colingtoncreekinn

10/17/2026

Enjoyed singalongs this weekend - 🙂. Thanks Carl and Tricia 🙂

10/14/2026

Yum.

10/07/2026

If you are in the area…

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10/02/2026

Good morning 🙂. Thinking of you Ingrid Hudnall

10/01/2026

Someone asked us if we ever tire of our view. Nope. Never. This was the view this morning.

09/27/2026

We lost a few shakes in the storm, and a plant or two. All is well here. We feel for the folks south of us.

Hwy 12 Update: DOT, county officials, EMS, and other officials met this afternoon to discuss the ongoing roadway damage. A plan has been developed that will likely include two approaches.

The emergency ferry route between Rodanthe and Stumpy Point will likely be utilized, along with a one-lane loop around and over the damaged areas. Details of these plans are expected to be released by the county later this evening.

DOT crews have been working to move sand, but their efforts have been hampered by rough ocean conditions and continued water spillover. Last night’s tide and weather also contributed to additional damage to the roadway, which has now nearly tripled in size.

A significant part of the one-lane loop will involve removing damaged asphalt and installing rock as a temporary fix. The roadway will also need to be protected with a berm or small dune.

If the emergency ferry route is implemented, as expected, there will likely be limitations and priority procedures for deliveries of essential goods to the island.

This information came from Senate Chairs and DOT officials.

This was shared by “Tillet for Senator” facebook profile.

09/24/2026

Thank you so much for your care and concern. :)
It is windy at the inn, and the water is very low - but no flooding.
I will post pictures later - but wanted to give you an update since so many have texted or called. The Island Free Press has great information.

Many of you have driven this road during your stay here.

10:30 A.M. UPDATE: NCDOT reported Thursday morning that an initial assessment of the damaged section of N.C. Highway 12 near the Pea Island Visitor Center found approximately 500 feet of […]

09/24/2026

09/24/2026

Unfortunately, this morning's high tide has caused a breach in the dune at the Pea Island Visitor Center, causing major ocean overwash in that area. NC12 is now CLOSED between the Basnight Bridge and Rodanthe. We expect similar conditions over the next several high tide cycles.