on the local beaches for centuries. Experience the slower pace and aristocratic southern charm of early America while surrounded by one of the most active and beautiful outdoor playgrounds in the Southeast. The Swansboro area is a living part of America’s history with quaint little boutiques, relaxing waterside cafés and interest- ing architecture. It’s also home to a variety of outdoor fun for kids of all ages that includes boating, fishing, kayaking, golf, amusements, the arts, and some of the finest unspoiled beaches in the country. So plan your trip to the Swansboro area today! And don’t forget to take along this handy SACC’s 2018 Visitor’s, Reloca- tion and Membership Guide for helpful tips along the way. Come…enjoy some Southern Hospitality with a coastal flair. Who knows? You may just make a little history of your own. 8 WWW.SWANSBOROCHAMBER.ORG (910) 326.1174 swansboro-ad.indd 1 9/28/17 12:30 PM WHERE IS SWANSBORO? Swansboro is conveniently located between Jacksonville, NC, and Morehead City, NC. It’s easy to reach by car, air, or boat. Modern and updated highways (NC 24, NC 58, US 70, I 40) breeze you quickly to the coast. If you are traveling by air, two regional airports serve our community: The newly renovated Albert J. Ellis Airport (OAJ) in Richlands, NC, and the Coastal Carolina Regional Airport (EWN) in New Bern, NC. These airports provide regularly scheduled flights to and from the rest of the world. If you are boating your way to the area, remember that the White Oak River and the Intracoastal Waterway flow right past Swansboro. Transient boaters are always welcome from around the world for day trips, overnight stays and longer visits. Public docks are available, as well as convenient area marinas, offering boating supplies and provisions. 2018 VISITORS, RELOCATION & CHAMBER MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY 9 WHERE’S A GOOD PLACE TO... You name it…we have it! What’s your preference? Bed and breakfast inns? Hotels or motels? Condos? Beach houses? All are located nice and close to where the coastal action is (many with waterfront views included)! Stay for a night, a week, or the entire season. Of course, the danger is…the longer you stay, the harder it is to leave! STAY? For more information on area accommodations, review the directory found in the back of this publication or contact the Chamber/Visitor’s Center at (910) 326-1174. Go ahead… tempt your taste buds at one of the many outstanding restaurants in the area. Whatever you EAT? crave… thick steaks…fresh local seafood…juicy burgers… classic Carolina Bar-B-Que…you won’t have to drive far! In fact, some are just a short (and scenic) stroll away. Fast- food and family restaurants are as easy to find as fine dining experiences, many with gorgeous waterfront views. Refer to the directory found in the back of this publication for some delectable choices. Your taste buds will thank you! SHOP? The area is filled with all kinds of unique shopping opportunities, from quaint boutiques to brand-name stores…from art galleries to antique shops…from consignment stores to mega-big beach stores…and much more! Finding souvenirs for family & friends is easy and fun. But don’t forget to claim a keepsake (or two) for yourself. You’ll want to remember this vacation! HOW IS THE WEATHER? If you like to see the seasons change, the Swansboro area offers four distinct
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