In light of Hurricane Helene's recent impacts, Fayetteville and Cumberland County, North Carolina, want to assure residents and visitors that we remain open and ready to welcome all who can safely travel here. Additionally, our hearts go out to the communities in Western North Carolina and Upper East Tennessee affected by Hurricane Helene. As part of our response efforts, DistiNCtly Fayetteville is actively donating and collecting supplies for individuals and families impacted by the hurricane in partnership with Veterans Services and Off-Road Outreach. If you plan to visit Fayetteville in the coming weeks and are interested in assisting in the relief effort, you can donate items at our office at 245 Person Street. Learn More.
Nothing says fall like the morning air becoming crisp, the leaves changing colors, and pumpkin spice lattes and pie getting their due shine. In Greater Fayetteville, you can find all your favorite fall things this season.
Autumn in Fayetteville, NC
Take in the essence of old things falling away and a new landscape coming into view with the beautiful array of yellow and orange leaves on the pond cypress and deep evergreen on the longleaf pines along the trails at Carvers Creek State Park.
Best Fall Experiences in Fayetteville, NC
Feed two birds with one scone with a stroll through downtown Fayetteville, where you can find some local coffee shops sure to provide a pumpkin spice latte fix and experience new outdoor exhibit e/motion comprising of eight different public art installations.
Wander into Rude Awakening Coffee Shop for a pumpkin patch mocha affectionately made with white chocolate mocha and pumpkin spice en route to the new downtown attractions.
Warm up with a Winterbloom Pistachio Matchalatte
Public Art Installations in Fayetteville, NC
e/motion is an interactive art installation that will combine the simple joy of a seesaw, the mesmerizing movement of water, and the soothing sounds of the ocean to provide an unforgettable sensory experience.
The e/motion art installation was created by Olivier Landreville in collaboration with Serge Mahue and will be in the district through November 4. It is being brought to Fayetteville by the Cool Spring Downtown District, City of Fayetteville, Fayetteville Public Works Commission, and the Arts Council of Fayetteville.
Escape to a cozy and peaceful rustic getaway at a cabin situated on a nature preserve in Godwin, North Carolina. “Glamp” in a remodeled farmhouse seated on a 10-acre wildlife preserve at the Jackson Farm Guest House Cabin.
Away from the noise of everyday life, you can enjoy a two-bedroom private guest house with access to a private pond and over two miles of walking trails.
Whether it's snuggling up in a private getaway with your loved one or sipping spicy seasonal lattes with friends downtown, you can bask in all things fall in Fayetteville and Cumberland County this season.
Spend The Weekend in Cumberland County Enjoying The Fall Bloom
