Description: Make your stop along I-95 in North Carolina in Kenly NC - brake for refreshments, a place to stay, or visit the Tobacco Farm Life Museum. This charming small town has been serving visitors traveling along I-95 for decades.
Located along I-95, the exits 107, 106 and 105 are the stops in Kenly NC, for truck stops, diesel repair and an agritourism museum at the Tobacco Farm Life Museum.
The citizens and businesses of Kenly welcome you! Widely known around here as Friendly Kenly – they are ready to help if your car breaks down, if you need a break from the road whether you are driving a big rig or car, or you are in the search of a bite to eat. The town has three exits along I-95, Exits 107, 106, 105, and a touch of local farming heritage as well.
The founders of the Tobacco Farm Life Museum believed that travelers along I-95 would enjoy meeting area farmers and learning about their lives. They were right and began giving on-farm tours to hundreds of interested visitors – long before the term agritourism was trendy. Today, the museum located at Exit 107, has a 6,000 square foot exhibit gallery, the Iredell-Brown homestead, restored tobacco barn, a pack-house, and schoolhouse all showcasing how families lived, worked, farmed, and worshiped in the ear