The Tiny Town Of Jonesville In North Carolina Has A Little Bit Of Everything
By Carolyn Harmon|Published February 07, 2023
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Under Brown Mountain Lights the Beast of Blandenboro wanders this magical land where lighthouses shine on kingdoms only accessible by ferries. A Lost Colony of legends and pirates revealed in historical sites and majestic mountains with views that make us weep. The home of handmade sculptures and scrumptious cuisine. North Carolina leaves this long-time writer and artist breathless with endless surprises, including the unlikely warmth a winter walk on the beach can bring.
With about 3,400 residents in its 2.90 square miles, Jonesville, North Carolina, holds its own. From rollicking outdoor seasonal adventures to great eats and a vineyard, exploring this tiny town leaves you feeling you’re in a vast wonderland. Located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, this unique place offers rich history, beautiful parks, and shopping in its one-of-a-kind family-owned boutiques. Here’s a little glimpse of this tiny town you will surely want to visit.
This rustic cabin also sits along the Yadkin River and is conveniently located along the Jonesville Greenway, and about a half mile from historic downtown Elkin. If you plan to stay a night or two, reserve this rustic cabin down the river a ways.
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The two-bedroom, 1,100-square-foot cabin can accommodate up to five people.
The Mustard Seed Boutique is a family-owned and operated shop offering fashionable clothing, accessories, shoes, and gifts, along with furniture and decor at reasonable prices.
This table showcases a sampling of the eclectic inventory you will find throughout this charming store.
The nonprofit Jonesville History Center provides a glimpse into this town's fascinating past when it was Allen's Settlement, the oldest town in Yadkin County. To schedule a tour call 336-244-5064.
Mineral Springs Park showcases a Tri-County Veterans' Memorial with more than 3,000 names of those who have served our nation since pre-Revolutionary War conflicts.
Any time of the year, Midnight Magdalena Vineyards gives a well-deserved respite on more than 50 acres at the northern end of the Swan Creek American Viticultural Area.
Did you know this family-owned vineyard is one of the few to orient its rows west to east instead of north to south to take advantage of the winds?