Saxapahaw, NC is a beautiful town tucked away in the North Carolina piedmont region. This delightful community is known for its rural charm and character, with friendly locals and majestic mountain views. It is growing in popularity as a destination for those looking for a peaceful getaway from their busy city lives. Saxapahaw boasts numerous outdoor activities such as fishing, biking, canoeing, kayaking and hiking; plus there are many local attractions including museums, small-town festivals and live music venues. Tourists rave about the friendly atmosphere of Saxapahaw and its commitment to keeping things simple yet charming. Those who have visited Saxapahaw have nothing but positive reviews of the town, praising its laid-back attitude and its beauty that invites visitors to stay longer than expected. There's no doubt that Saxapahaw will remain popular among nature lovers for years to come!
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What a great way to live! - 11/18/2009
Moved from central Florida, first to Durham, then Carrboro and finally have settled here in Saxapahaw. If you like feeling like you're really a part of the community, this is the place to be. The Haw river runs through "town", which consists of a gas station, beauty & tanning salon, police sub-station, charter school, rivermill loft apartments, a post office, public school and churches. The general store also has a cafe with unexpectedly good food. Not your normal grilled cheese and fries. We have two dogs and Mr. Jordan, who owns the property we rent, has opened up his field (meadow) to all of us dog owners. A few of us meet up on Saturday mornings where we can turn the dogs loose to run flat out, play and just generally have a wonderful time. It gives us a nice opportunity to socialize with our neighbors as well. It really is a lovely place to live. Check out the Saxapahaw Rivermill website for information on how we spend our summer Saturday
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