At the Inn on Bath Creek, we offer a choice of four uniquely decorated en-suite rooms. From the luxuriously private Calabash Room, to the bright Pamlico Room with views over Bath Harbor, you are sure to find a room to suit your needs.

Head outdoors during your stay at The Inn on Bath Creek to fully appreciate the natural beauty that defines the region. Hiking, bike riding and trail walking are all within easy access of the Inn. The coastal estuaries provide beautiful backdrops, framed by lush vegetation.

Nestled alongside Bath Creek, the Inn on Bath Creek is located within the . beautiful Inner Banks of North Carolina in Beaufort County. It is an area steeped in rich history that speaks to the very foundation of the United State’s colonial roots.

Bath Creek’s brackish waters are home to a variety of species of fish, including redfish, speckled trout, striped bass, and flounder. Follow the Creek out towards the Pamlico Sound, the largest lagoon on the east coast.

The Inn on Bath Creek, 116 S. Main Street Bath, NC 27808 (252) 923-9571 [email protected]

Jul 15, 2022 · Approximately 50 miles off the Atlantic Ocean, Bath forms a peninsula hugged by Bath Creek on one side and Back Creek on the other. Both creeks flow into the Pamlico River. Bath Creek is approximately 7 miles long starting from HWY 264 to where it …

Mar 6, 2024 · Pick up your walking guide at the Historic Bath – NC Historics Sites located in the old Bath High School at the corner of Harding and Carteret Sts. Included in the guide are historic homes, churches, specific event locations and the site of the old jail.

Apr 29, 2022 · The Inn is located on Bath’s historic Main Street. Nestled among some of the oldest buildings in North Carolina, it sits directly across from the tranquil waters of Bath Creek. Inspired by the coastal colonial history, we have created a …

May 31, 2022 · 35.4771° N, 76.8116° W lies Bath, North Carolina. 50 miles off the Atlantic Ocean, Bath hugs the waterfront of the Pamlico River and nestles along Bath Creek. Views of this picturesque waterfront are abundant in Historic Bath.

Kayaking is a popular means of exploring Bath Creek. The easily manoeuvrable nature of the kayaks, as well as their relative speed and stability in the water allows kayakers to venture deeper into North Carolina’s Inner Banks.