Concord, NC

North Carolina's largest shopping and entertainment destination, featuring over 200 stores, a massive Bass Pro Shops, a SEA LIFE Aquarium, and an AMC Theatre. It's a one-stop shop for deals, dining, and diversion.

Just a short drive from downtown, visit the site of America's first documented gold find in 1799. Try your hand at panning for gold in the creek, explore the underground mine tunnel, and learn about the Carolina Gold Rush.

More than just a hotel, this massive indoor water park resort offers wave pools, water slides, and activities for all ages. It's a guaranteed splash-hit for families, rain or shine.

This beautifully restored 1935 art deco movie palace in downtown Concord now hosts live performances, concerts, classic films, and community events. It's a cultural jewel offering an intimate and historic setting.

Access miles of this regional trail network right in Concord. The popular Rob Wallace Park segment offers a paved, scenic route perfect for walking, running, or biking through natural areas.

Fulfill the ultimate fan fantasy at Charlotte Motor Speedway. Get behind the wheel of a real NASCAR-style stock car and take laps around the legendary track under the guidance of professional instructors.

The city's charming heart, centered around Union Street. Here you'll find historic courthouses, local government, boutique shopping, cafes, and regular community events like concerts on the square. It's walkable and full of early 20th-century architectural character.

A major commercial and residential hub in southwest Concord, known for its extensive shopping plazas, diverse restaurant options, and newer suburban neighborhoods. It's a convenient, bustling area for everyday errands and dining.

A serene, established neighborhood surrounding the scenic Lake Concord. Features a mix of mid-century and traditional homes, peaceful streets, and direct access to the lakefront park—a favorite for walking, fishing, and community gatherings.

The city's economic engine, defined by the massive Concord Mills mall, countless hotels, chain restaurants, and of course, the Charlotte Motor Speedway. This area is all about convenience, major attractions, and the buzz of big events.

Centered around the historic Gibson Mill, this area has transformed from an old textile complex into a dynamic district of loft apartments, breweries, the Gibson Mill Market food hall, and creative businesses, attracting a younger, vibrant crowd.