Access Site
NC
Jackie's Country Store & Marina
City: Moyock, NC
County: Currituck County
Type: Boat Ramp
Location: 36.50137035, -76.08748453
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Location
Interactive access map
Loads when you reach this section.
Nearby Gauge Conditions
Beggars Bridge Creek near Dawley Corners, VA
13.6 mi away
Real-time data from USGS Water Services
About This Access Site
**Location & Access:** Tulls Creek Boat Ramp is located at 1407 Tulls Creek Road in Moyock, Currituck County, NC (36.50°N, 76.09°W). This is the only public direct-access boat ramp to Tulls Bay and Currituck Sound in the Moyock area, making it a key access point for exploring this region. **Note:** Access restrictions apply—the ramp is reserved for Tull's Bay Colony property owners and their families only, with the property owner required to be present during use.
**Water Conditions:** The Northwest River/Tull Bay Creek is a medium-sized river (Stream Order 4) with extremely gentle characteristics ideal for paddlers. The waterway stretches 23.29 miles with only 2 feet of total elevation drop, resulting in a minimal average gradient of 0.1 ft/mile and slow average velocity of 0.99 ft/second. These calm, slow-moving conditions are excellent for kayaking and canoeing. Average flows of 138.50 cubic feet per second indicate stable water levels suitable for recreational paddling.
**Nearby Recreation:** The ramp provides access to waters near two significant wildlife refuges—Mackay Island National Wildlife Refuge and Currituck National Wildlife Refuge—offering opportunities to observe coastal wildlife and barrier island ecosystems along North Carolina's northern Outer Banks region.
**Water Conditions:** The Northwest River/Tull Bay Creek is a medium-sized river (Stream Order 4) with extremely gentle characteristics ideal for paddlers. The waterway stretches 23.29 miles with only 2 feet of total elevation drop, resulting in a minimal average gradient of 0.1 ft/mile and slow average velocity of 0.99 ft/second. These calm, slow-moving conditions are excellent for kayaking and canoeing. Average flows of 138.50 cubic feet per second indicate stable water levels suitable for recreational paddling.
**Nearby Recreation:** The ramp provides access to waters near two significant wildlife refuges—Mackay Island National Wildlife Refuge and Currituck National Wildlife Refuge—offering opportunities to observe coastal wildlife and barrier island ecosystems along North Carolina's northern Outer Banks region.
Nearby Recreation Areas
Mackay Island National Wildlife Refuge
Located within
Currituck National Wildlife Refuge
Located within
Amenities
parking
restrooms