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Anonymous wrote:Duck

no. I think people are having a hard time understanding what op is asking.

Why wouldn’t Duck answer OP’s question?

The main exception being that Duck has no nightlife - vs boardwalk for families and bars for adults in Rehoboth.

But otherwise, as long as you stay in “town of Duck,” everything is basically walking distance.

It's maybe "somewhat walkable." But OP asked for best walkable beach towns. It's not like Cape May which is 100% walkable with the ocean/beach, restaurants, bars, shops, a grocery store, historic sites and more all right there. Park when you get there and you never have to get in your car.

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Anonymous wrote:Hilton Head

I disagree on HH

NP: I would put HH in that category, especially if staying near Coligny Plaza.

I have a place in Harbour Town and rarely use my car thanks to walkable shops and stores and activities plus all the places I can get to by bike.

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Anonymous wrote:Duck

no. I think people are having a hard time understanding what op is asking.

Why wouldn’t Duck answer OP’s question?

The main exception being that Duck has no nightlife - vs boardwalk for families and bars for adults in Rehoboth.

But otherwise, as long as you stay in “town of Duck,” everything is basically walking distance.

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Anonymous wrote:New Smyrna Beach in Florida. Stay close to Flagler and you will never need a car.

Ditto with Ocean City. Stay on boardwalk and the world is your oyster.

Anonymous wrote:Duck

no. I think people are having a hard time understanding what op is asking.

Anonymous wrote:Hilton Head

What? No.

Carmel and Capitola

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Anonymous wrote:Duck, NC

Nope.

What is your definition of walkable? We stay in downtown Duck and don’t move the car for a week. Walk to the beach, restaurants and shops.

If you are close to the beach it can be a loooong walk, esp for younger kids.

Well sure some areas are further from the main shopping or further from the beach just like any beach town. But you can stay less than a quarter mile from the beach and also less than a quarter mile from restaurants and shopping and activities, very easily. If you want everything to be even LESS than a quarter mile away from your house, you might need to stay at a resort. But even then….

Duck

How about Lake Michigan beach towns?

Anonymous wrote:30a is the most obvious

+1

Anonymous wrote:New Smyrna Beach in Florida. Stay close to Flagler and you will never need a car.

Ditto with Ocean City. Stay on boardwalk and the world is your oyster.

DelRay FL

Laguna Beach

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Anonymous wrote:Duck, NC

Nope.

What is your definition of walkable? We stay in downtown Duck and don’t move the car for a week. Walk to the beach, restaurants and shops.

If you are close to the beach it can be a loooong walk, esp for younger kids.