North Carolina's Dream 18 Golf Courses for WomenWomen will find our courses welcoming and friendly, with many going to great lengths to create playing conditions both suitable and challenging.Read more »
Nature’s Pool Party: North Carolina Swimming HolesTaking a splash in one of our state’s many, natural swimming holes, from the mountains to the coast, is guaranteed to make you feel like a kid again.Read more »
Weddings in Central North CarolinaRomantic and elegant choices abound for your perfect wedding day in the central part of the state, from botanical gardens to wineries.Read more »
Hone Your Game at North Carolina Golf SchoolsNorth Carolina is a leader in multi-day golf schools with proven reputations for producing results.Read more »
Museums Without Walls: Visit Art and History OutdoorsSeveral North Carolina museums go beyond indoor galleries, offering art, history and culture through exhibits and displays in the great outdoors.Read more »
Hanging Rock State Park, a Nature Respite Here you’ll find great rock climbing, picnic areas, family-friendly campsites, hiking trails that lead you past waterfalls and more.Read more »
North Carolina, the Furniture Capital of the WorldIf you're shopping for high-quality, name-brand home furnishings at bargain prices, look no further than the Hickory and High Point areas.Read more »
Farmers Markets in North CarolinaNothing makes a weekend morning special like buying fresh fruits and vegetables just steps from where they were picked.Read more »
Farm Fresh FestivalsDepending on the time of year, you’ll find festivals celebrating fruits and vegetables from the coast to our cities to the mountains.Read more »
North Carolina’s Famous FoodsOnce known most widely for its production of tobacco, North Carolina is now receiving national recognition for its beloved foods and drinks.Read more »
Brewing Craft Beer SceneNorth Carolina has more breweries and brewpubs than any other Southern state, which means you're never far from imaginative, tasty local beer.Read more »
Visit Farms in the Triad, Triangle and SandhillsFarm parties and picnics, pick-your-own produce and petting zoos are just a few of the farm-based activities you can enjoy across this region.Read more »
Imaginations Come to Life at These Children’s MuseumsKids will marvel at how much fun they’re having, while learning, during a visit to one North Carolina’s museums and science centers made just for them.Read more »
Hiking the PiedmontExplore natural wonders and Tar Heel history by hiking these Piedmont trails, just steps away from big-city living.Read more »
Gardens in Central North CarolinaIn the low, rolling central plain, visit churches, colleges, historic sites and gardens lush with blooms, flowering shrubs, herbs and trees.Read more »
Dream 18: Top-Rated Golf Courses You Can PlayThe North Carolina Golf Panel annually ranks the state’s top courses to help guide your choices when you come here to test your skills.Read more »
Furniture Shopping in High PointThe Home Furnishings Capital of the World is a great place for anyone to shop for all types of furnishings at great prices.Read more »
Overnight Winery StaysA number of North Carolina wineries feature unique overnight accommodations options to extend the great grape experience.Read more »
Go Outdoors and Back in Time with These DramasMany of these summertime shows reflect our rich heritage, but you'll also find performances of some of Shakespeare’s favorite plays.Read more »
Outdoor Adventure in the Northern PiedmontPlan a day trip or a weeklong getaway with tubing and paddling on the Dan River, hiking and camping in state parks, rock climbing, biking and more.Get planning »
The Ultimate Trip for College and Pro Sports FansOur state is home to iconic college teams, pro basketball, football, hockey and racing, and sports museums and halls of fame you can visit year-round.Get planning »
Getaway in the Mountains or Coast? Follow Your AppetiteWhen planning a North Carolina getaway, you have many options – travel to the mountains or beaches, choose barbecue or seafood – so let Vivian Howard guide you.Get planning »
Walk, Bike and Hike Your Way Through Winter BreakTake a break from the hustle and bustle of the holiday season by escaping to the mountains and trails near Winston-Salem.Get planning »
Pottery Road Scenic BywayThis 50-minute drive takes you from the golf community of Pinehurst north to Seagrove, home of the nation's largest community of potters. Get planning »
Swan Creek Wine TrailFive wineries specializing in varietal wines and blends make up the Swan Creek Vineyard Association a short drive from Winston-Salem.Get planning »
Plan Your Romantic Getaway to the Yadkin ValleySpend a three-day weekend with your significant other, and treat yourselves to wine tastings, gourmet meals, country drives and secluded accommodations.Get planning »
Yadkin River Wine TrailTucked between Interstate 77 to the west and Winston-Salem to the northeast, this day trip has much to offer beyond tastings and tours.Get planning »
Trace the Civil War’s End in Salisbury, Old Salem and DurhamExperience the emotions that memorials, emancipation and surrenders brought to Salisbury, Old Salem and Durham at the Civil War’s end.Get planning »
Wineries, Spas and Nights Out: A Winston-Salem Girls’ TripEscape to Winston-Salem for a few days with the busy women in your life, treating yourselves to great wine, amazing meals and a little pampering.Get planning »
Tour the Places that Inspired The Longest RideVisit film locations from the Nicholas Sparks adaptation in this extended trip, framed by natural beauty and artistry, from the mountains to the coast.Get planning »
African-American Heritage JourneyThis five-day trip will immerse you in highlights of the great contributions African-Americans have made to local history and culture.Get planning »
Film Sites from Bull Durham to the Blue Ridge ParkwaySee some of our great film sites and performing arts venues while enjoying the history of their picturesque settings in this five-day itinerary.Get planning »
Racing, Wine and Wild AnimalsYou'll find many things we're famous for near Asheboro and Lexington, including the Childress and Petty racing museums, the North Carolina Zoo and barbecue.Get planning »
A Garden Getaway to Winston-Salem Through History, Art and CuisineSpend a three-day weekend enjoying Winston-Salem’s beauty and Southern charm at 18th-century heirloom gardens, historic homes and mansions, and culinary hot spots.Get planning »
Southern Gateway Wine TrailKnown worldwide for its famed barbecue, the Lexington area is also home to world-class wineries including Childress Vineyards.Get planning »
Experience a Camping Trip for the AgesSpend a few days in the Piedmont, while only spending a little money, and enjoy several of nature’s attractions on and around campsites.Get planning »
Follow Cues from Max Movie to Sniff Out AdventureVisit several of the locations where Max was filmed, and you’ll experience some of North Carolina’s most beautiful natural attractions.Get planning »
A Very Surry Wine ExcursionJust 45 minutes west of Winston-Salem, the Elkin area of the Yadkin Valley features world-class wineries perfect for a day trip or multiday wine trail.Get planning »
Take a Tour of One-of-a-Kind Museums and FestivalsThese quirky, one-of-a-kind attractions are often their towns’ claims to fame, which is why you have to see them to believe.Get planning »
Get It All In GreensboroTake a trip to Greensboro to explore Revolutionary War and Civil Rights historic sites, the Carolina SciQuarium, breweries, wineries and more.
Moravian Culture in Winston-SalemHistory comes to life in Winston-Salem, where you'll find some of the nation's best-preserved colonial heritage sites at Historic Bethabara Park, Historic Bethania and Old Salem Museum & Gardens.
Replacements, Ltd., the World's Largest China ShopReplacements, Ltd. in Greensboro is the world’s largest retailer of old and new china, crystal, silver, and collectibles, with more than 14 million pieces of inventory from more than 360,000 patterns.
The Piedmont of North CarolinaIn the central part of North Carolina, commonly known as the Piedmont, beauty follows a different set of rules.
Foothills Brewing in Winston-SalemFoothills Brewing features a variety of handcrafted beers brewed in downtown Winston-Salem.
Richard Childress Racing MuseumExplore Richard Childress Racing team shops and get hands-on at the RCR Museum – home to more than 30 Dale Earnhardt cars – in Welcome.
Go SkyWild with Your Family at Greensboro Science CenterWith an aquarium, museum and zoo already providing several things to do at Greensboro Science Center, its SkyWild treetop adventure course offers aerial fun.
Holiday Traditions in Winston-SalemStep back in time during holiday celebrations at Old Salem and Reynolda House, or take a tour through the Festival of Lights at Tanglewood Park.
Starting at $469 - Graylyn Estate’s European Touch Spa PackageHistoric Graylyn EstateWinston-Salem Valid: Jul 1 - Sep 4
Free Night Stay and Golf Savings - in the Foothills of Western North CarolinaRutherford County TourismRutherfordton Valid: Jul 1 - Aug 31
Stay Three Nights and the Fourth is Free - Cousin Emma's B&BCousin Emma's B&BMount Airy Valid: Jul 24 - Nov 24
Starting at $120 per night - Fall Weekday Getaway at High Hampton InnHigh Hampton InnCashiers Valid: Aug 14 - Nov 5
Birds of Prey at the North Carolina ZooAsheboro September 9 Soar in and learn about nature's recyclers. From amazing adaption to fun flight facts, come and discover these under appreciated environmentalists.
Bermuda Run's Sounds on the SquareBermuda Run August 26 A night of family fun and live music awaits you!
RPM Productions presents: Miss NC USA/Miss NC Teen USA 2018High Point September 29 - 30 In the Miss North Carolina USA/Miss North Carolina Teen USA pageants, young women from across the state vie for the opportunity to compete in the pageants and work for the Miss Universe Organization.
Veterans Memorial ParkMount Airy (0.00 )Located nearby Historic Downtown Mount Airy, the park has 32 full hook-ups as well as primitive sites.
Badin Lake Recreation AreaTroy (0.00 )Badin Lake, in Uwharrie National Forest, is a focal point for campers, hikers, anglers, hunters, boaters, swimmers and picnickers.
Hagan-Stone ParkPleasant Garden (0.00 )Tent sites and RV sites available. Park consists of more than 40 acres of natural area with hiking/biking trails, lakes, kayak rentals (seasonal), woods and various open areas, and playgrounds.