The Whalehead Club at Currituck Heritage Park
add photosAlthough park admission and many of the events at Currituck Heritage Park are free, by touring the historic Whalehead Club visitors support the Whalehead Preservation Trust, a non-profit organization established in 1993 to restore and preserve the Whalehead Club. With physical restoration now complete, the Trust is focused on returning the original 1920-30’s furnishings to the house. The park is open from dawn until dusk daily and we hope you visit often.
Children's Art Time: 10:00 am Appropriate for age 2-5 at a cost of $5 per child.
Children's Treasure Hunt: 10:00 am This tour is appropriate for ages 6-9 at a cost of $5 per person. Parents, guardians, older siblings or anyone accompanying a child on the tour will be expected to purchase a ticket. The tour teaches history, art, environmental awareness, geography, navigational skills, and encourages critical thinking and sharing. Each child receives a prize!
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"A Spectacular Landmark!"
Built in the mid-1920s to satisfy Industrialist Edward Collings Knight, Jr.'s passion for hunting waterfowl, the Whalehead Club is a spectacular landmark on the Currituck Outer Banks. Knight and his wife used the Corolla home as their winter residence from 1925 to 1934. It still boasts Tiffany lamps, cork-tiled floors, and brass duck head and water lily hardware.
A Children's Tour and Treasure Hunt is offered for children ages six to twelve ($). This tour teaches participants about the history and art of the home and gives them a greater appreciation for the environment and geography of the area as well as giving them some navigational skills. A ghost tour ($) is recommended for guests age six and older.
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