North Carolina Hunting Leases & Outdoor Access

Yes. An Outdoor Access lease gives you legal permission to be on the private land, but you still need a valid North Carolina hunting license and any species stamps your activity requires. Licenses, seasons and bag limits are set by North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission, not by Outdoor Access. Check current regulations there before you hunt.

Pricing is set by each landowner and varies with acreage, game, amenities and season. Outdoor Access lists daily access, seasonal and annual leases, so the range is wide. A Premium membership unlocks discounted lease pricing, and seasonal or annual leases require a Premium Annual plan.

New members complete a background check through our screening partner Checkr, which typically returns within 24 hours. You can browse and book any available property before that check completes.

Every Outdoor Access property is private land listed by its owner. Daily reservations and seasonal leases give exclusive access for your party for the dates you book. Landowners set the party size limit, the permitted activities and the property rules, and every member is background-checked before booking.

Outdoor Access currently lists 13 bookable properties in North Carolina. Availability changes as leases are booked and landowners add new land, so the count on this page reflects what is open right now.