Located one block from the Pamlico River and steeped in family history, this beautiful 1902 Victorian home provides gracious accommodations in the heart of historic downtown Washington. A short walk leads to a sailboat marina, specialty shops and galleries, a variety of restaurants, and a wonderful caf? for coffee and dessert. The Moss House is also at the beginning of the city's self-guided historic walking tour.
Nature beckons you to experience the mysterious wonders of marsh and swamp along the borders of the Pamlico River and Goose Creek. Canoe the unhurried creeks, fish on the shores of the Pamlico River or learn more about wetlands. Birders and hikers are welcome.
Washington, NC State Parks
Located one block from the Pamlico River and steeped in family history, this beautiful 1902
Washington, NC Other AttractionsExplore science, art, nature and history where the rivers meet the sea at the Pamlico/Tar River estuary. Seasonal river tours will begin April 5; Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday at 10:15a.m., and 12:45p.m., and Saturday at 10:15 only. (
Washington, NC Other Attractions An easily accesible location just off Highway 17 and Main Street, where Market Street ends at the river. Information about Historic Washington and the surrounding area is available at this site year round.
Washington, NC Visitors Center
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48,795 acres of land. Roughly 30,000 acres consists of Carolina Bay and Pocosin Swamp habitat and vegitation. Wild life and p...