The Copper Top in Ocean Isle Beach

22/04/2024

We are so excited to announce that the new park at Town Center in Ocean Isle is OPEN! Woo Hoo! Bring the kiddos and the adults too (there is a work out section). Wait until you see the zip line! It's super awesome! Great job to the Town of OIB!

02/04/2024

Betcha can't guess which one is The Copper Top!

26/11/2023

Last night’s Flotilla! And the winner is Margaritaville!

16/11/2023

Here's what's happening in OIB next week! And what's so great is the Christmas Parade goes right past our house. LOVE OIB!!

11/11/2023

Check out our new Copper Top roof! Isn’t it shiny? Summer is booking up! If interested in a quote, message us here!

01/05/2023

We have updated. Check it out!

04/07/2021

The best part of summer!

Starfire Pyrotechnics will be lighting up the sky next Tuesday! ⭐

ATTENTION! Fireworks (other than those launched by professionals with an approved permit) are prohibited within the Town Limits. Violators of Sec. 38-71 of the Town's Code of Ordinances are subject to penalty. (N.C. State Law $500 fine)

BOLIVIA, N.C. – As Independence Day weekend approaches, the Brunswick County Fire Marshal’s Office reminds residents and visitors to follow best safety practices and state laws when using fireworks.

“The safest way to enjoy fireworks is for the public to attend professional, permitted fireworks displays and support the many local towns, businesses, and communities that make these events possible in our county,” Brunswick County Fire Marsal Andrew Thompson said.

Professional permitted fireworks displays in Brunswick County include:

Town of Oak Island Celebration Fireworks at Oak Island Pier: Thursday, July 1 at dusk

NC July 4th Festival Fireworks at Oak Island Pier: Sunday, July 4 at dusk

Ocean Isle Beach Fireworks Spectacular: Tuesday, July 6 at dusk
In general, sprinklers, fountains, and novelty fireworks items that do not leave the ground and fly through the air are permitted for use in North Carolina.

Any consumer fireworks that leave the ground are illegal in North Carolina. Individuals should make sure fireworks are legal in North Carolina prior to buying them, especially if purchased across state lines.

Individuals who live within a municipality or neighborhood should also check if there are local laws or property owners association rules for private fireworks celebrations. Never use fireworks in neighborhood backyards or other crowded areas.

Adults should always supervise the use of fireworks. Never try to relight or pickup fireworks that have not ignited fully.

Sparks and smoldering embers from fireworks can start fires. Have a fire extinguisher and water nearby for emergencies.

Brunswick County is currently considered abnormally dry, with half of the county to the west experiencing a moderate drought, according to the U.S. Drought Monitor. The latter designation means the wildfire danger in these areas is higher than normal for the season.

For questions, contact the Brunswick County Fire Marshal’s Office at 910.253.2041.

Always contact 9-1-1 if it is an emergency situation.

02/07/2021

09/08/2020

The Copper Top survived Hurricane Isiasis! Our thoughts go out to those who didn't do so well.

27/03/2020

Painting and puzzling while we get this place ready for rentals again!!

31/01/2020

New stairs! Whoopie! Aren't they beautiful?

23/01/2020

No more carpet! We ripped it all out and put in new flooring!! Check out our photos!

06/01/2020

The Copper Top is about to get a face lift! No more carpet! New flooring going in this month! Photos to follow!

11/07/2019

Can you find The Copper Top in this 4th of July parade photo?

29/03/2019

Woo-Hoo!! Thank you for voting us "BEST BEACH" yet again. We are honored to be a 1st place winner in the "Best of Brunswick" awards for FIVE years in a row!!

03/10/2018

We survived Hurricane Florence. Our thoughts and prayer go out to those who have suffered.