North Carolina | Fun and Funky Things to Do

North Carolina is an amazing state filled with fun attractions for the whole family to enjoy. For those visitors looking for something a little different during their time in North Carolina, here are a few of the state's fun and funky destinations.

Wilmington

Wilmington is said to be one of the most haunted cities in the United States, and visitors looking for a fun adventure should take a haunted tour of the city. Within this historic city, visitors can find many tales of the cities long history, as well as many ghosts. Ghost tours take place throughout the year and travel through the most active ghost sites in the city.

Allison Woods, Statesville

Allison Woods is a beautiful and historic location in North Carolina, and a location with historical significance. These historic gardens are open by appointment all year, and also hold events. Visitors looking for a truly unique historical experience should be sure to visit during the historical reenactments held at Allison Woods. Each year over one weekend in September there are Civil War and WWII battle reenactments and more.

Cliffs of the Neuse State Park, Seven Springs

This park has some very spectacular natural features in North Carolina. The Cliffs of the Neuse State Park's main feature are the cliffs on the banks of he Neuse River. These cliffs rise 90 feet above the river, and stretch for 600 yards. Visitors to the park can learn about the role this region has played in the history of the country and the region, and they can learn about the geological forces that shaped the Cliffs.

Energy Explorium, McGuire Nuclear Site, Huntersville

Visitors to North Carolina can stop at the Energy Explorium to learn all about electricity generation and more. There are many activities, including a virtual tour of McGuire Nuclear Site, where the Energy Explorium is located. Visitors can also enjoy opportunities to learn about the environment, and interactive exhibits.

Gillis Hill Farm, Fayatteville

Visitors to the Fayatteville area can stop by the Gillis Hill Farm to see and tour a working farm. The family has been farming in the area since the 1700s, and visitors can learn all about farming and important developments in farming over time. Visitors can also enjoy the ice cream  shop and make reservations for guided tours of the farm.