Membership Dues
Member dues are needed to pay for maintaining the common areas, taxes, maintenance, utilities, and administrative supplies and equipment at the community building. Attorney fees, costs to post liens, and judgements also are paid from dues.
Road Fees
All camper sections roads are privately maintained because they do not meet minimum requirements of state roads. The road fees are needed to help maintained the roads.
Who is responsible for Improving the Community
Ultimately, all owners, residents, and tenants shoulder the responsibility for keeping the community safe and beautiful. Currituck County is not equipped to handle small individual complaints of thousands of residents. That is the main purpose of the POA. Neighbors helping neighbors has worked well in the past.
Since 1993
The Association
The Walnut Island Property Owner Association has improved the quality of life at Walnut Island in many ways that are not always apparent to individual owners. Over the past several years it has played a major role in coordination with the county and the sanitation district in upgrading our sewage disposal and treatment system. WIPOA also coordinated with the county to upgrading the water supply and treatment system.
What will the future look like?
Several recent recommendation:
- Canal Maintenance: Several canal exit points at Currituck Sound are rapidly becoming a hazard. Shoaling build up will need to be dredged from this areas. This project was completed November 2019.
- Community Boat Ramp: It has been suggested a community boat ramp would attract interest of future property purchasers.
- Expand POA Membership Base. The mobile home section must follow the covenants of WIPOA but not required to pay membership dues. Reaching out to these owners to help increase the WIPOA membership base.
- Update our restricted covenants and by laws to conform to todays standard.
- Increase our revenue stream by renting out clubhouse. Increased revenue provides our member with more amenities.
- Update Bylaws
- Insure monies in road account are sufficient to cover repaving of all WIPOA responsible streets.
NOTE: Federal, State, and local government require more stringent regulations in waterside communities, WI will be required to comply. Examples are septic tanks replaced with government waster waste treatment facilities, and water sport equipment contamination containment.

Walnut Island Property Association Clubhouse







Yard of the Month

May 2021
Yard of the Month
118 Dolphin

June 2021
Yard of the Month
149 Dolphin


July 2021
Yard of the Month
141 Walnut Island Blvd

August 2021
Yard of the Month
111 Base Hit Terrace

September 2020
Yard of the Month
137 Shell