Things To Do in Fayetteville, North Carolina

This station is a rare example of Dutch Colonial architecture with the outside passenger and freight platform dating back to World War I.

Arnette Park

A wide variety of recreational opportunities are available at this beautiful park that features an 18 hole Frisbee golf course, tennis courts, horseshoe pits, children's play areas, picnic areas, nature trails, a sand volleyball court, and football, soccer, and softball fields.

Fascinate-U Children's Museum

Hands-on exhibits and interactive play for children.

Museum of Cape Fear

A history museum covering the southern region of North Carolina.

Baywood Golf Club

Eighteen-hole, tournament style golf course measures 6,763 yards with a U.S.G.A./slope rating of 71.50/115.

Cape Fear FireAntz

Come watch nonstop action with the Fire Ants as they take on competitors from the Atlantic Coast Hockey League.

The second largest regional park in the city, and remains, a natural wooded area and features three trails that wind through the park and along the Cape Fear River.

Fayetteville Museum of Art

The first structure built into an art museum in North Carolina, this museum offers a variety of unique and changing art exhibits, as well as concerts, educational programs, and workshops.

Jambbas Ranch

A private zoological park and natural habitat that offers tours of its extensive grounds that are the home of numerous buffalos, llamas, deer, elk, cows, sheep, ducks, swans, and peacocks.

Cape Fear Botanical Garden

Nestled on 85 beautiful acres that overlook Cross Creek and the Cape Fear River, this spectacular botanical garden includes numerous species of native plants, wild flowers, and majestic oaks.

Mazerick Park

The city's largest park is adjacent to Glenville Lake.

Cape Fear Wildcats

Feel the action as the Cape Fear Cats take on their competitors of the Indoor Arena2 Football League.