Fall is here and Cabarrus is abuzz with pumpkin treats, hayrides and Halloween fun throughout our five communities. Check our list to make sure you don't miss a thing!
Fall Into FunCabarrus County has tons of kid-friendly attractions for your family. Check out this itinerary for a four-day weekend full of family fun.
Let's PlayUse these trip ideas for four days of motorsports, outdoor fun and more attractions for kids and adults. Discover things to do in Concord, Kannapolis and beyond.
Start PlanningFrom adrenaline-fueled adventures to family-friendly competitions, tweens and teenagers will find plenty to do in Cabarrus County. No matter what your young person is into, we've got you covered.
Impress Your TeenFrom hotels, motels and bed & breakfasts to campgrounds, RV parks and rental homes, Cabarrus County features accommodations at nearly every style and price point.
Find Places to StayDid you know that America’s first documented gold discovery happened right here in Cabarrus County? It’s true — in 1799, a 12-year-old boy named Conrad Reed found a 17-pound gold nugget in what is now Midland.
Test your family’s luck while panning for treasure at Reed Gold Mine, the same spot Conrad made his discovery. Even if your kiddos aren’t quite that lucky while panning for gold, they’re sure to leave with lasting memories of exploring underground mine tunnels.
In Cabarrus County, accommodations are anything but average. Take your vacation to the next level at Great Wolf Lodge, one of the most exciting resorts on the planet.
Often thought of as “a cruise ship that lives on land,” Great Wolf Lodge boasts an indoor water park, mini-golf course, mini-bowling alley, arcade, ropes course, 3-D movie theater and a Build-A-Bear Workshop, all on-site. The resort is so jam-packed with attractions, you could spend weeks there without running out of things to do.
No trip to Cabarrus County would be complete without a visit to Charlotte Motor Speedway. Home to major NASCAR and NHRA drag racing events, CMS offers plenty of action even when there’s not a race happening.
If you happen to visit on a non-race weekend, take the kids for a Fast Pass Tour in your own car that guides you around the speedway. You also get to see the NASCAR garages, media center and more. At the end, you and your crew can get your picture taken at Winners Circle.
At SEA LIFE Aquarium, the whole family can get up-close views of sharks, turtles, rays and tropical fish. The aquarium has the only 180-degree underwater ocean tunnel in North Carolina, which offers the kind of underwater views that typically require scuba gear.
Fun fact: SEA LIFE is located at Concord Mills, the largest outlet and value retail shopping center in the state. Before calling it a day, take time to explore everything from 200+ stores, Dave & Buster’s, The Speedpark and more.