Commuter's Hub: From Northeast Guilford, it’s a breeze to hop on Route 29 and ride up to Rockingham County and on to Danville and Martinsville across the Virginia line. Take 40 to head east for destinations in Burlington, Durham, Chapel Hill, and Raleigh, or cruise into Downtown Greensboro in half an hour or less!
With quick access to transportation corridors linking the Greensboro area to the Triangle region and Southside Virginia, Northeast Guilford County is perfectly positioned. This part of the county is mainly rural, but offers a wide variety of housing stock ranging from older ranchers and farm properties to new big box construction options. Whether you’re looking to settle in a farming community or you want more bang for your buck and an easy commute, give Northeast Guilford a look.
Key Features
Public Amenities: Ready to get outside? At Northeast Park, you can play on the soccer and baseball fields, cool off in the pool, try your hand at disc golf, or take to the trails—there are more than 10 miles of trails for hiking, biking, and even horseback riding. In a less active mood? Families can enjoy mini golf or ride the colorful old-fashioned carousel. Make sure to plan your 4thof July schedule around Northeast Park’s annual Fireworks Extravaganza!
Nest Picks
Reedy Fork Dairy Farm
Reedy Fork is proud to be organic, pesticide free, and GMO free. Their farm raised eggs and beef are delicious, but the real star of the show is their milk. The farm also produces organic feed for animals from turkeys to pigs and everything in between. Gather a group to tour the farm and meet “the girlsâ€â€”the happy cows who provide us with scrumptious milk, cheese, and yogurt!
Gibsonville
Look up “small town Americana†in the dictionary and you may find a picture of Gibsonville. From the visitor center located in an old caboose to the Saturday summertime markets held on a tidy green in the center of town, Gibsonville oozes charm. A highlight is the Gibsonville Garden Railroad, a model railroad laid out on more than 2,000 feet of tracks that wind through miniature reproductions of Gibsonville’s historic buildings. Come out for one of the GGRR’s special events, like the Fall Festival or the Christmas Lighting of the Greens!
Burke Manor Inn
Relax and feast at Gibsonville’s premier boutique inn. Even if you aren’t here to spend the night in one of the historic inn’s guest rooms (most located in the original 1906 mansion), treat yourself to a meal in the onsite French restaurant, St. Jacques @ The Burke Manor Inn. You can even sign up for cooking demonstrations to learn classic French techniques for your next posh dinner party. Bon appetit!