Antiques

Carolina Antiques & Restoration
4399 Main Street, Ellerbe
910-652-2098

Fairgrounds Antiques
2166 Main Street, Ellerbe
910-652-5798

Memories Antique Shop
West Page Street, Ellerbe

Farm Fresh

The Berry Patch
1246 N Us Highway 220
(910) 895-6522

David’s Produce
2940 US 220 North
910-652-6413

Gibson’s Nursery
342 Gibson Nursery Road
910-652-6254

Peach Pit Ice Cream Shoppe
2194 N Us Highway 220
910-652-5629

Triple L Farms
2205 Derby Road
910-417-0438

Points of Interest

Rankin Museum of American Heritage

Come see this world-class collection of artifacts documenting the natural and historic heritage of America. 
910-652-6378

Ellerbe Springs Inn & Restaurant

Built in 1906 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the inn features 13 guest rooms with Victorian furnishings and a full-service restaurant.  The Spring House is available for special occasions.
910-652-5600

Camp Millstone

Nestled in the tall pines of the Sandhills, 4-H campers and special users enjoy boating, swimming, fishing, horseback riding, shooting and hiking.  Above all else they enjoy the learning experience.  Established in 1939, the center is situated within the 60,000-acre Sandhills Wildlife Management Gamelands and covers 320 acres of undisturbed woodlands. The North Carolina 4-H Museum will open on the site in 2009.
910-652-5905

Bostick School

This restored one-room schoolhouse, located on Clayton Carriker Road is listed on the National Registry of Historic Places.

Points of Interest

Windy Hill Sports
Sanctioned motocross and ATV racing at its best.
910-895-4387

Scenic Byways

Indian Heritage Trail
Runs from Millstone Road east of Ellerbe, through town and west on NC73, over the Little River to Indian Mound State Historic Site.

Grassy Island Crossing
Traverse the Pee Dee River hills on Grassy Island Road, crosses the Pee Dee River on NC109 and picks up on Grassy Island Road again through parts of the Pee Dee National Wildlife Refuge.

Town Creek Indian Mound
A visit to Town Creek Indian Mound offers a glimpse of pre-Columbian life in Piedmont North Carolina. The visitor center contains interpretive exhibits, as well as audiovisual programs that bring alive a rich cultural heritage from the buried past. Self-guided tours of the rebuilt structures and mound and other group activities are available.
(910) 439-6802

Wildlife Pursuits

John Lentz Hunter Education Complex
Located on Game Management Road these facilities include outdoor pistol (25 yd), outdoor rifle (100 yd), muzzleloading, trap, skeet, and archery.
Range 910-652-3859
Camp Office 910-652-5905

The Webb Farm Quail Grounds & Lodge

One of North Carolina’s finest wingshooting destinations, the lodge is nestled in the heart of 1,200 acres of prime quail habitat.
910-652-6563

DeWitt Game Farm

Sporting clay course with regular events, guided hunts, and shooting instruction.
910-652-2926

Pee Dee National Wildlife Refuge

Nearly 1,000 acres of the 8,000-acre preserve is in Richmond County, just a few miles west of Ellerbe.

Pee Dee River/Blewett Falls Lake
Fishing, boating, paddling and wildlife observation opportunities abound on the Pee Dee River and Blewett Falls Lake.

Special Events

March: Ellerbe Springs Marathon (last Saturday in March)
Contact: Jim Lane at Ellerbe Springs
(910-652-5600)
or visit the Mangum Track Club website.

April: Hunter Education Weekend (last weekend)
Contact: John Lentz Hunter Education Center
Range 910-652-3859 & Camp Office 910-652-5905

May: Wagon Train
Contact: Bo Ussery (910) 895-3885
or Greg McAuley (910) 652-2050

June, August, September, October, November, December: Clay shoot
Contact: DeWitt’s Game Farm
(910) 652-2926

July: July 4th celebration at Lions Club Park
Contact by email.

November: Farmers Parade & Festival (Saturday before Thanksgiving). Contact Richmond County Cooperative Extension (910) 997-8255.

December: Our Hometown Christmas Event is held on the first Thursday in December each year.

Spring to Fall: Lawnmower Races every other Saturday night at Lions Club Park. Email us for more information.

October to March: Sandhills Gamelands Field Trials Weekly