Welcome to Farmville – the coolest little town in eastern North Carolina!
Whether you are escaping an overcrowded city or visiting from a local town, Farmville is the place for you.
Here you’ll find a rare eclectic mix of shops, restaurants and activities in a small town setting to make you feel welcome and connected.
Steal Away to Farmville

Get Here Quickly
We live in a beautiful pocket of farmland between Wilson and Greenville. It’s a quick trip from Raleigh and other neighboring towns.

Leave Stress Behind
No parking tickets. No traffic. Friendly locals. Leave your car in one place and walk around town.

Discover Small Town Cool
Craft brews, French pastries, disc golf, art, antiques, and live music. Small towns aren’t supposed to be this cool.
Eat & Drink
Delicious, locally-owned restaurants, the first craft brewery in eastern North Carolina and many more…not your typical run-of-the-mill small town options!
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Shop
Farmville is one of eastern North Carolina’s hidden shopping destinations with everything from custom furniture and antiques to vintage toys and independent boutiques. In other words, a great place to find presents for your loved ones.
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Around Town
A small town isn’t supposed to have this much culture! Browse local art, take a woodworking class or catch a local theater production. This is city cool packed into a small package.
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Activities
Play our Donald Ross designed golf course, take a stroll through our nature trail or get some sun on on our new disc golf course. All walkable from downtown!
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East of Raleigh.
West of the Coast.
A short drive to fun.
Nestled midway between the Atlantic Ocean and the city of Raleigh, historic Farmville is centrally-located for visitors and residents of eastern North Carolina.
Just jump on Highway 264 / 587 from either direction and be here in an hour or less. Or hop on a country road and enjoy the beautiful surrounding farmland on the way into town.
This town is full of surprises around every corner – shopping, food, and arts, but with all the small southern charm you’d expect. Like we say in Farmville, “don’t let the name fool you!”
− Todd Edwards, local resident and business owner