Visit Cameron

Visit Cameron, North Carolina

What Cameron Is Known For

Tucked into the Sandhills of Moore County, Cameron is a small town with a big story to tell. Known as the Dewberry Capital of the World. Cameron has a quaint historic downtown, beloved local businesses, scenic farmland, and countryside charm, Cameron invites visitors to slow down and explore. Around here, every shop, meal, and stroll feels like discovering something special — it’s easy to see why the town proudly calls itself #SmallTownBigTreasure.

Cameron is widely known for its antiques and historic charm. For decades, treasure hunters and collectors have made their way here to browse unique finds, vintage décor, and one-of-a-kind pieces. Walking through town feels like stepping into a slower, sweeter time — where every storefront holds a story.

Each Spring and Fall they host The Antique Street Fair, 2 days each season filled with Antiques on the streets of Cameron. In 2026, The Spring Antique Street Fair will be held May 1-2, 2026.

Seasonal antique fairs and special events bring even more visitors looking for authentic small-town experiences.

Whether you’re planning a day trip or a relaxing weekend getaway, Cameron offers a blend of history, flavor, and fresh air you won’t find just anywhere.


Where to Eat

The Dewberry Cafe

Step into a true local favorite at Dewberry Cafe, a cozy eatery right on Carthage Street that feels like a delicious slice of small-town life. Housed in the heart of downtown Cameron, this charming cafe serves up comforting breakfast and lunch classics with friendly service and a welcoming vibe that keeps visitors coming back.

At Dewberry Cafe, the menu features a range of hearty sandwiches, fresh salads, soups, and classic comfort dishes — all made with quality ingredients and Southern hospitality. Locals and visitors alike rave about signature items like the pimento cheeseburger and hot Italian sandwich, and no visit is complete without trying one of their delightful desserts like dewberry cobbler or an old-fashioned ice cream treat.

Open for lunch daily beginning around mid-morning, Dewberry Cafe is the perfect place to refuel between antique shopping, exploring the town, or enjoying a day in Cameron. With its friendly staff, laid-back atmosphere, and delicious food, it’s a must-visit for anyone craving classic North Carolina flavors with a hometown feel.

📍 Located at 485 Carthage Street, Cameron, NC — located in the heart of Cameron.


Where to Stay

Antique Town Campground

f you love the great outdoors and small-town vibes, Antique Town Campground is a peaceful getaway right in the heart of Moore County. Set amidst gently rolling farmland and surrounded by open countryside, this family-owned campground is a favorite stop for travelers seeking a quiet place to unwind, reconnect with nature, and enjoy Cameron’s charm.

The campground offers full-hookup RV sites with 30/50 amp service, spacious gravel pads, and scenic surroundings just a short drive from Cameron’s shops, eateries, and attractions. Guests have access to walking trails, fishing ponds, shaded hammocks, playground areas for kids, and plenty of space to kick back around a campfire.

Visitors consistently praise the friendly, welcoming owners and the well-maintained grounds — making it a perfect choice for weekend getaways, extended stays, or a quiet stop along your Sandhills road trip. Being just off US-1 puts you close to Southern Pines, Pinehurst’s world-class golf courses, and all the antiques and agritourism experiences Cameron has to offer.

Relax, explore, and make new memories—under big skies and quiet nights.

The 1878 Bed & Breakfast

Step into another era at the 1878 Bed & Breakfast, a lovingly restored Victorian home located in downtown Cameron. Built in the late 19th century, this historic house offers guests a unique combination of timeless charm and modern comfort — all just steps from Cameron’s antique shops and local attractions.

Each stay includes beautifully appointed rooms with vintage-inspired décor, thoughtful amenities, and an all-inclusive experience that features breakfast, lunch, and dinner (with optional in-room service). Whether you’re lounging in the parlor, strolling the quiet porches, or enjoying the koi pond and picnic garden, the 1878 B&B invites you to slow down and savor the Sandhills lifestyle.

Guests consistently praise the warm hospitality and attentive service — from high-speed Wi-Fi and free parking to personalized touches that make every visit feel special. With its backdrop of historic architecture and countryside views, this is more than a stay; it’s an experience.

📍 538 Carthage Street, Cameron, NC — perfectly situated for antiques, dining, and events in town.

Perfect for couples, weekend getaways, and visitors who love history, comfort, and local flavor.


🌿 Things to Do

James Creek Cider House

Cameron’s Orchard-Grown Cider Experience

Located just off US-1 in Cameron, James Creek Cider House crafts premium, harvest-based ciders right from the orchards of Moore County. What began as a passion for Southern heirloom apples and traditional cidermaking has grown into a local destination where visitors can taste, relax, and enjoy community-focused events in a scenic orchard setting.

At the heart of James Creek are hand-picked apples from heirloom and cider apple varieties grown on the family’s orchards. These apples — along with fruit from nearby North Carolina farms — are pressed and fermented into a range of distinctive ciders, from traditional harvest blends under the James Creek label to modern, fruit-forward offerings under the Stargazer brand.

🍷 Tasting Room & Experience

James Creek’s tasting room and cider garden are open Wednesday through Sunday, where guests can sip cider flights, enjoy snacks and seasonal food trucks, and soak up live music and local flavor. Special offerings include curated cider tastings paired with cheese plates, fun themed evenings like Music Bingo, and a relaxed outdoor atmosphere perfect for friends, families, or weekend visitors.

🎉 Community & Events

Throughout the year, James Creek hosts special events that bring the community together. From seasonal cider festivals like Bloomtime Ciderfest celebrating spring ciders and local makers, to farmers markets with local vendors and music, there’s always something happening in the orchard.

Whether you’re a cider enthusiast looking for a tasting experience or a visitor seeking a laid-back stop with local character, James Creek Cider House is a flavorful slice of Cameron’s agritourism and a perfect way to round out your visit.

📍 172 US-1 Highway, Cameron, NC

Cheers to good times and great cider in the heart of Moore County!


Lazy Fox Lavender Farm

Just a short drive from downtown Cameron, Lazy Fox Lavender Farm is a charming boutique lavender farm and event venue where nature, flavor, and memory-making come together. Surrounded by fields of fragrant lavender and set around a lovingly restored 1910 farmhouse, this farm is an ideal stop for visitors looking to slow down, breathe deeply, and enjoy something truly special.

🌿 What You Can Do

At Lazy Fox Lavender Farm, there’s more than just beautiful fields:

  • Wander the lavender rows during peak bloom and enjoy the sweet scent in the air.
  • Shop handcrafted lavender products — from soaps and candles to balms and more — in the gift shop.
  • Savor a High Tea experience with tea, scones, finger sandwiches, and lavender-inspired treats in a picturesque outdoor setting.
  • Book a curated picnic among the blooms, complete with locally sourced goodies and scenic views.

Whether you’re planning a romantic date, a family outing, or a special celebration like a bridal shower or tea party, the farm’s peaceful atmosphere and friendly hosts make it a memorable destination.

🌸 A Farm with Heart

Lazy Fox Lavender Farm began as a family dream and has grown into a place where visitors can create lasting memories. The owners focus on hospitality and community, inviting guests to relax in nature, learn about lavender, and enjoy moments that slow down the rush of everyday life.

📍 Located at 272 Edgewood Rd, Cameron, NC, it’s just minutes from the heart of town — making it an easy and rewarding stop on your Cameron itinerary.

Perfect for photos, gifts, picnics, and lavender-filled afternoons.


Phillips Memorial Park Cameron

🌿 Phillips Memorial Park

Phillips Memorial Park is the heart of Cameron’s outdoor recreation with about 26 acres of green space to enjoy. The park features gentle walking trails winding through shaded areas, a peaceful pond for fishing, picnic tables under tall oak trees, benches for resting, play equipment for kids, and a pavilion that can be reserved for gatherings.

The Town of Cameron is now an official N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission Tackle Loaner Program site, allowing visitors to borrow fishing rods, reels, and gear free of charge to use at Phillips Memorial Park. Reserve equipment through Cameron Town Hall at 910-245-3212 or cameronnc@townofcameron.com

This park is a favorite spot for leisurely walks, family picnics, and quiet afternoons with a book or fishing pole in hand. Dogs on leash are welcome, making it a great stop if you’re camping nearby or bringing furry friends along on your visit.

📌 The picnic shelter is available to rent through Town Hall if you’re planning a group event, birthday, or get-together surrounded by nature.


Whether you’re visiting for a weekend or looking for a peaceful place to stretch your legs between shops and attractions, Cameron’s parks offer a slice of outdoor life that reflects the town’s relaxed pace and friendly community spirit.

🚜 A Community Rooted in Farming- Agritourism

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Beyond its antique shops and downtown charm, Cameron is surrounded by working farms and open countryside that reflect its deep agricultural roots. Fields of seasonal crops, family-owned farms, and wide-open rural views are part of what gives Cameron its peaceful character.

Throughout the year, local farms in and around Cameron offer fresh produce, seasonal experiences, and a true taste of Moore County’s agricultural heritage. It’s another reason visitors fall in love with the area’s slower pace and scenic beauty.


🚗 Plan Your Visit

Just a short drive from Southern Pines, Pinehurst, and Sanford, Cameron makes an easy and memorable addition to any Moore County adventure. Come for the antiques, stay for the charm, and leave already planning your next trip back.

Cameron, NC — #SmallTownBigTreasure


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