Reedy Creek Nature Preserve

Jonathan Holmes a month ago

Beautiful slice of nature. I primarily used the extensive hiking trails. I found the trails to be very well maintained, comfortably wide , and easy to navigate. All of the trails can be inter-connected to make large loops.

Adamo Riascos 3 months ago

I can’t believe after visiting this park for so many years that they had so many amenities. I used to take my kids to the soccer fields and basketball courts only. But there is a nature preserve, miles of pave and gravel trails, lakes, fishing, guided hiking, etc. This is an amazing park in the heart of Charlotte.

Dawn Chadbourne 11 months ago

This is a fantastic place with something for the entire family. Visit the space built by the Carolina Panthers if you want to try a fun workout, you can even time your run! The dog park (for dogs over 20#) is huge! Lots of trees, open space to throw a ball or just walk. Up for a hike, go for it, paved trailed with bridges, walkways and more meander through the acreage. Basketball courts, picnic areas and more. A place to visit time and time again.

Melody Covington 10 months ago

Great park! This is where I go and do most of my walking. Very peaceful and Lots of trails and variety of activities like golf and fishing and playground for the kids and a basketball court and overall good family-friendly atmosphere

Nikhil Kuriakose 11 months ago

Reedy Creek Park is an absolute gem—pristine, well-maintained and feels like stepping into a real forest. Whether you’re out for a morning stroll or an evening walk before it closes at 8:30 PM EST, the trails are easy and utterly peaceful. Wildlife is abundant: I’ve spotted tortoises, squirrels galore, rat snakes, even deer, and a variety of songbirds. The rustle of leaves underfoot is so soothing you might forget you’re in town. There’s plenty of free parking, and the staff are friendly and helpful. In a few spots you’ll notice some plastic bottles left behind by careless visitors—such a shame in such a beautiful setting. Please remember to pack out what you pack in (and recycle!), so we can keep this park looking its best. For families, there are playgrounds and a small park area designed specifically for kids, so little ones can burn off energy in a safe, fun environment. If you want to host a small gathering or family event, there are huts tucked into the woods—you really feel like you’ve booked your own private forest retreat. I’m from Kerala, and I’d love to see my state government take inspiration from Reedy Creek’s model. Our state’s lush tropical rainforests would be perfect for a similar park network—great for both conservation and community recreation. Photos: – Trail-Map of all paths