Make plans to stay at a Murfreesboro, North Carolina bed and breakfast. The folks in Murfreesboro, NC invite you to step back in time with them and experience a bit of what life was like in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.

Join a guided walking tour and discover Murfreesboro’s lovingly preserved and restored historic districts featuring an operational blacksmith’s shop right out of the 1800s with a working forge where you can see iron hand hammered into tools and horseshoes. You’ll forget all about cell phones and ATM cards when you walk into The Country Store, a reproduction of an authentic general store displaying a multitude of authentic items from days gone by. The Brady C. Jefcoat Museum is a former high school built in the 1920s that now houses a huge collection of Americana dating over a period of 100 years from 1850 to 1950. History buffs can immerse themselves even deeper in the past at the Rea Museum and the Wheeler House and Agricultural Exhibit, as well as simply strolling through Murfreesboro’s lovingly preserved residential neighborhoods and downtown district. If you happen to be in town during August, you can join in all of the fun at Murfreesboro’s annual Watermelon Festival, a three-day event with an antiques and craft show, amusement rides, live entertainment, great food, and more.

Plan your lodging accommodations at one of our NCBBI member inns in Murfreesboro for your next North Carolina vacation. Once you experience our small town charm, you won’t want to leave!