The museum is closed Mondays except for Labor Day, Veterans Day, Memorial Day, and the 4th of July. Admission is free. The Museum of the Cape Fear in Fayetteville tracks the history of the people and places in the Cape Fear River valley. Fayetteville has always been an important stop for the trade and transportation that flows between the farms and industries of North Carolina. The Cape Fear River is Fayetteville's link to the Atlantic Ocean, and has been instrumental is the settlement and development of the city.
Admission is free.
The Cultural Caravan, two shuttle bus routes that connect seven of the city s museums and attractions, will run every weekend through the summer. Route one includes the Arts Center, Fascinate-U Children s Museum, Fayetteville Area Convention and Visitors Bureau and the Cape Fear Botanical Garden. Route two includes the Museum of the Cape Fear and the Fayetteville Museum of Art. Area Information From world-class golf courses to the famous beaches of North and South Carolina, Fayetteville and the surrounding region has something to offer everyone. Centrally located, Fayetteville is a growing city with an outstanding selection of hotels, restaurants, and attractions.