
One of Kure Beach’s newest pubic parks is already becoming one of its most popular, thanks to a prime location along the oceanfront, and a host of concerts, shows, and special events that have all been held within its borders. The Kure Beach Ocean Front Park & Pavilion is home to the town’s largest public green space, and is perched along the oceanfront, inviting visitors to stop by and admire the scene. Fun for big community-wide events and everyday visitors alike, this park is charming both the visitors and locals of Kure Beach.

The park is located along Atlantic Avenue, and is just a shell’s throw away from the Kure Beach Fishing Pier. Once at the site, visitors will discover a wide walking path with benches for admiring the ocean views, public restrooms, a play area for children with swings, rain gardens, and more – all situated along the oceanfront. The big draw at the park is the open-air pavilion which is used for private events, as well as grand public concerts and celebrations. With lots to love, and pretty scenery in every direction, the Kure Beach Ocean Front Park & Pavilion is a prime destination for beach lovers to discover everything this cool coastal town has to offer.








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