- TripBuzz discovered 52 different types of activities for couples in the Kernersville area, including Bowling (like Countryside Lanes), Movie Theaters (like Country Side Cinema), Music Venue (like Bucked Up Super Saloon) and Theaters (like Kernersville Little Theatre), and much more.
- We discovered a total of 79 date ideas in or near Kernersville, North Carolina, including 68 fun or romantic activities in nearby cities within 25 miles like Greensboro, Winston Salem, High Point and Lexington.
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Originally settled as a farm in 1895, the Junius Lindsay Vineyard now operates as a boutique vineyard and winery. Located in Lexington, North Carolina, the site features a Petite Sirah, Metro Red and Viognier among its offerings.
17.9 Miles
Serving Winston-Salem, North Carolina, the Weathervane Winery, located in Lexington, features such red varietals as Cirrus Red and a full-bodied Zinfandel known as Stratosphere. Harvest Moon, a Chardonnay, is a featured white wine.
22.2 Miles
The United States' first winery owned and operated by members of the First Nations, the Native Vines Winery operates in Lexington, North Carolina. Its quaint, cozy tasting room is a repurposed horse stable and is always open during business hours.
22.5 Miles
79%
336 votes
1000 Childress Vineyards Road, Lexington, NC 27295
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The warm, sophisticated ambiance at Richard Childress' Vineyards tempts clients to return again and again. Visitors enjoy the elegant tasting room, rustic cheeses and sliced breads, haute cuisine-inspired food and excellent, attentive customer service.
22.7 Miles
A Lexington institution, The Candy Factory is a sweets purveyor that sells a dizzying assortment of candy, fudge, pretzels and miscellaneous confections. It also sells souvenirs and home decor items.
22.8 Miles
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I-85 Mile Marker 100, Lexington, NC
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The North Carolina Vietnam Veteran's was built to honor the sacrifice of over 1600 soldiers from the state. The monument and garden park is also dedicated to over 200,000 soldiers from the state who served in the war.
22.8 Miles
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2 South Main Street, Lexington, NC 27292
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The Davidson County Historical Museum Old Courthouse on the Square was just rededicated after restorations in September 2014. The area's development from the prehistoric era through the 18th century is displayed in the main exhibit with side displays about the region's agriculture and participation in World War…
23.2 Miles
Once a working farm, Cyrus McCormick Farm has been designated a Virginia Historic Landmark. Its expansive and beautiful grounds include a workshop and museum where agricultural artifacts are displayed.
24.9 Miles
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5968 Old US Highway 52, Lexington, NC 27295
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The Essick Dempsey Gallery features the original works from self-taught watercolor artist Dempsey Essick. Events are featured throughout the year as well as tours and a local shop is available to purchase art.
25.9 Miles
Rising to the height of 2,421 feet above sea level, Pilot Mountain is a metamorphic quartzite rock that is a remnant of the ancient chain of Squratown Mountains. The mountain offers rock climbing, rappelling, and hiking paths.