You'll have to choose sides in North Carolina -- the mountains or the sea. Do you want to hike wooded trails or stroll on hotel-free beaches? Drive the scenic Blue Ridge Parkway or sail across the sound on a ferry? Gaze over misty valleys from a mountain peak or admire the arc of the shoreline from a sand dune? It's difficult to make a wrong choice with these options, but you're still likely to do some hand-wringing.
Located off I-95 at exit 173 in Roanoke Rapids. Hotel is within walking distance of several restaurants and shopping areas such as Wal-Mart Supercenter and the Becker Village Mall.
Whether you’ve visited our beautiful mountain haven for years, or it’s your first visit, you’ll find that we’re still the perfect destination for an event, a weekend away, and more.
Lumberton I-95 KOA Journey - Our RV Park and Campground is nestled along the Lumberton River and conveniently near I-95 and I-74 in Lumberton, North Carolina, only 20 minutes from the South Carolina border.
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The Hampton Inn Wilson Downtown is the newest hotel in the heart of one of North Carolina's most beautiful cities. Our guest will enjoy the advantages of proximity to Raleigh-Durham metropolitan area as well as a short commute to North Carolina's beaches with easy access on and off I-95.
This Property is 100 Pct. Non-Smoking The Doubletree Hotel Charlotte-Gateway Village in Charlotte's uptown Gateway Village is conveniently located just off I-77 six blocks from the downtown Charlotte Convention Center and nine blocks from the Charlotte Visitor's Bureau.
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Take a stroll through the beautiful North Carolina Blue Ridge Mountains and tour our log cabins and our cozy log rooms near Appalachian State University and all the attractions of the Boone area.
Our Boone, NC hotel and resort offers the widest variety of accommodations in the High Country.
Because North Carolina's two best features lie on the far east and west boundaries of the state, separated by more than 250 mi/400 km of middle ground, it's difficult to see them both in a one-week vacation. North Carolina is blessed with a great wealth of scenic parks and recreation areas, including several national forests. The solution is to make two visits or one very long one. It will be time well spent.
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