For those looking for small city living with big city amenities, Eden, the county’s largest city, is the perfect fit. Eden, North Carolina, a 2011 All-America City, offers the best of small city living with larger city amenities. From rich educational and business opportunities to an outing on the serene Dan and Smith Rivers, Eden has something to offer everyone. The Eden community has the conveniences of a modern commercial, industrial, and agricultural center without the hustle and bustle of big city life.
The Town of Madison possesses a unique historic charm and hosts two historic districts that are included on the State and National Registries. Their Historic Downtown Shopping District offers numerous restaurants, craft shops, florists and other unique businesses. Outside of our downtown shopping district are three additional shopping centers and numerous restaurants.
Named for its two neighboring, the Mayo and the Dan, Mayodan offers a quiet, friendly atmosphere amongst its green rolling hills, historic buildings, and tiny neighborhoods, it's easy to see why you would love it here. The town, although small in size, offers a plethora of outdoor opportunities including paddling, canoeing, fishing, tubing, or hiking one of its numerous trails.
With the motto of "Live Simply, Think Big," when you come to Reidsville, you do just that. Here residents enjoy small town living at its finest while still providing big city opportunities for business, entrepreneurs, and every citizen to live their life to the fullest.
As Rockingham County's smallest municipality, Stoneville lies just a few miles south of the Virginia border. While only 1.2 square miles, Stoneville packs in a huge punch with its small town charm.
Located in the center of it all, Wentworth serves as the Rockingham County seat and the hub of governmental activity including the Rockingham County Courthouse, the Governmental Center, and offices for municipal, state, and federal agencies. Wentworth is the home to a number of historical and cultural attractions including Museum and Archives of Rockingham County which occupies the "old courthouse" building.