Nicest storage facility in Leland by far!! Great rates and…read morevery user friendly!! The facility itself has great curb appeal and looks amazing, very well kept up!

I have a Class A unit. My wife and I are going on a 6 week tour of Europe and we wanted to store…read morethe rig rather than leave it at the house. Number one concern: security. I called and one of the owners picked up the phone. I grilled the poor guy. This place has more cameras and sensors than Fort Knox! If you need to get in at night, just call so they know you are coming. Really great talking with Eric. Very friendly. I had no qualms about leaving the RV with Powered Storage. I especially liked the automatic vertical gate. The wife doesn't have to jump out to push buttons.

We were recommended the Cotton Exchange as a place to see in Wilmington. We passed by an art…read moregallery, a clothing store, and a coffeehouse inside there. We didn't spend much time there, yet we enjoyed browsing the stores there. It was a brief walk from our hotel and a place to explore. January 24, 2026

A quaint area to shop near the river. The cotton exchange history and old buildings are a favorite…read moreof mine to visit. The shops and restaurants frequently change and it's always nice to see the new shops. Shop owners are very friendly and hospitable. There are restaurants, cafes, clothing, jewelry, paper, furniture shops and more. We always find something new and intriguing. I have brought stroller through and it's not very easy to navigate on wheels. Expected tourist area prices.

Always patient and helpful attendants at the entrance for theater and easy to access parking spacesread more

This five story parking deck alternately serves the nearby Cape Fear Community College and the…read moreWilmington Convention Center. Four lanes that can be used for entrance and exit, there are the usual ramps that go around and around to help you find a free spot. There are stairs at each end and an elevator (hooray, no smell of urine!) at one end. From the roof, there is a good view of the Cape Fear River and the USS North Carolina. Great spot for sunset pictures! [Review 13996 overall, 1318 of 2020, number 2636 in North Carolina.]

This review is for the parking garage, managed by Lanier, on 2nd and Market streets…read more This is one of the cheapest places to park. Very reasonable. In fact, I believe the first 30 minutes is no charge. The deck is significantly cheaper than the private parking lots elsewhere. You have to not like money if you park in the private lots. If you have a big truck like the Tim man, this deck can be challenging when it is near capacity. The spaces are small, or so it seems to me anyway. So this is a deck with multiple levels. It has stairs for the in-shape folks, and elevators for the fat asses like me. The elevators are slower than crap. You get a ticket when you enter, and use that ticket at an unmanned pay station when leaving. Cards only.

It says 7 an hr but it charge me 18 and it's needs the trash pick up after it has signsread more

Kids absolutely loved the ferry boat ride! It only cost $7 one way and its about 20 minutes long…read moreOnce loaded and boat moving you can get out and move about. Loud speaker tells you rules and when to get back in your cars. There are bathrooms available on boat

This was a smooth and surprisingly delightful 35-minute ride across the Cape Fear River. You could…read moredrive the long way around, but for $7 and a short wait at the terminal, the ferry offers a far more enjoyable experience. We paid our fare and lined up with the other vehicles. Once the incoming ferry unloaded, boarding began in a calm, well-orchestrated fashion. I was guided precisely where to stop and park. Since we were in the Sprinter van and had already used the restrooms back on land, there was no need to head into the passenger space. The ride itself was peaceful and smooth today, with beautiful views of the Cape Fear River unfolding around us. About half an hour later, we docked and rolled off. A very cool way to cross. One detail worth watching for: just opposite the Southport terminal, there's an old brick lighthouse tucked into the trees. That's Price's Creek Light, built in 1849. It's the last surviving river light from a series that once guided ships to Wilmington. The structure sits on private land and isn't accessible but if you're on the ferry, you'll have the best view. Keep an eye out. [Review 1360 of 2025 - 4479 in North Carolina - 24912 overall]

Very big mall- outside walkways. Late in Sept., very hot…read moreOK Lots of stores- didn't see much in way of a deal.

Took the wife to go see a movie in a Saturday. The lines at the concession stand was quick and…read moreeveryone was delightful.

Washout flop. This is a beautiful city and the Riverwalk is a great asset but people who run this…read morecity starting with the Mayor really did a bad job tonight. Earlier today we stopped at the information booth on the Riverwalk and the lady behind the counter was very clear about where and what time the fireworks will be, no smiles but she was clear about the time 9pm and location: right in front of the "battleship". Well we had dinner and were there, right in front of the battleship at 8pm waited until 9:10pm and the fireworks started about ONE mile away on the river, we could barely see it, we could hear the noise but were very dissatisfied and disappointed. We know you are a very popular Mayor but you failed big time on this 249 anniversary of our Independence. That woman that should be told to smile said " fireworks will be visible from any point on the riverwalk" I took a picture of your City Hall and one of the Battleship that will serve as a reminder of your uselessness, you let down thousands of people by changing the location at the last minute

Been here a few times and it's always a nice visit. Historic looking town with views of the…read morewaterway and battleship. Plenty of great places to eat and mostly safe to walk anytime of day or night.

The Fort Johnston-Southport Museum and Visitors Center is the perfect place to start off your visit…read moreto Southport, NC. It's a great way to get acquainted with this small town and learn a little about their film and local history. The building dates back to 1746 and is perfectly situated across from the water, with chairs out front to sit in to enjoy the view. Best of all, it's free to visit. I especially loved the room with exhibits about movies and television shows that have been filmed in Southport over the years (they were filming a Netflix show on the waterfront when I visited). It's also the meeting point for Southport Fun Tours, which I highly recommend. While the museum isn't going to knock your socks off, it's perfect for a town the size of Southport, and a place you can easily cover within a few minutes if you're in a time crunch.

The Fort Johnston-Southport Museum & Visitor's Center is a great way to start your exploration of…read moreDowntown Southport. Admission is free. The museum part provides good background information on the town and its history. One room contains all the films made in the area and also has some memorabilia from those films. The Visitor's Center has many brochures and maps and the ladies working the day I was there were very helpful about parking and about my ferry ride the next day.

Nice place to walk around, along the river in Wilmington. There are lots of shops and some very…read morepopular restaurants all right there. A couple restaurants right on the water as well. There's public parking (metered) along the roads and free parking for those dining in the restaurants.

From the owner: A unique collection of shops and restaurants located right on the Cape Fear Riverfront!read more