Tarboro

Tammy Drive, Tarboro Neighborhood

Nestled along quiet, tree-lined streets, Tammy Drive offers a welcoming blend of charming ranch-style homes and a true sense of community where neighbors look out for each other. Known for its friendly atmosphere and well-kept yards, this neighborhood is a hidden gem where you’ll instantly feel at home.

Tarboro offers a peaceful and quiet environment that complements a slower-paced daily rhythm. Residences primarily date back to the mid-1970s, featuring a mix of two and three-bedroom detached homes and duplexes. Convenient access to primary and secondary schools enhances day-to-day living, with a pharmacy nearby providing essential supplies and several nearby dining options. While grocery shopping may require driving, highways and parking are easily accessible, making transportation and errands manageable. The town’s character emphasizes tranquility and simplicity, making it a comfortable place with a welcoming community atmosphere surrounded by the natural charm of North Carolina.

People who prefer a calm environment will enjoy Tarboro. Most areas in Tarboro are very quiet, as there isn't a lot of street noise or city clamor.

Highlights of Tammy Drive

Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special

🏫 Stocks Elementary School

Located about 1.3 miles from Tammy Drive, Stocks Elementary serves neighborhood children with a convenient, walkable option for primary education in the heart of Lyndale Acres.

🏫 W. A. Pattillo Middle School

Approximately 2.3 miles away, Pattillo Middle School provides local students an accessible middle school experience, reinforcing Tammy Drive’s appeal to families with children.

⚾ Tarboro Municipal Stadium

Just under a mile from Tammy Drive, this historic stadium hosts Tarboro High School Vikings games and summer collegiate baseball, lending a vibrant community atmosphere and easy access to local sporting events.

🛶 Riverfront Park & Tar River Paddle Trail

A short drive downtown leads to Riverfront Park with a boat ramp and paddle trail access along the Tar River—ideal for kayaking, canoe outings, or scenic riverside recreation near the neighborhood.

🌳 Clark Park

One of the nearby neighborhood parks managed by the town’s recreation department, Clark Park offers playgrounds, picnic areas, and green space—just minutes from Tammy Drive for casual outdoor family outings.

A Tarboro Neighborhood

This September in Tammy Drive

Things to do, events, and what's happening this month

September 11–12, 2026

Edgecombe County 4‑H Circuit Show

Edgecombe County Center (201 Saint Andrew St, Tarboro) • September 11: 6:00 PM goat showmanship; September 12: 9:15 AM swine, 1:00 PM lamb, 4:00 PM heifer showmanship

Just minutes from Tammy Drive, this agricultural showcase gives families a chance to support local youth and see livestock competitions right in town.

Saturday, September 18, 2026

Downtown Live: Ashton Lalyn & The Verdict

Courthouse Square, Downtown Tarboro

Enjoy free live music in the heart of Tarboro—with local flair—perfect for an evening out without traveling far.

Saturday, September 26, 2026

Tarborough Faire

Tarboro Town Common & Downtown Tarboro • 10:00 AM–6:00 PM

A Renaissance‑themed festival just downtown, full of knights, music, children’s activities, crafts and food—ideal for a local family outing.

Third Thursdays, May–September 2026

Tarboro Public Market

Corner of Main & Pitt Streets, Downtown Tarboro

Ongoing through September, a weekly farmers & artisan market close by makes grabbing fresh local produce and crafts easy for residents.

Starts September (Bi‑monthly youth clubs)

4‑H 'Speak Up!' Youth Club

4‑H Office, Tarboro (various) • 2nd Tuesday of month, 6:30–7:30 PM

Local youth (8–18) can build leadership and confidence via this ongoing 4‑H club starting in September, conveniently held in Tarboro.

From the Neighborhood

Stories, updates, and things to know in Tammy Drive

Know Your Neighborhood

Local characteristics and demographics for Tammy Drive

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