Timbuck II Shopping Village

This is still a great place to shop at when in the area. It is like a leisurely place to just spend one of the many warm afternoons. Take your time strolling from one store to another and don’t worry about the time slipping away.
Great place to just kind of escape from it all. Why not, you are more than likely on vacation when you are here anyway. Take advantage of all that there is to do here. Don’t feel like taking the kids with you while you shop there are many activities spread throughout that can keep them entertained until you have shopped to your heart’s content. Or maybe scope out what you might want to do later and stop back without the kids.
A definitely stop for when you need to get off the beach for a few hours.

These are really cute shoppes and the center has plenty of parking and is easy to navigate and walk around. It’s a nice little spot for shopping or grabbing a drink.

Nice shopping plaza that has a covering over where you walk, so this is nice for a rainy day or to find shade on a sunny day. Cute shops. Would recommend.

Great place for the family to come and shop and have dinner. You can even bring the family pet if you want. Several places to choose from for dinner. I love getting to go here each year we are u the outer banks.

The Go Kart places hours are not consistent with what’s advertised online. Closes at 6pm not 11pm.

The shopping village in OBX is the perfect place to walk around on a warm night or to do some day shopping! They have somethig for everyone! Restaurant options galore and a ton of different shops to stop in. Check out the ice cream shop or the popcorn shop for your sweet tooth. Everything you could need on vacation you can find around this area. Don’t forget to swing by the Brew Thru on your way out!

While vacationing in the OBX, a few of my family members decided to take the 2 mile drive from our vacation home to visit this shopping village. It has a go-​cart track, «Try My Nuts» store, a fudge store and several other stores to visit. To be honest, I wasn’t impressed at all. After I visited the nut store I was actually ready to go because none of the stores offered interested me. I did go into a few of the boutique stores that were rather overpriced, in my opinion.
Perhaps I’m used to going to large or «real» shopping centers that this one just didn’t seem to do the trick, so it wouldn’t be a real need for me to ever return to this shopping village if I ever decide to return to the OBX.
If you’re looking for souvenirs, I would check out 1 of the 2 Super Wings literally right up the street from this shopping village.

A great place to a walk around and shop. They have everything for the family here. Awesome restaurants, great shopping, and fun amusements. They have a kitty hawk water sports and a great go kart track!

Great place to shop with a lot of stores to choose from. Would give 5 stars but parking spaces are very small and hard to park larger vehicle and parking lot layout can be confusing when driving. Brew thru is awesome!

Nice shopping center on the outer banks. Lots of shops and restaurants. Worth visiting if you need something. Once criticism is that the parking stalls are rather narrow.

There was a lot to check out! It was a fun day of shopping. The biggest negatives were the hot, smelly, dirty bathrooms (think port-​o-​potty), the limited parking and the heat (the heat index warning was 105 – 114) since it is an outdoor shopping center. There aren’t any water fountains, so be prepared to shell out $ 3/​bottle for water. But we had a great time perusing the shops and found quite a few things we loved!
IMHO, I’d plan a trip if I’ve never been or if it were close by!

Definitely worth the stop when in Corolla. 158 Surf Shop had cool gear, IMO overpriced, but interesting. Grays is always good. Recommend checking out shopping across the street in the Food Lion shopping center, too.

I love Timbuck II. I had a lot of good memories going there growing up. If you go you have to check out Try My Nuts!

Thank goodness this place is here, or we would have gotten pretty bored. We visited this place several times. We ate lunch here at the Bad Bean Taqueria, I got ice cream here twice (several ice cream places), there’s a tot lot for kids to blow off some steam, we fed turtles by the water, we played mini-​golf, we ate dinner at Route 12 Steaks & Seafood, and we shopped at several stores. Whew!

This place is pretty large, you can by anything from a hammock to jewelry or even to some fresh seafood. There’s a lot of shops in a relatively small area, so you could easily spend an afternoon walking around browsing shops and pick up any souvenirs you may want to get for friends or family. They also have kayak rentals which are nice, and go karts which can be a little pricy.
It’s a great place to spend a rainy day, but know that almost everyone else will probably have the same idea. Parking can be impossible sometimes with or without rain.
Bucks icecream and the brew thru are great stops.

The Timbuck II shopping village became go to place a couple of times while we were on vacation. We scoured the stores for ridiculous souvenirs and ate at some of the restaurants. It was a little disappointing that many of the stores closed by 5 o’clock though, so we missed out on things like Try My Nuts and the gem shop, but overall it was a cute little shopping center. Just have to remember to hit it up earlier in the day next time.

We always go to Corolla because it’s not as crowded and ridiculous as other places along the Outer Banks (see Duck). But it’s nice to know there is a shopping center with such a broad range of shops, and in great condition.
It’s always a great place to go to, be it for lunch, dinner, or ice cream at Buck’s. Plenty of shopping for those who don’t care for the beach, or if you simply want a change of pace.

This is THE shopping center to go to in Corolla. Filled with everything from restaurants to gift shops, clothing stores to salons, grocery places to go karts, Timbuck II will provide more than adequate diversion for the whole family within its confines. This is tourist paradise, and they all flock to its air-​conditioned businesses during the peak of the day.
Be forewarned though: parking capacity is nowhere near what this place needs. On a good day, you may just have to drive around a little to find a spot. On a rainy day, FORGETABOUTIT. Ditto with the movie theater. Those places will be PACKED with everyone not in the mood to stay inside and do things like, oh, play board games or read books, and somehow this is the better alternative to watching tv all day (which it is, but books and board games are fun to!).

Really cute area to pick up souvenirs, beach stuff, fudge, etc. You can definitely kill a few hours walking around the various stores. Make a stop at Brew Thru on the way out!

It’s a neat little village with souveniers, ice cream, and a few restaurants. You can hit up Kitty Hawk Kites, some clothing stores, etc. And there’s a Brew Thru, so that makes it even better.