Locks Creek’s “polished casusal” décor
pays tribute to the Cape Fear River and the nearby creek that is its namesake.
perfect place to come and get a quick appetizer and drinks. But those looking for an even quicker
and casual bite may want to check out Locks CreekÕ s sister restaurant, the Riverside Grill. Located inside the bait and tackle shop next door, the grill is a popular gathering spot for local fishermen. The boat access is still as popular as ever, with 65 to 70 boats entering the river by Campbellton Landing every day. Regulars know that they can come to the Riverside Grill for breakfast or a burger. Summers hopes that Riverside will
soon be joined by Campbellton Village, a 56,000-square-feet retail space to be built behind the grill and bait shop. He also has plans for a childrenÕ s park, nature trail, bed and breakfast and a riverboat that would offer weekend dinner cruises along the Cape Fear. ÒI t is a beautiful natural resource,Ó
he said. Ò The location is very central, being only 1.1 mile from the Market
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House downtown and easily connected to the 17 hotels on (Interstate 95) Exit 49 which brings in a lot of out-of-town business.Ó Some have expressed concern that
the natural resources of Campbellton Landing will be stripped away in a few short years. Summers is anxious to put those fears to rest. ÒI f you develop it the right way and make the right choices,Ó he says, Ò the natural resources can be featured and preserved.Ó CV
Want to go?
Locks Creek is located at 1130 Person St. Visit
CampbelltonLanding.com or call 323.5625 for more information.
