Restaurants, bars, breweries, beaches, attractions, and more across Wilmington, Wrightsville Beach, Carolina Beach, and Kure Beach.
The USS North Carolina (BB-55) is the most decorated American battleship of World War II. Moored across the …
Classic wooden beach boardwalk with nostalgic charm - arcade games, skee-ball, claw machines, small amusement rides for kids, …
Fishing pier at Wrightsville Beach. One of the landmarks of the beach. Good for fishing, watching surfers, or …
Outdoor concert venue on the shores of Greenfield Lake surrounded by cypress trees and Spanish moss. Undeniably beautiful …
What's left of the original 1939 Crystal Pier at Wrightsville Beach. More of a jetty now than a …
Fishing pier at Kure Beach. Quieter than the Wrightsville and Carolina Beach piers. Good for fishing and enjoying …
Boat tours on the Cape Fear River and surrounding waterways. Eco-tours, sunset cruises, and custom charters. Getting on …
The most popular beach in the Wilmington area. Crystal clear water, consistent surf, good restaurants within walking distance. …
67 acres of formal gardens, walking trails, and live oaks dripping with Spanish moss. The Airlie Oak is …
Fishing pier at Carolina Beach. Pay to fish or just walk out and watch. Good for king mackerel, …
Small park in the Sunset Park neighborhood near Greenfield Lake. Shaded, quiet, and a good spot to sit …
The park surrounding Greenfield Lake with a 5-mile scenic loop drive, walking and biking trails, playgrounds, and the …
Public skatepark at Carolina Beach. Free to use. Decent layout for the size.
Wilmington's major outdoor amphitheater on the riverfront downtown with 7,500-person capacity. Where bigger national touring acts play when …
Colonial and Civil War era historic site south of Wilmington. The ruins of Brunswick Town and the earthworks …
Hands-on aquarium focused on North Carolina's coastal habitats. Touch tanks, shark exhibits, albino alligator. Good for kids and …
Free public boat ramp at Castle Hayne. Access to the Northeast Cape Fear River. Basic facilities but functional.
Natural beach area south of Kure Beach with swimming, hiking trails through maritime forest and salt marsh, and …
Major recreational park (part of Hugh MacRae Park) featuring a large playground that kids love, tennis courts, disc …
1.75-mile wooden boardwalk along the Cape Fear River through downtown. The spine of the downtown experience with restaurants, …
Neighborhood park with a playground and open space. Good for a quick stop with kids.
Old-school beach town energy. The boardwalk has arcades, rides, Britt's Donuts, and summer Friday fireworks. Freeman Park on …
One of the largest and most important Confederate forts of the Civil War. Walk the massive earthwork remains …
Park surrounding the Battleship North Carolina memorial. Walking paths, memorials, and river views. Free to walk the grounds …