Pan for gold in a stream that was mined in the early 1800s or look for gemstones in our flumes. Dining and gift shop on site. 51 campsites, 26 are full hook-up with electric, water and sewer, and 25 have electric and water, a dump station is available.
Area's only custom gem cutting. Fine handmade jewelry. Jewelry repair. Gems, minerals, rocks, lapidary equipment and supplies for sale. Cutting lessons. Gem mining rain or shine year round.
Marion, NC Pioneer History
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, downtown Marion was established in 1842. Commercial development began in 1870 on 50 acres donated by John Carson. The Marion Depot is an 1860
Marion, NC Historic Districts State fish hatchery open throughout the year. View and feed three species of trout in raceways and ponds. School tours available.
Marion, NC Fishing
From I-26, exit 49A (Bat Cave Exit); 64 E, go 1.5 miles; go left on Fruitland Road to the end (0.5 miles); turn left on Garre...
Historic James H. Rumbough House features in "This Old House".Private baths, fireplaces, balcony, beautiful gardens. Also th...
Hours: 8:00 AM - dark Monday - Saturday, 10:00 AM - dark Sunday. Directions: Leave I-77 at Elkin NC on US 21 North headed tow...
Living history recreated by docents in traditional costume, working with traditional tools, engaged in hearth baking, candle-...
This course by Tom Jackson has plenty of sand traps and very large greens. The greens are bentgrass with 419 Bermuda fairways...