Green Acres Farm Market in South Duck at Wee Winks Square provides fresh produce from one of the largest and oldest family-owned farms in the area, located in Jarvisburg in Currituck County.

In addition to stocking Green Acres with a wide selection of fruits and vegetables, this farm also supplies several markets and restaurants throughout the area with fresh produce.

The produce they provide is mostly summer season varieties, including green and red bell, banana and chili peppers; yellow squash; green beans; zuchini; cucumber; onions; garlic; potatoes; several kinds of tomatoes and more. And what they don’t grow themselves on the family farm, Green Acres will get from other local farmers and elsewhere.

When available, Green Acres also carries organically-grown produce and tropical fruits like fresh pineapple. And their selection of berries and grapes, along with luscious locally grown melons, will add color, as well as quality low-calorie sweetness to any meal.

You’ll find on the market’s shelves a great variety of locally-made dressings and sauces and, in the cooler, asparagus, lettuces, spring mix, spring onions, salsa and herbs. A special treat found hanging from the rafters are large burlap bags of fresh-roasted peanuts.

The family market is open in the peak of the season, from June to August, from 10:30 - 6:30 and boasts the “freshest produce in Duck and the Outer Banks,” from their “farm to your table."


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  • Monday10:30am-6:30pm
  • Tuesday10:30am-6:30pm
  • Wednesday10:30am-6:30pm
  • Thursday10:30am-6:30pm
  • Friday10:30am-6:30pm
  • Saturday10:30am-6:30pm
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Vacationers adore the Outer Banks for its unspoiled stretches of undeveloped shoreline, and some may not initially realize that this sporadic lack of development is completely intentional, and is the result of decades of careful environmental planning. While tourism flourished on the beaches, for generations, locals and visitors alike made inquiries and partnerships with government branches to ensure that certain areas of the Outer Banks would always remain pristine, unspoiled, and open to everyone.

Gray's

Gray's

Gray’s Outer Banks Lifestyle Clothing Company offers the absolute best in Outer Banks T-shirts and Sweatshirts including Champion, Under Armour with "Outer Banks” and Gear! We carry quality fashions and accessories for the whole family by all your favorite brands including Tommy Bahama, Tribal, ESCAPE, Billabong, Quiksilver, Jack O’Neill, RVCA, Olukai, Cobian, Spartina, Scout, Brighton.

 

Whether you’re shopping for apparel, shoes & accessories, gifts & toys or OBX and Big Duck souvenirs, Gray’s offers the best brands and quality for a beach lifestyle at any of our 4 locations! From sportswear to beachwear and everything in between, Gray’s will outfit your entire family. You can also find great beach accessories at Gray’s, such as Costa sunglasses, Olukai sandals and Sun Bum sunscreen and hair products. Be sure to shop Gray’s signature Big Duck found on t-shirts, sweatshirts and gift items!

 

Established in 1948 by Walter and Stelle Gray, Gray’s began as a single store on the beach road in Nags Head, a land mark that has been beautifully transformed into Seagreen Art Gallery. Visitors to the original Gray’s may remember that the family home was located above the store and that Walter Gray had a passion for Big Band music that was often playing on the store speakers, giving shoppers a little swing in their step.

 

Modern-day Gray’s is still family owned and operated by their children Ronnie and Julie Gray, who carry on a legacy of superior customer service and traditional values. Ronnie’s wife Susan is also an important part of the business. “It really was always a family operating as a business rather than a business being run by a family,” explains Ronnie Gray. “When our visitors come in, they are greeted by a warm hello and a ‘Welcome to Gray’s.’ We try to welcome them as if they’re entering our own home”

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