Supply, North Carolina: Mary's Gone Wild
Guided by visions from God, Mary Paulsen began creating folk art in her yard in 1996. Her various bottle houses, begun in 2008, have been built with 8,000 bottles.
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Folk artist Mary has created a childhood wonderland along the Carolina Coast. Her site boasts thousands of trinkets formed into multiple tree houses. Mary has a folk art studio in the back, and her work is seen around the world. Go for the antiques, stay for the wonderland. Mary doesn't charge admission, but sends any and all donations to feed the children.
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Mary's Gone Wild
- Address:
- 2431 Holden Beach Rd SW, Supply, NC
- Directions:
- From US-17-BUS/Main St. in Shallotte, turn east at the stoplight onto Smith Ave., which becomes NC-130/Holden Beach Rd SW. Drive a little over six miles. Mary's Gone Wild will be on the left, just past the driving range and Ludlum's produce stand.
- Hours:
- Daily 9-9 (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 910-842-9908
- Admission:
- Donations accepted.
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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