4.5Asheville Visitor Center(841 reviews) - good visitor's center, but great trolley tour Visitor Centers
Want to know one of the best ways to save money and find a room in the Asheville area in the fall? Make your first stop the Asheville Visitor Center in downtown Asheville at 36 Montford Avenue. Pick up brochures and coupons from area attractions and accommodations. For help with finding your way around Asheville, chat with one of the many volunteers who can help customize your visit and provide insider information.See more..
4.5The Mount Airy Visitors Center(438 reviews) - Great local visitor center Saturday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Visitor Centers
The Mount Airy Visitors Center is located in downtown Mount Airy and housed with The Greater Mount Airy Chamber of Commerce Building at 200 N. Main Street, Mount Airy NC 27030. Please stop by the Mount Airy Visitors Center as we are open 7 Days a week Monday-Friday 8:30am-5pm, Saturday 10am-5pm and Sunday 12noon-4pm. We can assist with planning your trip while visiting Mount Airy "Mayberry" North Carolina.See more..
4.5Visit Lake Norman(70 reviews) - Nice place for boats and swim Saturday: Visitor Centers
As a destination marketing organization for Lake Norman and the three towns of Cornelius, Davidson, and Huntersville, Visit Lake Norman's primary objective is to promote and market our three towns and Lake Norman as a tourist destination. We also represent and support the interests of local tourism industry and promote public awareness of the importance of tourism. We are funded by a portion of the room occupancy tax and restaurant food tax. Stop by our Visitor Center to receive visitor information on hotels, restaurants, attractions and other things to do in our area. We are eager to help you in any way.See more..
Whether you need directions, suggestions on where to eat and play or just a break from the road, we've got you covered. Our experienced staff is here to provide travel information that will help make the most of your trip. Recharge with a complimentary cup of local coffee. You can even purchase tickets and souvenirs!See more..
We were driving past and saw 2 "redcoats" on the lawn. Had to stop and visit with them. They were members of the 23rd Royal Welch Fusiliers reenactment group, and were on hand to add color to the start of historic Hillsborough tours at the visitor center. We did not have time for a tour that day, but enjoyed talking with the very knowledgeable pair. They even let us try on their coats!See more..
Falls Lake Dam was constructed by the Army Corps of Engineers for flood control and a reservoir for drinking water. There are also a number of trails and recreation opportunities at the dam. The trailrace area is right below the dam and is very scenic. It provides access to the Neuse River Trail heading downstream on the river and the 60-mile Falls Lake Trail that runs along the south shore of the lake. Additional short hike options are found around the dam area. The visitor center has more information for those interested in learning about engineering and construction of the lake. There are many spots for beautiful views of the lake, especially in the fall. I visit here regularly to hike the trails.See more..
5.0High Point Regional Visitors Center(10 reviews) - Also a Great Place for Residents to Find Out What's Happening in the Area Saturday: Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
The Visit High Point Team has taken the necessary steps to ensure your safety while visiting the High Point Regional Visitors Center. Face Masks are worn by all staff, hand sanitizer is available throughout our facility while social distancing can be done with ease. We welcome you to our Regional Visitors Center where you will find great resources for shopping the Home Furnishings Capital of the World!TM, High Point University or other points of interest. Designed in the style of an art museum, the center’s 21 galleries engage the imagination with innovative touch-screen kiosks, appealing photography, informative videos, music and brochures that provide details on local attractions and more!See more..
these people know there stuff, the place is clean and i can't say one bad thing about it. the belmont abbey campus is right bySee more..
4.5I-95 South Welcome Center(8 reviews) - Welcome to North Carolina Saturday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
North Carolina's nine Welcome Centers promote thousands of tourism-related businesses — attractions, accommodations, events and more — to visitors already in the state actively seeking travel information. Located on Interstate highways just inside the state line, each Welcome Center has a statewide focus, with an emphasis on information for visitors traveling a particular interstate corridor. Our professional, nationally-certified travel counselors: >Distribute the state's Official North Carolina Travel Guide, the Department of Transportation's official state map, and other marketing publications exclusively about North Carolina. >Offer detailed travel information in clean, modern facilities. >Book room reservations at no charge for visitors staying overnight in North Carolina. The Welcome Centers are open from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. daily. The centers are closed on New Year's Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Free Wi-Fi Internet access is available.See more..
Always our 1st stop leaving the beach for home over the past 40 years, this rest center remains top notch. Tucked among the pines, it has a large picnic area with tables, grills, vending, dog walks and clean rest rooms. The property is attractively landscaped, safe and well taken care of.See more..
5.0I-77 North NC Welcome Center(4 reviews) - Very Clean Saturday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers • Points of Interest & Landmarks
North Carolina's nine Welcome Centers promote thousands of tourism-related businesses — attractions, accommodations, events and more — to visitors already in the state actively seeking travel information. Located on Interstate highways just inside the state line, each Welcome Center has a statewide focus, with an emphasis on information for visitors traveling a particular interstate corridor. Our professional, nationally-certified travel counselors: >Distribute the state's Official North Carolina Travel Guide, the Department of Transportation's official state map, and other marketing publications exclusively about North Carolina. >Offer detailed travel information in clean, modern facilities. >Book room reservations at no charge for visitors staying overnight in North Carolina. The Welcome Centers are open from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. daily. The centers are closed on New Year's Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Free Wi-Fi Internet access is available.See more..
5.0Halifax County(2 reviews) - DOG RUN, CHICK-FIL-A & STARBUCKS NEXT DOOR--ENOUGH SAID! Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers
Normally, a stop at a visitors center might not seem too exciting. But for travelers with a dog and/or kids, this one is a god send. This visitors center is just off I-95 and has a DOG RUN! And within walking distance there is a Chick-Fil-A, Starbucks & gas station! Fido can stretch his legs, kids can get their Chick-fil-As, parents can get a Starbucks fix, and the car can get gassed up all in one stop. Oh, and go into the visitors center and have fun talking to Greg! He's a riot!See more..
4.0I-85 North N.C. Welcome Center(2 reviews) - Clean place to stop once you get out of Virginia and into North Carolina. Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers • Scenic Walking Areas
Stopped here on our way to Durham. Restrooms are okay. Good place to walk pets and gather information.See more..
4.0I-85 South NC Welcome Center(1 review) - Welcome Spent < 1 hour Visitor Centers North Carolina's nine Welcome Centers promote thousands of tourism-related businesses — attractions, accommodations, events and more — to visitors already in the state actively seeking travel information. Located on Interstate highways just inside the state line, each Welcome Center has a statewide focus, with an emphasis on information for visitors traveling a particular interstate corridor.See more..
The Mooresville Convention & Visitors Bureau is your source for all there is to see and experience in Mooresville, North Carolina! Stop by our beautiful Visitors Center and let our friendly staff assist you with your vacation, wedding, or special event. Located on the shores of beautiful Lake Norman, Mooresville is the perfect place to take in watersports. Try your hand at Stand Up Paddleboard, or kayak or canoe around the shores to see our abundant birds and wildlife. Speaking of wildlife, our area is home to two animal parks, Lazy 5 Ranch and Zootastic Park. Either one make for a fantastic experience no matter what your age! Racing fans will feel right at home in Mooresville, also known as Race City USA. Many top teams make their homes here, and there are museums that cover racing history and roots. Or be a driver for a day at GoPro Motorplex! To experience craft beer breweries to lake cruises to unique restaurants, we invite you to Visit Mooresville!See more..
The Pittsboro-Siler City Convention & Visitors Bureau is Chatham County's official destination marketing organization (DMO), responsible for promoting travel and tourism, as mandated by the occupancy tax and its legal uses. As the liaison between potential visitors, media, and film scouts and the local travel industry, the CVB’s role is to increase tourism and its economic impact on the county.See more..
