Day 2 (Saturday)
Morning: We understand that camper life has its advantages, like causally drinking coffee and eating breakfast in the comfort of your own “home,” but if you choose to go out, you can check out the best breakfast places on our website at DistinctlyFayettevilleNC.com.
Afternoon: Time to explore. We suggest checking out our Cultural Heritage Trails on our website. With pre-planned routes with interactive maps and descriptions to video highlights & photos, the most challenging part is deciding which trail to tackle first. The Patriot’s Past & Present Trail is rich in history and guides you along a journey of places to explore, from the Airborne and Special Ops Museum to Freedom Memorial Park, which commemorates the service of those that gave their lives for our country. The trail will educate you on the patriotic culture that surrounds Fayetteville.
Evening: Recharge and relax at one of the downtown breweries. Huske Hardware, Fayetteville’s Oldest Brewery, is housed in a 115-year-old building full of history itself. With a great patio area, cold beer, and a menu full of tasty treats, you can relax and take in the views and probably see one of the trains come by the depot or possibly the Amtrak making a stop at the station.
It is also located within walking distance of shops and Segra Stadium. You may want to check out the Woodpecker’s schedule and catch a game while in town. Fayetteville is home to the Marksman also if you happen to visit during one of the colder months. Our professional hockey team plays at the Crown Coliseum. Check our event calendar for their schedule.
You can even take an after-dinner walk downtown and hit up some of the shops and sites. Back-A-Round Records is a hidden gem. It has thousands of vinyl records, CDs, and cassette tapes and will definitely take you back to some better years of music. Or you might find yourself in awe of the architecture of the buildings themselves downtown. Did you know we have a Historical Architecture Trail as well?
