Wilkes County NC Attractions (30+ Great Places to Visit!)

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Wilkes County NC is home to the wonderful towns of Wilkesboro and North Wilkesboro. Here, you’ll find plenty of things to do, awesome annual events, and more

Looking for the best things to do in Wilkes County, North Carolina? This beautiful foothills destination is known as the “Moonshine Capital of the World” and the birthplace of NASCAR, but it also offers incredible outdoor adventures, local history, and small-town charm.

From hiking scenic trails along the Blue Ridge Parkway to exploring vineyards, waterfalls, and unique festivals, Wilkes County has something for everyone- whether you’re planning a weekend getaway, a family trip, or just a day of exploring in the NC mountains.

Wilkes County, North Carolina‘s main towns are Wilkesboro and North Wilkesboro, and both are important contributors to North Carolina’s music scene (Merlefest), and share a historic relationship with moonshine and auto racing.

Our guide will cover our favorite things to do throughout the year, the area’s most significant events, standout restaurants, and more.

Here’s how we’ve organized this guide:

Where is Wilkes County?
Wilkes County Towns
Where to Stay
Annual Events
Places to Visit in Wilkes County This Weekend

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Where is Wilkes County?

Wilkes County is located in one of the most beautiful regions in North Carolina.

The county is a part of the Yadkin Valley (home to excellent wineries) and the High Country, as well as the Foothills of Western North Carolina.

Wilkes County borders the following NC counties:

Alexander County (South)
Alleghany County (North)
Ashe County (Northwest)
Caldwell County (Southwest)
Iredell County (Southeast)
Surry County (Northeast)
Watauga County (West)
Yadkin County (East)

Most places to visit in Wilkes County are an ideal day trip away from more than a few cities in North Carolina, including the following:

You can reach many places in Wilkes County via I-77 or US-421, but you can also reach the county via some other scenic highways, including the Blue Ridge Parkway and NC-268.

Wilkes County Towns

When thinking of where to go in Wilkes County, the first places that come to mind are the wonderful towns scattered around.

Today, more than 40 towns, census-designated places, unincorporated communities, and townships reside in Wilkes County. Here are a few of the prominent ones:

Elkin: Most of Elkin is part of Surry County, but a beautiful part of the town is in Wilkes County. Elkin is in the heart of the Yadkin Valley Wine Region, and the area is known for great views, delicious wine, amazing food, and live entertainment at places like the popular Reeves Theater. For one of the best sceneries in the area, hike to Carter Falls via a mile round-trip trail.
Ferguson: This is another fascinating town in Wilkes County, partly because of the song “Ballad of Tom Dooley.” It was written after Tom Dooley (Dula), who’s buried in Ferguson after his hanging in Statesville for the 1866 murder of Laura Foster. The Kingston Trio’s version topped the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart in 1958. Whippoorwill Village and Academy is a wonderful hub of cultural history, also in Ferguson. Enjoy walking the grounds or come for Tom Dooley Day and the Daniel Boone Festival!
North Wilkesboro: This Wilkes County town attracts sports lovers, moonshine connoisseurs, and artists, among others. North Wilkesboro Speedway is the birthplace of NASCAR. The town also has ample shopping, vibrant art galleries, and more.
Ronda: Ronda is a small mountain town “full of history and possibilities.” The town is home to notable vineyards such as Piccione Vineyards and Raffaldini Vineyards.
Wilkesboro: The county seat of Wilkes County, Wilkesboro is also a huge contributor to the “Moonshine Capital of the World.” Wilkesboro is also known for MerleFest, a legendary festival with a typically great lineup of musicians.

Where to Stay

Leatherwood things to do in Wilkesboro NC

When exploring Wilkes County, the county seat of Wilkesboro is probably the best place to stay to maximize your exploration.

Hotels in or near Wilkesboro include the Hampton and Holiday Inn. There are also some hotels in Elkin near I-77 (Exit 85).
If you’re looking for something more rustic or budget-friendly, a variety of camping options are available in the area. Two popular places are the Moravian Falls Campground and W. Kerr Scott Dam & Reservoir.
Finally, for the ultimate luxury resort experience in Wilkes County, Leatherwood Mountains in Ferguson is a fantastic place to stay.

Annual Events

Wilkes County is known for some great annual events that you can’t miss! Here’s a quick breakdown of some of the biggest celebrations in the county:

Wilkes Comic-Con (February): Comic-Con is one of North Wilkesboro’s most anticipated events. The event is hosted by the local community and brings together comics, pop culture, and collectibles for a day of fun.
MerleFest (April): Today, MerleFest is one of the country’s most iconic music festivals, but it began as a humble fundraiser for Wilkes Community College. Every April, the college campus is taken over by thousands of music lovers who come from all over the nation to listen to some great musicians.

Brushy Mountain Peach and Heritage Festival (July): Held on the last weekend in July, this festival unites locally grown peaches with Brushy Mountain’s rich history. Come out to celebrate the end of summer with delicious peaches and a wonderful environment.
Carolina in the Fall (September): Another popular music festival in Wilkes County, Carolina in the Fall is a celebration of bands, food, and local breweries. This typically occurs on the third weekend of September.
Brushy Mountain Apple Festival (October): North Wilkesboro’s Brushy Mountain Apple Festival is the perfect fall event! This one-day arts-and-crafts festival is the largest fundraiser for Wilkes County and has many apple products.

Places to Visit in Wilkes County This Weekend

Those events certainly belong on your calendar (they’re on ours, too!), but here are some things to do in Wilkes County throughout most of the year.

Note: You can visually plan your adventures to these Wilkes County attractions via our North Carolina Travel Map and our Western North Carolina Map.

Family-Friendly Fun

Wilkes County is a great place to take your kids, and here are a few of our favorite family-friendly stops. Some of the places in categories after this one are kid-friendly (ex. Stone Mountain State Park and Whippoorwill Village and Academy), but these stand out for us.

The Block

Address: 105 6th St, North Wilkesboro, NC
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This entertainment center in North Wilkesboro is the perfect afternoon adventure for families. The Block is fully equipped with arcade games, a rock-climbing wall, a trampoline park, a roller-skating rink, and a toddler playground. You’ll honestly never want to leave!

Paradise Family Farm

Address: 650 Glenn Carlton Road, Boomer, NC
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Paradise Family Farm is a family-owned farm in the heart of Wilkes County. Serving as both an agritourism activity with their Scottish Highland Cows, Paradise Family Farm is also a stunning wedding venue with a historic 1930s barn.

During our most recent trip to Wilkes County, we enjoyed a tour of the 65-acre farm, where we learned about the process of raising cattle.

You can also cook your own burger during your tour. If you are visiting on a weekend, make sure to check out Yoga in the Barn on Friday mornings.

Perry Lowe Orchards

Address: 8741 NC-16, Moravian Falls, NC
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Perry Lowe Orchards sits in the beautiful foothills of Wilkes County and has been growing apples in North Carolina for six generations.

With more than 40 varieties, Perry Lowe is renowned for crafting unique flavors of pressed apple cider, as well as dehydrated apples. Visit Perry Lowe Orchards for U-Pick apples in the Fall where they have tractor rides, a playground, jump pad, mega slide, and pumpkin patch. Don’t have time for U-Pick?

Perry Lowe Orchards also has a fantastic market store that features fresh-picked apples, daily-made apple cider donuts, hard cider, and outstanding locally made farm products.

Historic and Cultural Stops

If you dig into the history of Wilkes County, you might understand the area is a showcase of frontier spirit. The area’s role in stock-car racing and music stand out, but there is even more history and culture to uncover here.

Doc Watson Mural

Address: 101 W Main St, Wilkesboro, NC

Wilkes County is also known for its incredible arts and culture, which is embodied in the Doc Watson Mural found on Main Street. The mural paints a vivid image of music legend Doc Watson strumming a guitar.

North Wilkesboro Speedway

Address: 381 Speedway Ln, North Wilkesboro, NC
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As we mentioned earlier, Wilkes County is where NASCAR was born. That’s because the first stock car runs happened on the dirt track of North Wilkesboro Speedway in 1947, predating the popular auto sport.

In fact, the garages and backroads between North Wilkesboro and Charlotte paved the way for both liquor and auto racing.

After a lot of hard work and tireless local efforts, the racing mecca reopened in 2022, thus returning races to North Wilkesboro.

Wilkes County Blue Ridge Craft Trail Stops

Things to Do in North Wilkesboro — Wilkes Art Gallery.

We’ve mentioned the arts a few times in this guide. Well, Wilkes County is recognized for its artistic contributions through the Blue Ridge Craft Trail.

One of the most notable stops along the Blue Ridge Craft Trails is the life-size Ben Long Frescoes. Benjamin F. Long IV is considered one of the masters of fresco-baiting on wet plaster, the same technique used by Michelangelo in the Sistine Chapel. The pigments in the paint are absorbed by the plaster, making the paintings part of the wall.

Some of Long’s Frescoes can be found at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Wilkesboro. “St. Paul’s Conversion” and “St. Paul Writing His Epistles” can be viewed Monday-Friday, 10a-4am

Susan Roath is an esteemed stained glass artist who has been improving her craft since 1978. Roath draws her inspiration for each work from a specific piece of glass and then designs the image around it. She works primarily on commissioned pieces, but you can visit her studio (by appointment) and watch her from start to finish, from cutting glass to soldering the final design.

Brey Quality Crafts is a unique stop along the Blue Ridge Craft Trails, as Betsy Brey’s medium of choice is bark peels! Using natural materials from her 25-acre property, Betsy creates baskets, containers, and art in her studio in Boomer. Her primary materials include yellow poplar, cedar, hickory, white oak, hemlock, and reed. In addition to her crafts, Betsy also hosts two-hour “cold process” soap-making classes, where you will leave with beautiful, handmade, luxurious soap.

Here are some more places in Wilkes County along the Blue Ridge Craft Trails:

Mary Freas with Sunset Fiber Works (3249 Swaringen Rd, Traphill, NC)
Taupe Gallery (309 10th St, North Wilkesboro, NC)
Wilkes Art Gallery (913 C St, North Wilkesboro, NC)
Wilkes County Hardware (324 10th St, North Wilkesboro, NC)

Whippoorwill Village and Academy

Address: 11928 NC-268, Ferguson, NC
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Whippoorwill Village & Academy is a hub of culture and history. Located on an 18th-century farm, it’s a collection of institutions that come together to teach about the area and its importance.

Visit this amazing museum of cabins and you’ll find exhibits dedicated to Tom Dooley (Tom Dula), a cabin once used by Daniel Boone, an art gallery, and more.

Wilkes Heritage Museum

Address: 100 E Main St, Wilkesboro, NC
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To get all of Wilkes County’s history in one place, you should visit the Wilkes Heritage Museum. Opening as a nonprofit in 1968, the museum exhibits describe the history of moonshine, NASCAR, and other cool Wilkes County facts.

Throughout the year, the Heritage Museum hosts ghost tours on select dates. Even if you’re not a believer, these tours raise funds for this essential cultural attraction!

Outdoors

You could easily place these outdoor spots in other sections above, because you and your family will love them, but also because history was made and remains in these natural spaces.

Carter Falls

Carter Falls is a 50-foot waterfall composed of a series of upper and lower tiers in the Wilkes County part of Elkin. Before it was open to the public, Carter Falls served as a source of electricity for the town of Elkin until 1967.

After North Carolina acquired the land, Carter Falls became connected to Elkin’s expansive trail system, resulting in 5 different ways to reach the falls.

You can take a guided tour to the waterfall, hike a mile round-trip, or try the longer 4.5-mile round-trip trail. There are options for all skill levels.

Leatherwood Mountains

Address: 512 Meadow Rd, Ferguson, NC
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horses at Leatherwood things to do in Wilkesboro NC

Riding at Leatherwood things to do in Wilkesboro NC

As mentioned previously in our “Where to Stay” section, Leatherwood Mountains is more than just a resort. You can visit this beautiful place and also go horseback riding here!

The equine center is one of the best in the state, attracting people from all over the state to ride its trails.

Merle Watson Garden of the Senses

On the Campus of Wilkes Community College
Address: 1328 S Collegiate Dr, Bldg 17, Wilkesboro, NC

Merle Watson Garden of the Senses is a memorial to musician Doc Watson’s son, Merle, who passed tragically in 1985. The construction of the garden was a condition of organizing the first MerleFest.

Today, the garden is filled with beautiful flowers and plants and houses a wall with Braille plaques.

Rendezvous Mountain State Educational Forest

Address: 1956 Rendezvous Mountain Road, Purlear, NC

This outdoor area is a hidden gem for visitors, despite locals having been adventuring here for years. Rendezvous Mountain State Educational Forest features numerous trails, picnic areas, and breathtaking panoramic views.

Five and a half miles of trails through beautiful hardwood forests with overlooks offering shining views of Pilot Mountain, Hanging Rock, and the Sauratown Mountains.

4.25 miles Amdahl Waterfalls Trail snakes along the Purlear Creek (Amadahy is Cherokee for “forest water”). This trail is considered strenuous and steep, so come prepared for a minimum of a 3-hour hike.

If you prefer a shorter and moderate trail, the Forest Ridge Trail is 0.6 miles long and is excellent for kids of all ages, featuring a story walk.

The forest also has an emphasis on education, so there are plenty of workshops and ranger-guided classes for you to partake in.

Stone Mountain State Park

Address: 3042 Frank Parkway, Roaring Gap, NC

One of our favorite things to do in Wilkes County is hiking at Stone Mountain State Park. The park is named for the exposed granite dome, visible from the Stone Mountain Loop Trail, the Wolf Rock Trail, and even on the Blue Ridge Parkway (Milepost 232.5).

The park’s 5,700 acres are filled with more than 22 miles of trails, gorgeous waterfalls (including Stone Mountain Falls and Widow’s Creek Falls), and spots for fishing and swimming.

Wilkes County Blue Ridge Parkway Stops

Kid Friendly Waterfalls in North Carolina Cascades

NC’s most stunning scenic road, the Blue Ridge Parkway, runs through parts of Wilkes County. Here are some notable stops within the county lines:

Cascade Falls at E.B. Jeffress Park (Milepost 272): This rushing 250-foot waterfall is truly a sight to behold. Take a kid-friendly 0.8-mile loop to an upper overlook to view the falls. There’s a slightly more difficult route to the lower overlook as well.
- This Blue Ridge Parkway stop is currently inaccessible due to a multi-year construction project.
Doughton Park (MP 238-241): Doughton Park is a lesser-known 7,000-acre park, filled with beautiful rhododendrons, azaleas, and more. The park has over 30 miles of hikes, campgrounds, and picnic tables for a variety of activities.

W. Kerr Scott Dam & Reservoir

Visitor Center Address: 499 Reservoir Rd, Wilkesboro, NC
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W. Kerr Scott Dam & Reservoir is your one-stop shop for all things water! Fish, hike, boat, or camp at this nearly 1,500-acre lake. The lake and dam are managed by the Army Corps of Engineers, which maintains six conveniently located boat launches, three campgrounds, and a large amphitheater.

The 1475-acre reservoir offers an excellent backdrop for boating, kayaking, and swimming. Fishing is permitted in the lake, and anglers can find catfish, bluegill, threadfin shad, and bass. There are seven boat ramps and three canoe launches, as well as public swim beaches available at Berry Mountain, Boomer, and Fort Hamby Parks.

There are hiking trails at W. Kerr Scott Dam, including the 6-mile Overmountain Victory National Historic Trail. There are an additional 40 miles of mountain biking trails that can be accessed from Warrior Creek Campground, Dark Mountain Park, and the Visitor Assistance Center.

Yadkin River Greenway

Address: 717 W Main St, North Wilkesboro, NC
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The scenic Yadkin River Greenway stretches and offers the perfect outdoor ride. You’ll see many people here on their bikes or walking as a family and enjoying the cool river breeze.

There are multiple sections of the Yadkin River Greenway to explore, but the River’s Edge Section is currently the longest, at 1.97 miles. This trail starts at the Wilkes YMCA and meanders by Lowe’s River’s Edge Park athletic Facilities.

Shopping

Wilkes County is home to locally owned shops that need our business, and here are a few that we’ve enjoyed frequenting over the years!

Cook’s Sports

Address: 1402 Willow Ln, North Wilkesboro, NC
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Cook’s is a proud Wilkes County institution that has been operating since 1946. Initially, it served as a home and auto shop, selling a variety of goods. You can also print t-shirts or similar apparel at Cook’s Sports, another welcome addition at this local business.

In the 1960s, they introduced their sports section, which has since become the highest-earning aspect of their business. Today, you can shop for just about any outdoor sportswear.

Downtowns

Many of Wilkes County’s most popular spots are located in the vibrant downtowns of Wilkesboro and North Wilkesboro, which we would like to feature here.

Downtown Wilkesboro: The county seat’s downtown area is divided into East and West by Bridge Street, offering many attractions and activities on both sides. Some must-visit places include:

Wilkes Heritage Museum (100 E Main St, Wilkesboro, NC)
The Vintage Corner (103B E Main St, Wilkesboro, NC)
Merle’s (106 E Main St, Wilkesboro, NC)

Downtown North Wilkesboro: Although situated just across the Yadkin River from Wilkesboro, downtown North Wilkesboro maintains its own distinct character. It has a great shopping scene, with stores like:

Annatique’s (820 Main St, North Wilkesboro, NC)
Cook’s Sports (1402 Willow Ln, North Wilkesboro, NC)
Foothills Collectibles (105 6th St, North Wilkesboro, NC)
The Lost Wombat (810 Main St, North Wilkesboro, NC)

Key City Antiques

Address: 502 Main St, North Wilkesboro, NC
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If you enjoy antiquing, North Wilkesboro is the perfect destination for you! Key City Antiques boasts a vast collection of vendors specializing in antiques and a wide range of other items.

The shops are situated in a charming 1930s-era building, offering a selection of local crafts, vintage items, and more.

Where to Eat in Wilkes County

North Wilkesboro Restaurants CB Brew Haus Smokehouse Benny — CB Brew Haus.

In addition to its rich history, Wilkes County has a solid variety of restaurants to choose from as well. Here are some of our favorite places to eat in Wilkes County:

Anchor Coffee (1320 W D St, North Wilkesboro, NC): For a morning pick-me-up, Anchor Coffee is a great local coffee shop. It’s open early in the morning and most of the week, so be sure to stop by.
Brushy Mountain Smokehouse and Creamery (201 Wilkesboro Ave, North Wilkesboro, NC): It’s not often you find the perfect contrast between a hearty meal and silky ice cream. Brushy Mountain Smokehouse and Creamery offers delicious barecue with hand-churned ice cream, making the perfect dinner/dessert combo.
Dooley’s Tavern and Grill (102 E Main St Suite 1, Wilkesboro, NC): A local favorite, Dooley’s makes all its food in-house and has the county’s largest selection of gluten-free food. They have an extensive menu, but our favorite remains the Copper Barrel Burger.
Roselli’s on 10th (211 10th St, North Wilkesboro, NC): For quality Italian cuisine, Roselli’s on 10th is the best in Wilkes County. They offer specialty pizzas and mouthwatering desserts like cherry cheesecake and triple chocolate cake.
Igloo Ice Cream & Sandwiches (4337 NC-16, Millers Creek, NC): Let’s be real- if you tell me there’s an igloo that has been serving hot dogs and milkshakes since 1976, I will be investigating! This cash-only spot in Millers Creek is definitely worth a stop for the hot dog-obsessed!

What are your favorite places to eat in Wilkes County? Let us know in the comments and don’t forget to check out travel guides to North Wilkesboro and Wilkesboro for more!

Blue Ridge Food Tours

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Food tours are some of my favorite ways to experience a town- and Blue Ridge Food Tours does an excellent job showcasing the best of Wilkesboro’s food scene.

From spicy fried chicken to craft cocktails, Blue Ridge Food Tours combines the best bites with the area’s fascinating history.

You’ll learn about the revitalization of North Wilkesboro while strolling along the local business district. Guests make 6-8 stops over 2 hours of fun!

Breweries and Distilleries (Where to Drink Responsibly)

Two of our favorite craft beverage makers reside in Wilkes County, starting with a multi-generational family operation.

Call Family Distillers

Address: 1611 Industrial Dr, Wilkesboro, NC
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As the Moonshine Capital of the World, we think it’s mandatory that you visit Call Family Distillers. Willie Clay Call was known for evading the law and smuggling moonshine in fast cars.

In fact, Mr. Call was considered uncatchable by the ATF.

Today, his family legally distills, and there is no longer the need to run while creating quality moonshine.

This distillery in Wilkesboro also serves as a museum. From Willie Clay Call’s original outfitted cars that were never caught by the police to the still ones he once used, the memorabilia inside that building is outstanding.

Merle’s

Address: 106 E Main St, Wilkesboro, NC
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I don’t say this often, but Merle’s might be my favorite little cocktail bar in North Carolina. Sitting at the edge of downtown in a quaint, 150+ year-old cottage, Merle’s is a community-driven cocktail bar that truly honors the artistry in craft beverages.

From smoky Mezcal with Aztec chili chocolate bitters to Call Family Distillers Coffee Liqueur and egg white, the creative cocktails at Merle’s are always outstanding. Not a drinker? Don’t worry! Merle’s also does zero-proof drinks with just as much care. Merle’s is an inclusive space in Wilkesboro with amazing people, events, and drinks!

Two Boros Brewery

Address: 111 E Main St, Wilkesboro, NC
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Two Boros is the only brewery in Wilkesboro, packing enough punch for all of Wilkes County! A diverse selection of craft beer pairs nicely with a tasty wood-fired pizza or anything else off their great food menu.

We could recommend more than a few but start with a hoppy IPA or Good Gold Almighty, a Belgium Strong Golden Ale.

Yadkin Valley Wineries in Wilkes County

Wilkes 2025 drone roaring river — Roaring River Vineyards

Sitting in the heart of the Yadkin Valley, Wilkes County is home to some of the best wineries in North Carolina. Here are a handful of our favorite wineries near Wilkesboro.

Elkin Creek Vineyard (318 Elkin Creek Mill Rd, Elkin, NC) is an excellent winery for the whole family. Kids can dip in the creek and, on Sundays, the vineyard makes fresh dough for delicious wood-fired pizza!
Jones von Drehle (964 Old Railroad Grade Rd, Thurmond, NC): This estate winery produces wines exclusively from grapes that are harvested from their 30 acres of vines. As the others mentioned, the tasting room view is breathtaking and complements the sips you’ll have.
Piccione Vineyards (2364 Cedar Forest Rd, Ronda, NC): Just next door to Raffaldini, you can also enjoy estate-grown grapes and award-winning Italian-style wines at Piccione Vineyards! Owned by the Sicilian Piccione family, visitors can enjoy sips of Sangiovese, Montepulciano, and their popular Chardonnay.
Raffaldini Vineyards (450 Groce Rd, Ronda, NC): One of the better-known wineries in North Carolina (and beyond), Raffaldini offers quality wines and scenic views of the Yadkin Valley.
Roaring River Vineyards (493 Brewer Mill Rd): This North Carolina winery is a hidden gem! Not only does the tasting room sit along the river, but they also have a fantastic restaurant, biergarten, lodging, and on-site RV park.

Stardust Cellars

Address: 4780 Statesville Road, North Wilkesboro, NC
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Stardust Cellars is a unique biodynamic meadery and winery that blends traditional winemaking methods with modern sustainability practices. If you’ve never had mead before, Stardust is the place you want to go to get a great first taste!

They produce award-winning meads (we recommend their “Honey Buzzed,” a tart semisweet session mead) alongside wines, ciders, and craft beers.

Beyond just sipping mead or wine, Stardust Cellars offers disc golf, live music nights, trivia events, and a cozy taproom atmosphere. They also host private events, such as weddings, parties, and other gatherings, and are family and pet-friendly!

Whether you’re a wine lover, mead enthusiast, or simply seeking a charming spot to relax in Wilkes County, Stardust Cellars offers a creative and community-oriented flavor destination

Ready to Visit Wilkes County?

We love visiting Wilkes County and look forward to our next drive to the Moonshine Capital of the World. In the meantime, we want to hear from you.

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