Explore Johnston County
Johnston County Visitors Bureau
Destination Marketing Organization representing the municipalities of Benson, Clayton, Four Oaks, Smithfield, Selma, Kenly, Pine Level, Princeton, Micro, Meadow, Wilson's Mills and the Cleveland area. Located on I-95 and I-40
Smithfield, NC BusinessesCarolina Premium Outlets
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Smithfield, NC MallsJohnston County Speedway
Johnston County Speedway has been one of the premier kart tracks since opening in 1984. Covered pit areas with power and air, along with the best racing surface on the East Coast has kept JCS at the top of many racer's list of favorite facilities. Race starts at 4:30
Clayton, NC SpeedwaysSleep Inn-Clayton/I-40
In Johnston County, convenient location to Downtown Raleigh, 15 minutes for personal and business travel to the Triangle. Two exits from Alltell Pavilion Amphitheatre with seasonal top entertainers. Seven miles from Clayton and 15
Clayton, NC BusinessesHampton Inn-Clayton/I-40
Three star Hampton Inn located at exit 312 on I-40, 15 minutes from Downtown Raleigh in Johnston County minutes from Clayton.
Clayton, NC Businesses
Benson Area Chamber of Commerce
Located in Benson, the chamber represents the businesses of the town and surrounding area. On the fourth weekend of September the Benson Chamber holds the Benson Mule Days. In Johnston County from I-95, Exit 79, and from I-40, Exit 325.
Benson, NC Businesses
Flower Hill
Climbing the bluffs along the south banks of Moccasin Creek, the 10-acre Flower Hill Preserve is home to the largest stand of native purple rhododendron found in the Coastal Plain. In addition to great plants, the endangered dwarf wedgemussel inhabits the creek next to Triangle Land Conservancy.
Kenly, NC Other AttractionsJohnston County Airport
Located 35 miles southeast of RDU, the Johnston County airport provides convenient access to numerous piedmont North Carolina destinations.The Johnston County Airport is open seven days a week, from 7:30 am to 7 pm during the summer, and from 8 am to 6 pm during the winter.
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