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(7.9 km from Elizabethan Gardens)
Situated in Kill Devil Hills in the North Carolina region Kill Devil Hills Home with Community Amenities! features a garden. The property has garden views and is 18 km from Duck.
(8.2 km from Elizabethan Gardens)
High-End Canalfront Paradise with Dock and Kayaks! is located in Kill Devil Hills and offers a garden. The holiday home has garden views and is 11 mi from Duck.
1327 Devonshire Road Unit 31 (8.3 km from Elizabethan Gardens)
Located in Kill Devil Hills just 1.2 mi from Kill Devil Hills Beach BB31 - Beach Please features accommodations with free WiFi. This air-conditioned holiday home comes with a kitchen a seating area a dining area and a cable TV.
321 Eagle Drive (8.3 km from Elizabethan Gardens)
5525 - Westwind is located in Kill Devil Hills. The accommodations is 17 mi from Duck. This air-conditioned holiday home comes with a kitchen a seating area a dining area and a cable TV. Cycling can be enjoyed nearby. Nags Head is 8.
1601 Harbour View Drive (8.3 km from Elizabethan Gardens)
5512- Warren's Sound Retreat is set in Kill Devil Hills. The accommodations is 11 mi from Duck. This air-conditioned holiday home comes with a kitchen a seating area a dining area and a cable TV. Nags Head is 6.
327 Eagle Drive (8.3 km from Elizabethan Gardens)
5526 - Ways to Play is located in Kill Devil Hills. The accommodations is 17 mi from Duck. This air-conditioned holiday home comes with a kitchen a seating area a dining area and a cable TV.
137 Amherst Drive #18 (8.4 km from Elizabethan Gardens)
5504 - Bigger and Better is located in Kill Devil Hills. The accommodations is 11 mi from Duck. This air-conditioned holiday home comes with a kitchen a seating area a dining area and a cable TV. Nags Head is 5.
313 Colington Drive (8.6 km from Elizabethan Gardens)
5531 - The Bird House is located in Kill Devil Hills. The accommodations is 16 mi from Duck. This air-conditioned holiday home comes with a kitchen a seating area a dining area and a cable TV. Cycling can be enjoyed nearby. Nags Head is 8.
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Elizabethan Gardens, Kill Devil Hills, NC
Elizabethan Gardens in Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina is a beautiful and peaceful oasis located within the historical Fort Raleigh National Historic Site. The gardens are inspired by the time of England's Queen Elizabeth I and feature a stunning array of lush vegetation, winding pathways, delightful statuary, and charming water features.
Take a stroll in the gardens and explore some of the most interesting plants from Elizabethan times. You'll find vibrant displays of roses, foxgloves, carnations, lavender, honeysuckle and other blooms. The woodlands are filled with sweet-smelling pines, cedars and maples. Wander to the serene pond where you can watch koi swim lazily beneath lily pads. Be sure to take note of the charming gazebo that overlooks it all!
If you're looking for an educational experience as well as an aesthetic one, take some time to appreciate the various sculptures throughout Elizabethan Gardens which depict figures from classic literature such as Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet or A Midsummer Night's Dream. You may even come across artifacts from Sir Walter Raleigh himself! And don't forget to pause for a moment at the memorial dedicated to Virginia Dare, who was among the first English settlers in America.
The grounds also offer many interactive activities for visitors of all ages throughout the year including programs about gardening tips and wildlife conservation onsite. There are even unique classes about basket-weaving and blacksmithing that showcase traditional Elizabethan crafts!
Whether you're seeking relaxation or discovery – or both – a visit to Elizabethan Gardens in Kill Devil Hills is sure to be memorable. It's no wonder this attraction has become one of North Carolina’s most popular tourist destinations since 1943 when it was gifted to its citizens by Paul Greenleaf Rawls on his 40th birthday!