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Wild Things & Hidden Wonders

This itinerary Saturday or Sunday itinerary offers a unique mix of wildlife adventure and relaxing countryside experiences. Perfect for families, couples, and visitors traveling from nearby metro areas, visitors can enjoy unforgettable animal encounters, a scenic rural drive and local fare. This route showcases the distinctive attractions that make Caswell County a memorable getaway destination.

Itinerary

  • 3/4 day Itinerary

  • 5 Stops

  • Driving between destinations

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Late Morning

 

Stop 1: Reserve a morning guided family or adult adventure tour at the Animal Park at the Conservators Center, learning about over 20 species of animals. Helpful Tip: make a reservation online or by phone to ensure your spot.

 

Afternoon/Early Evening

 

Stop 2: Stop by the mouthwatering Holy Smokes BBQ, Venice Pizza or Rio Grande Mexican.

Stop 3: After lunch, voyage to Shangri-La at Prospect Hill.  Always free and always open, Shangri La is a quirky and fun spot off the road that was a creative brainchild of a former tobacco farmer.

Stop 4:  CackaWacky - Browse unique vintage finds (Saturdays and Sundays).(11-6 Sa) (11-5)

Stop 5: Go over to the Station at Frogsboro - the cool local watering hole on Ridgeville Road in Prospect Hill. Be sure to try their delicious wood-fired pizzas.

Locations

Stop Details

The Animal Park at the Conservators Center

676 E Hughes Mill Rd, Burlington, NC 27217

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The Conservators Center offers guided tours featuring lions, tigers, wolves, and other exotic animals in a natural outdoor environment. Known for its educational mission and unforgettable experiences, the facility attracts visitors from throughout the region. Tickets required and advance reservations recommended.

​​Contact:

336-421-0883

Website

Hours:

Tour-based scheduling

Pet-Friendly:

No

ADA Accessibility:

Partially accessible

Seasonal Availability:

Open year-round

Other Info:

Admission fees apply
Advance reservations recommended

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Shangri-La Stone Village

11535 NC-86, Prospect Hill, NC 27314

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​​Pet Friendly:

Yes

Hours:

Always open (daytime)

ADA Accessibility:

Limited accessibility

Seasonal Availability:

Open year-round

One of Caswell County’s most unique landmarks and favorite attractions, Shangri-La Stone Village features handcrafted stone structures and whimsical architecture created over decades by local artist and tobacco farmer Henry Warren. It is often described as one of the "seven wonders of North Carolina" and a significant piece of folk art.

CackaWacky

33 Main Street, Prospect Hill, NC 27314

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Step inside cackaWacky, an eclectic vintage shop housed in Prospect Hill’s historic Warren’s Store building. From vintage furniture, clothing and glassware to advertising memorabilia, collectibles and one-of-a-kind treasures, the ever-changing collection makes every visit a little different. With its mix of North Carolina charm, vintage style and plenty of the unexpected, cackaWacky is a fun stop for anyone who loves discovering something uniquely their own.

​​Contact:

Website

646-285-6970

Pet Friendly:

Yes

Hours:

Fri/Sat - 11am - 6pm

Sun - 12pm - 5pm

ADA Accessibility:

Limited accessibility

Seasonal Availability:

Open year-round

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The Station at Frogsboro

 5873 Ridgeville Rd, Prospect Hill, NC 27314

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Located a short drive from Shangri La Stone Village, this popular tavern is open Thursdays through Sunday offering beer, wine, ciders, sandwiches, and handcrafted made to order thin crust pizza. Live music is often on the schedule. Cash Only.

​​Contact:

336-694-4802

Website

Hours:

Varies

Pet-Friendly:

Outdoor seating allows pets

ADA Accessibility:

Yes

Seasonal Availability:

Open year-round

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Holy Smokes BBQ

989 E. Main Street, Yanceyville, NC 27379

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Known for smoked meats and hometown flavor, Holy Smokes BBQ is a favorite stop for locals and visitors alike. It’s down home atmosphere and authentic barbecue experience make it a great addition to any Caswell itinerary.

​​Contact:

(336) 694-4390

Website

Hours:

Varies

ADA Accessibility:

Yes

Pet-Friendly:

No

Seasonal Availability:

Open year-round

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