Turn right on Duke Homestead Road and go one-half mile. The site is on the right. The visitor center features the Tobacco Museum containing 5,500 square feet of exhibits on the history of tobacco. The film Carolina Bright also tells the story of tobacco and the Duke family. The visitor center is accessible to all visitors.
Tables are available on the grounds.
A sales desk, located in the visitor center, has books, T-shirts, and other items related to Duke Homestead and the history of tobacco. Special events throughout the year focus on farm life of the nineteenth century. Hands-on activities are available in the spring for scheduled groups. Guided tours are scheduled at fifteen minutes after each hour throughout the day. We ask that groups make reservations in advance.