Towns & Villages

Escape to Something Different

Need a break from the everyday? The Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Aberdeen area is the perfect place to relax and recharge.

Here, natural beauty meets timeless charm, inviting you to slow down, explore, and discover hidden gems. Each town and village has its own unique character, but all share warm welcomes, local stories, and experiences that will keep you coming back for more.

Aberdeen

Aberdeen blends rich Scottish roots, railroad history, and small-town charm with vibrant shops, dining, and beloved traditions like the quirky Sardine Festival.

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Southern Pines

Southern Pines blends vibrant downtown energy, rich equestrian heritage, and classic Sandhills charm into one of the region’s most inviting destinations.

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Pinehurst

The Village of Pinehurst blends storybook architecture, rich golf heritage, and relaxed elegance in the heart of the Sandhills.

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Cameron

The Town of Cameron is a charming antiques haven where historic homes, quiet streets, and Southern hospitality create a timeless small-town experience.

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Carthage

Rooted in history and local pride, Carthage blends small-town warmth, historic landmarks, and a welcoming community spirit.

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Foxfire

Discover the Village of Foxfire, a tranquil Sandhills retreat offering natural beauty, friendly community spirit, and classic golf tucked among the rolling pines.

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Pinebluff

Pinebluff is a peaceful Sandhills town known for its lakes, longleaf pines, and relaxed small-town charm.

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Robbins

A tight-knit community with deep roots, Robbins invites visitors to explore its history, outdoor spaces, and true Southern hospitality.

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Seven Lakes

Seven Lakes is a peaceful Sandhills community known for its scenic lakes, outdoor recreation, and relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere.

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Vass

A small Sandhills town with big heart, Vass invites visitors to experience authentic community spirit and peaceful surroundings.

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West End

In 1890, between Aberdeen and Carthage, traveling through the woodlands would bring you to Daniel McDonalds turpentine distillery.

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Whispering Pines

Back in the late 1700s, Charles Hurd and Nicholas Smith received land grants from the king of England, and the area we now call Whispering Pines was born.

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