Whether treasure hunting for yourself or looking for a friend, Mayberry Antique Mall is well worth a visit.
Take a tour of the jail cells where Barney locked up the hardened criminals, including the local drunk Otis Campbell.
More than 15,000 square feet of merchandise, including apparel, drinkware, knick knacks and more.
Mayberry Meats & More offers high quality beef, pork and chicken with no additives, preservatives or fillers.
Well-maintained vintage motor court that pays tribute to Mount Airy's standing as the real-life Mayberry. Includes a special Aunt Bee room showcasing items from actress Frances Bavier.
Most Saturdays during the year and Sundays in summer, enjoy back-to-the-basics wagon rides in historic downtown Mount Airy.
Items range from pottery to painted wood signs to fabrics to accessories for the home and bath to pillows and more.
Otis Campbell would be right at home in this Mount Airy business where visitors enjoy the first legal distillery in Mayberry since Prohibition!
Choose from a large selection of T-shirts and long-sleeve Tees, women's shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, fleece jackets, DVDs, CDs, books, pictures, posters, tin signs and more.
Every Saturday morning since 1948, WPAQ has aired Merry-Go-Round, a live radio broadcast of old-time, bluegrass and gospel music.
Family-owned general store specializing in Amish meats and cheeses, whole foods, gluten-free, locally grown items, whole grains, fresh breads, candy supplies and deli sandwiches.
Minglewood Farm & Nature Preserve was established in 2014 by Margie and Bill Imus and is based at their 65-acre property in northeast Surry County, about 10 miles from Mount Airy.
