In the hours before a major winter snowstorm, the Friends of Lake James State Park hosted it’s most successful public fundraising event since the group formed in 2010.
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In addition to our article on situational awareness, the staff of Lake James State Park would like to remind everyone that with the approach of summer comes a season of increased thefts from vehicles.
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Previously in Clay’s Corner we’ve discussed the fact that we are our own first responders. Because each of us will occasionally face threats that are immediate, we should take the steps necessary to protect ourselves.
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For the past two years I have had the honor and fun of introducing readers to recipes I felt may enrich their camping experience.
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The staff at Lake James State Park, and all the future visitors to come, have a lot of thank-you cards to send as 2021 comes to a close.
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VIPs visit Lake James State Park.
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Burke and McDowell county officials toured the new Lake James State Park visitor center and Cove Bridge last month.
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The fall of 2021 is shaping up to be jam packed with things to do and see in and around the park. At the time of publication, the list included:
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Since its establishment in 1986, Lake James State Park has never undertaken projects of such magnitude as the new visitor center and pedestrian bridge at the Paddy’s Creek Area.
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Lake James joined N.C. State Parks in celebrating Juneteenth this year.
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Get ready for a Creep-Crawly adventure at the Holly Discovery Trail!
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After missing a year due to the pandemic and resulting health protocols, Lake James State Park’s Paddy’s Creek Area saw more prescribed burning this spring than has ever taken place since the inception of the program during 2014.
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As the park prepares to receive visitors this summer a major septic repair at the Paddy’s Creek Area is top priority.
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The November-December newsletter told the story of Friends of the Fonta Flora State Trail (F3ST) getting started.
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Your park rangers are gearing up to offer a full slate of environmental interpretive and educational programs as soon as health and safety protocols will allow.
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What started out as a pipe dream is now a reality as construction crews working on the pedestrian bridge spanning Mills Creek have demobilized.
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There are some lucky North Carolina residents that are fortunate to live near one of the state’s 41 parks, recreation, or natural areas.
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Beetles, the most important organisms on Earth?
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