Wake Forest, North Carolina lies just north of the bustling capital city of Raleigh. Despite its size, this small town offers enough activities, culture, and history to keep people entertained for several days. Visitors can take a walk through the historic downtown area, have a meal at one of the many great restaurants or cafes, explore nature and enjoy outdoor recreational activities at the Falls Lake State Recreation Area, or even try one of the local craft beers at the White Street Brewing Company.
Falls Lake State Recreation Area
The Falls Lake State Recreation Area consists of seven different access areas that are located around the shore of a 12,000-acre, undeveloped reservoir. Within the recreation area are picnic areas and five swimming beaches, as well as numerous boat ramps, with some reserved for non-gas powered boats and paddlers.
The Falls Lake State Recreation Area also includes a network of trails for mountain biking and part of the Mountains-to-Sea State Trail for hiking.
White Street Brewing Co.
The White Street Brewing Co. is focused on classically styled and authentic beers, with every batch expertly crafted using knowledge based on traditions that have been around for centuries.
Winterpast Farm
The Winterpast Farm spans across ten acres of land near Falls Lake in Wake Forest, North Carolina, serving as a sanctuary for both children and animals, a place where people can interact with nature and animals.
Brigs at the Forest
Brigs at the Forest serves a wide array of breakfast dishes, fresh salads, hot sandwich platters, and more in the town of Wake Forest.
Shuckers Oyster Bar & Grill
Shuckers Oyster Bar & Grill offers a little bit of something for everyone, even the picky eaters.
The Lemon Tree
Situated in the historic downtown district of Wake Forest, North Carolina, The Lemon Tree serves a menu consisting of freshly prepared sandwiches, wraps, soups, and salads.
Amalia's Authentic Italian Restaurant
Amalia's Authentic Italian Restaurant started when owner and Executive Chef Filippo Fanfani fell for a renovated house from the 1800’s along South Main Street in 2018.
