Visit These 12 Incredible Charming Small Towns In North Carolina, One For Each Month Of The Year
From the icy mountaintops to historic districts and salty beaches, you’ll find something to celebrate in each of these 12 charming towns in North Carolina. The state is full of creative-minded and generous people who invent ways to captivate its residents and attract visitors while making their every day extraordinary. Each morning the world is new here so make a wish list and come and discover. While the options are endless, here is but a sampling of what you can expect from these lovely towns this year.
Parrott's on Eleventh is an adored neighborhood restaurant located in the historic Phillips Bell house, offering southern hospitality, and an ever-changing menu with cuisine containing locally sourced ingredients.
Parrott's On Eleventh, 105 S 11th St, Morehead City, NC 28557, USA
About two miles away, visit Atlantic Beach, which might be chilly this time of year.
This successful nonprofit endeavor has donated more than $550,000 over the past 12 years to Second Blessings Community Outreach,
Bread & Barley, and
Camp Albemarle.
Promise Land Market, 909-B Arendell St, Morehead City, NC 28557, USA
To be sure, the Carrboro Annual Kite Fly at Hank Anderson Community Park, only two miles away in Chapel Hill, must be the most joyful event in the world, what with the spirited wind whipping you and your kite around.
Be there on March 12, from 1 to 3 p.m.
Henry Anderson III Community Park, 302 N Carolina Hwy 54 W, Chapel Hill, NC 27516, USA
Afterward, explore East Main Street, which was part of the original business district.
Did you know June is Lavendar season? Frogholler Lavender Farm celebrates during the two weeks when the blooms are at their best, June 7-26. Be there to pick the fragrant stems. And while you're there, sign up for a class to make your own wreath or wand. A special package is available with a meal on the evening of June 6.
FroghollerLavender farm, 1095 Joe Joyce Rd, Madison, NC 27025, USA
Chocolate chip pancakes never tasted bad, which is why it might be a good idea to work some into your day at Ronnie's Restaurant.
Lake Junaluska’s annual Independence Day Celebration is an entire weekend of fun, including floating wish lanterns, concerts, and fireworks which begin at 9:30 p.m. on July 3.
Lake Junaluska Conference And Retreat Center, 91 N Lakeshore Dr, Waynesville, NC 28785, USA
The 127-acre reservoir and nine-acre park are a fisherman's dream, with boat launches, a bait shop, and jon boat rentals. Have a picnic at the shelters with tables and grills, enjoy the playground, and public restrooms are conveniently available.
Ramseur Lake, 549 Ramseur Lake Rd, Ramseur, NC 27316, USA
Children can play games and make crafts, pet the farm animals, and everyone can take a wagon ride.
Historic Johnson Farm, 3346 Haywood Rd, Hendersonville, NC 28791, USA
You may want to leave the children at home for this event. If you're looking for a walking tour of things that go bump in the night, it's Haunts of Hendo.
And better yet, find out about the figures who roam the curb market lot. This hour's tour will keep you captivated and holding tight to someone's hand.