Weekend Trip in Charlotte: find your perfect rental from just $66 per night!
The most vibrant aspect of Charlotte, NC, is its speedways, motorsport museums, racing schools, and a legendary Hall of Fame. The following venues will offer family entertainment during a weekend trip in Charlotte.
The Charlotte Hall of Fame features the entire historical journey of the NASCAR race within a simulated racetrack. See a 1967 Chevelle, a 1952 Hudson Hornet, and 2008 Chevy Impala SS that Dale Earnhardt Jr. raced in. Projection screens within the high octane theatre replay race teams and their preparations, paying tribute to the Hall of Fame inductees.
The Charlotte Hendricks Motorsport Museum exposes the intricate working of the racecar business. Aside from the Hendricks Motorsports history, the museum features unique stock cars and automobiles that won races like Daytona 500. An in-depth look here exposes an Iron Man-Machine by Terry Labonte and a Chevy Lumia that featured in Days of Thunder.
The evolution of air travel, its history, and technology are exhibited at the Carolinas Aviation Museum. Myriad aircraft from the far and near pasts are displayed here, such as a Douglas A-4A Skyhawk, a Grumman F-14D Super Tomcat, Sopwith Camel biplane, and a replica of the Wright Brothers Flyer.
At Paramount's Carowinds, an all-ages amusement park offers roller coasters, water slides, and staged shows. The Mesozoic Age is brought back to life with dinosaur exhibits that feature animatronic systems, and revelers can get wet in the Boomerang Bay Water Park.
This 9-acre Rosedale Plantation is a landscaped, preserved glimpse of Antebellum Charlotte times. This historic plantation was established in 1815 and went by the name of Frew's Folly. The majestic flowering trees are still undergoing restoration on the Rosedale Plantation’s massive gardens.
| 💳 Highest rates | in December |
|---|---|
| 🥳 Busiest month | December |
| 🛏️ Popular home types | Apartment rental and House rental |
| 🌡️ Hottest months | July and August |
| ❄️ Coldest months | January and December |
| 🌧️ Rainiest months | 12 rainy days in March and July |
The average rate for a vacation home in Charlotte is between $281 and $302 per night.
The average House rental size is 204 m² and can fit 8 guests on average which is great for large groups.
There are more than 6,703 city break accommodations available in Charlotte with nightly prices starting from $66 per night.
You can choose from 523 Apartment rentals and 951 House rentals available in Charlotte.
The cost of a vacation home in Charlotte for the weekend can start from $66 and can go up to $302 per night.
Definitely, over 41% accommodations in Charlotte come with a pool.