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 …
Fishing pier at Kure Beach. Quieter than the Wrightsville and Carolina Beach piers. Good for fishing and enjoying …
What's left of the original 1939 Crystal Pier at Wrightsville Beach. More of a jetty now than a …
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 …
Hands-on aquarium focused on North Carolina's coastal habitats. Touch tanks, shark exhibits, albino alligator. Good for kids and …
Colonial and Civil War era historic site south of Wilmington. The ruins of Brunswick Town and the earthworks …
Free public boat ramp at Castle Hayne. Access to the Northeast Cape Fear River. Basic facilities but functional.
1.75-mile wooden boardwalk along the Cape Fear River through downtown. The spine of the downtown experience with restaurants, …
Major recreational park (part of Hugh MacRae Park) featuring a large playground that kids love, tennis courts, disc …
Natural beach area south of Kure Beach with swimming, hiking trails through maritime forest and salt marsh, and …
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 …
Free public garden with themed plantings, a koi pond, and a kids' play area. The Japanese garden is …