Business in Bank:
ADD MY BUSINESS
Verify
Not verifiedThis business has not been claimed. Owners who claim their businesses can update their profile details, add photos, respond to reviews, and more.
Request your free profile now
State park
1. Carvers Creek State Park, Sandhills Access - Cumberland County
Verify
Not verifiedThis business has not been claimed. Owners who claim their businesses can update their profile details, add photos, respond to reviews, and more.
Request your free profile now
· 84 reviews
995 McCloskey Rd, Fayetteville, NC 28311
Address
Website
WhatsApp
4worldlovers: Located in Cumberland County 13 miles northwest of Fayetteville, Carvers Creek State Park features Long Valley Farm, which was once the winter retreat of James Stillman Rockefeller, and the Sandhills access that offers multiuse trails through beautiful longleaf pine ecosystems. The park provides plenty of opportunities for recreation and experiencing natural and cultural history. Both accesses include diverse habitats that are home to unique species like the federally endangered red-cockaded woodpecker and the Pine Barrens tree frog.
There are no camping facilities at Carvers Creek. The closest state park with camping is Raven Rock State Park.
There are no fees required to access Carvers Creek State Park for day use. Fees are charged for certain event permits.
Pets are allowed at the park, except they are not permitted inside buildings. Pets must be on an attended leash of no longer than 6 feet at all times.
Park staff lead regularly scheduled public interpretive programs for all ages. Most events are free, though some may require pre-registration.
Make your special occasion naturally wonderful. State parks are great places for birthday parties, reunions, weddings, and more. Learn more about event permits and fees on the Facilities page.
Friends of State Parks is a nonprofit citizen organization supporting, promoting, and advocating for the North Carolina State Parks system as a whole. Though Carvers Creek State Park does not currently have a local friends group, FSP helps support Carvers Creek, and the group can receive donations dedicated to a specific park.
We are always grateful for helping hands! Please contact park staff at carvers.creek@ncparks.gov for any inquiries regarding volunteer opportunities at the park. You can also check the park's Event Calendar to see if any volunteer work days have been scheduled by park staff.
Gallery: Rockefeller House and millpond, staff photo | Longleaf Pine Trail at Sandhills, J. Fields | Pavilion, staff photo | Pasture, staff photo | Farm structures, M. Kane
There are no camping facilities at Carvers Creek. The closest state park with camping is Raven Rock State Park.
There are no fees required to access Carvers Creek State Park for day use. Fees are charged for certain event permits.
Pets are allowed at the park, except they are not permitted inside buildings. Pets must be on an attended leash of no longer than 6 feet at all times.
Park staff lead regularly scheduled public interpretive programs for all ages. Most events are free, though some may require pre-registration.
Make your special occasion naturally wonderful. State parks are great places for birthday parties, reunions, weddings, and more. Learn more about event permits and fees on the Facilities page.
Friends of State Parks is a nonprofit citizen organization supporting, promoting, and advocating for the North Carolina State Parks system as a whole. Though Carvers Creek State Park does not currently have a local friends group, FSP helps support Carvers Creek, and the group can receive donations dedicated to a specific park.
We are always grateful for helping hands! Please contact park staff at carvers.creek@ncparks.gov for any inquiries regarding volunteer opportunities at the park. You can also check the park's Event Calendar to see if any volunteer work days have been scheduled by park staff.
Gallery: Rockefeller House and millpond, staff photo | Longleaf Pine Trail at Sandhills, J. Fields | Pavilion, staff photo | Pasture, staff photo | Farm structures, M. Kane
Melanie Lacasse: Went trail riding with some friends while we were visiting NC. The trails were clean and great. Brought the horses to a small creek crossing and they were able to play a little bit. Very peaceful and quiet.
K. V.R.: Although the overall park is extremely beautiful (the perfect place for nature lovers) it's such a shame that this specific section of the park doesn't seem to seriously enforce their "always-keep-pets-on-a-leash" policy. In the past 48 hours, I have seen three different individuals walking here with their three different pets off-leash. Since I am concerned about the safety of my own dog, I have decided to carry a giant stick to protect us and hope for the best. I'm also planning to come here every few days, rather than every day, to minimize the risk of being attacked by an off-leash dog.Sigh.
Lakisha G: Great place to walk your dogs, ride your horse or bike! There is a lot of parking and the bathrooms are clean.
Jeremy Adams: Great overall natural environment/trails quiet enough to hear the full spectrum of grace within the sounds of the wind through the forest. A lot of wildlife lives in the park that often won't be seen unless you come frequently and during early or late hours of the day. ***Dog/horse/etc owners be aware of broken glass fragments along the longleaf pine trail section adjacent to McCloskey Rd. Some malevolent drinkers enjoy the park with their booze on occasion too.***
Jessica Clute: Great place. My family and I always enjoy our time there.
Jon Lew: Nice trails
Andrew Liston: Great place to go for a walk or run in nature. Horses are also welcome here.
Thomas Dosier Jr: A beautiful day in the forest!!
Andy Putilin: Great trail, crazy how close this park is to the city
Eric: Great place if you like walking with everyone else in Fayetteville. Couple cool buildings but the vastness of people really take away the fun. Find another spot
Angelina: Beautiful place to take family for nature walks.
Ryan Biddulph (Blogging From Paradise): Even though this is on the outskirts of Fayetteville it is still a remote area, mainly because the stretch from here to the Raleigh area is fairly rural. I drove south from the Raleigh suburbs.My wife and I were the only people in the park on a toasty fall day.This place reminded me of the Pine Barrens in my native New Jersey. Pristine, beautiful and a bit eerie due to the silence and lack of wildlife.Expect an easy hike on flat land.Big parking lot.Easy to find.
Dan Hooker: Great Trail starts off pretty sandy but the sand becomes a bit more sparse further on. Not too much elevation gain. Will definitely come back.
Maddy Wadsworth: Beautiful, peaceful, relaxing. Free parking and bathrooms at trailhead
Robert Wilson: It's a lovely place to walk/hike. The trails are maintained well and are easy to walk. There are beautiful views of the long leaf pines. Overall, it's a great place to walk.
Nina Jones: Nice place for a quick hike.
Daiesha Bobbitt: Playground: No Public restrooms: Yes Off-leash dog area: No Picnic tables: YesMore
The Jaime: Wow, this is in Fayetteville's backyard? The place is clean and the wildlife is interesting to look at! Have only been here once but my general impression is that it's great! I saw people walking their dogs, jogging, and just walking. I will definitely be coming back.
Robert Schob: Been to both locations plenty of times, but absolutely love the Sandhills Access.
Tenisha: Was on the app AllTrails and found this nice 3mile hiking/running trail close to my hotel. It was not busy at all, and the trails I ran on was well keep and clean. Each trail it maked with a different color marker on the trees to indicate you are still on the designated trail. I will admit the Lighter Stump 0.5mi, and Equestrian 2.6mi (hourse trail) is well marked, but the Holly Road Trail 1.8 mi was not. There was a bridge out (Moccasin Crossing) so you will have to take a detour. Overall I had a really nice 4mile run and fresh air.
Cherry Girl: Love the trails, cant wait to see in spring!
Verified
Bank
2. Woodforest National Bank - Fayetteville
Verified
· 1 reviews
2820 Gillespie St, Fayetteville, NC 28306
Address
Website
WhatsApp
Angela Graham: So I called because it says it's open on Sunday but guess what ITS NOT SO CAN THE BANK OR WHOEVER IS OVER THE COMPANY WEBSITE CHANGE THE TIME ON IT BECAUSE YOUR MAKING PEOPLE THINK OR DRIVE TO YOUR LOCATION AND YOUR NOT OPEN DO BETTER
Verify
Not verifiedThis business has not been claimed. Owners who claim their businesses can update their profile details, add photos, respond to reviews, and more.
Request your free profile now
Bank
3. Woodforest National Bank - Fayetteville
Verify
Not verifiedThis business has not been claimed. Owners who claim their businesses can update their profile details, add photos, respond to reviews, and more.
Request your free profile now
· 24 reviews
4601 Ramsey St, Fayetteville, NC 28311
Address
Website
WhatsApp
Ashley Keast: Nothing negative to say. A great bank overall.
bri hartsell: Kayla Todd is amazing and my favorite teller every time! She’s seen my partner and i through starting our account and till now, and although everyone is so friendly there, she sticks out with her star quality!
Erik “Popeye” Wagner: Quick and easy access. Friendly tellers and locations everywhere.
Penny Capps: Oio
Linda Garner: I love the tellers there, very polite!
John Mclean: Worse place to bank I went to cash my stimulas check which it says they can cash it there online but they said I had to see the manager stupidest people and horrible service
Angela Washington: Excellent service
Jade Davis: Do not bank with Woodforest Bank unless you like being robbed. They do nothing about fixing banking errors that are their fault. You cannot trust what the app tells you is your available balance. This "bank" is just in it for the fees.
Jim Berube: I have had excellent service at both centers in Fayetteville.
L'Chyna Smith: I wouldn't reccomend Woodforest to anyone. Service is terrible. Theyre all just worried about themselves than to care to get what you need done.
Dawn: Have Only Had great experiences with the Ramsey St branch, the online mobile, and Customer Service phone assistance! Have used them since Ramsey St branch first opened!When I travel I have had no issue in finding a branch in every location I have been. (Those branches were great too)Honestly wish they would consider opening another branch within the Fayetteville NC or a close surrounding area. I believe they would only grow especially if the military have a convenient location when they are shopping in the 401Bypass Area or maybe on Raeford Rd location to have North and South 401 areas for traveling back and forth through Fayetteville NC.Thank you for your great Services!God bless
Connie Beard: Caring and knowledgeable staff!
Natasha Jennings: Great bank hours are awesome.
Connie Jackson: Very rude unprofessional screaming at customers would never recommend to anyone
The Black Millenial Woman: Haven't had a bad experience. The ones complaining maybe didn't have money to begin with and then get mad when they over draft lol can't help you there
Ty Mac 2021: Don't bank with them they are crooked and there systems are flaw they have horrible overdraft policies and are not for the people very cheap bank
