Davie County, North Carolina is a place where community pride still lives.  A largely rural, agricultural area, Davie County is located in the western portion of the Piedmont Triad region, one of the state's fastest growing areas.  While being only 12 miles from Winston-Salem, 34 miles from Greensboro, and 40 miles from bustling Charlotte, Davie County has a commitment to preserving its peaceful, tranquil atmosphere and traditions.

With one of the lowest crime rates in North Carolina, and an attractively low tax rate, Davie County has started building nationally recognized retirement communities.  Far-seeing community leaders guide the growth of the County, ensuring that the high quality of life here will not be diminished.  An excellent school system makes Davie County a wonderful place for raising a family also.  The population of almost 35,000 (census 2000 figures) is known for their civic participation, charitable organizations and public-private partnerships  that look to the welfare of young and old, and to the future as well.

Community outreach programs funded by the Davie County Arts Council are designed to "connect the people to the Arts" and include special art education programs for the children.

Historic sites abound in Davie County, NC, and they have fourteen different listings in the National Register of Historic Places.  Daniel Boone lived a portion of his early life in the County, and his parents, Squire and Sarah Boone, are buried in Davie County's Joppa Cemetery.

Mocksville is the county seat, and the historic village of Cooleemee, along with the newer  town of Bermuda Run, provide a wide range of choices for housing.

The mild, gentle climate boasts a year-round average temperature of 58 degrees, plentiful rain and a scant ten inches of snow.  Well-planned, superbly constructed retirement communities interspersed with farmland in NC's rolling hills, make Davie County a wonderful place to live.