Explore Stanly County
Badin Inn Golf Resort & Club
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Badin Inn Golf Resort & Club has been called "Mini-Pinehurst,"
Badin, NC Golf CoursesChuck Morehead Memorial Park
The park offers basketball, baseball/softball, tennis courts, vollyball, swimming pools, championship 18 hole disc golf course, and childrens activities
Albemarle, NC Parks
Stanly County Farmers' Market
The Stanly County Farmers' Market is located in pavilion adjacent to Market Station, a historic restored railroad depot. It operates mid-April to mid-November, Wed and Sat, 7am-3pm, offering locally grown produce and handmade goods.
Albemarle, NC Farms
Stanly County Country Club
Course Access: Private
Holes: 18
Reserve Advance Tee Times: 5
Mountain Creek Gold Mine
Gold Mining and gold panning available on site.
New London, NC Pioneer History
Tillery Sportsman Store
Tillery Sportsman Store is a facility that offers hunting and fishing supplies for all of your outdoor needs. They have a restaurant that serves breakfast ,lunch, and dinner. They offer live bait/ army surplus/ propane refills/ ATM access.
Albemarle, NC Other Attractions
Whip-O-Will Campground
Located on Badin Lake with 61 campsites, some leased annually. Leases available.
New London, NC Campgrounds
Cotton Patch Gold Mine & Campground
Gold Mining and camping at Cotton Patch Gold Mine. A panning fee entitles one to washed ore, panning equipment and instruction. Visitors may pan or sluice. Campground with wilderness and full hook up sites or rental units. Gold mining at Cotton Patch dates back to before 1865
New London, NC CampgroundsOakboro Regional Museum of History
Oakboro Regional is housed in the circa 1935 restored Drye's Furniture store building with original tin ceiling, plastered walls, 8-foot plate glass windows and glass front door used as an entry into gift shop.A collection of over 1000
Oakboro, NC MuseumsStanly County Museum & Visitor Center
Permanent exhibit of history of Stanly County. Tours of two local historic house museums: the Snuggs House (1873) and the Marks House (1847).
Albemarle, NC Museums