Wrightsville Beach won’t allow renters from other states under stay at home orders

May 6, 2020 at 7:03 PM EDT – Updated May 6 at 7:33 PM

WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH, N.C. (WECT) – With the state of North Carolina moving into Phase One of a reopening plan Friday, some municipalities are beginning to loosen up restrictions on short term rentals.

Wrightsville Beach is among those municipalities, but the town’s rules are a little bit unique. Starting Friday at 5pm, the town will allow short term rentals to anyone, except those who live in a state that is under a stay at home order or have visited a state that is under a stay at home order in the last two weeks. A note from the town released Wednesday evening indicated it’s an effort to honor the orders of the other states.

Town of Wrightsville Beach is allowing short-term rentals to begin on Friday, May 8, 2020, except to individuals who reside or have traveled to states currently under 'Stay at Home' orders — Town of Wrightsville Beach is allowing short-term rentals to begin on Friday, May 8, 2020, except to individuals who reside or have traveled to states currently under ‘Stay at Home’ orders (Source: WECT)

Wrightsville Beach will also open some parking lots to the public. The lots will be at beach access #2 at 2698 North Lumina Avenue, beach access #3 at 2498 North Lumina Avenue, beach access #29 at Stone Street and beach access #36 at 650 South Lumina Avenue.

The beach will still be limited to all “non-stationary” beach activities.

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