A nice park w/a lot of trails that kind of intertwine into each other. There are also about 3-4 large ponds each with fish and plenty of turtles; fishing is allowed. 8 in. It's actually a lot bigger than I expected the first time that I visited but I love it because it's so close to the university area and where I live that it's not a long drive and I find myself looking forward to the next time I get to go. While driving through the park, we were amazed at everything that was offered here. It's relatively close to my house. There are two lakes at this location in addition to a dog park, designed disk golf area and even sand turf volleyball. We encountered a few people-some who were running the trails, while others were walking with their families. The trails themselves vary from dense woods to going along two ponds: Dragonfly & Kingfisher, with Dragonfly being the bigger of the two. The park has several picnic shelters that can be reserved; some with water and electricity. There are indoor and outdoor picnic facilities, extensive benches, playgrounds, a disc golf course, a dog park, a community garden, several ponds, and a lakeside fishing pier. My biggest catch so far and my worst picture for it. Mine got their shoes wet while netting for minnows. The bank is cleared around this 3-acre pond. Just enjoying the sounds of nature brought us both to a level of peace. Anglers can try to lure crappy, bass, catfish, brim, and pan fish from the banks of Bass Pond or they can cast off in the shallow waters of Reedy Fork Creek. We made a big loop connecting a bunch of the trails. Playground for next to the  Nature Center looked like a treehouse and was so much fun for both kids. The one that is for the small dogs is soooo small. But it is always clean when I go. There are two ponds in the middle of the trail areas. If you don't like that, keep your dog in the small dog area. There's also a pretty large disc golf course back in this area.If you hop on the main loop, you'll find yourself on a wooded trail that's a couple of miles long. No ones ever stopped me before lol. The park ranger drives around a little creepy and as if he's trying to arrest everyone instead of someone there to help. I'm so grateful to have so many parks and dedicated green spaces in the city of Charlotte and Reedy Creek Park does not disappoint! I was a bit hesitant but said sure and figured me and my son could make a trip out of it. It's actually a lot bigger than I expected the first time that I visited but I love it because it's so close to the university area and where I live that it's not a long drive and I find myself looking forward to the next time I get to go. It's huge, fenced in, and they have a separate little enclosed park for dogs under 20 lbs. Most of the bank is clear of brush, and a universally accessible, concrete walkway encircles the 6-acre lake. While driving through the park, we were amazed at everything that was offered here. It really is super nice especially in the spring/summer and even in the fall. Largemouth Bass with a small spinner jig. We had never been here before. There's plenty of playground and recreational area at the beginning of the park, including a very large fenced in dog park that seems to get pretty decent use. There's plenty of playground and recreational area at the beginning of the park, including a very large fenced in dog park that seems to get pretty decent use. I'm so grateful to have so many parks and dedicated green spaces in the city of Charlotte and Reedy Creek Park does not disappoint!Reedy Creek Park and Nature Preserve happens to be pretty close to our  house so it is very easy to get to you and once there is very well marked with signage.There seems to be a little something for everyone - there is a dog park on your right just as you enter the park, they have covered shelters for picnics and celebrations, ball parks for some good ol' fashion ball games and then there is the Reedy Creek Nature Preserve which has a ton of trails and some really interesting education exhibits and displays! Brush has been cleared from several bank areas on the two ponds, and a 50-foot fishing platform has been constructed on the larger 7-acre pond. Fishing pier ; 9 outdoor picnic shelters ; 1 indoor picnic shelter ; 2 playgrounds ; Dog park; Reedy Creek Nature Center ; 10 miles of hiking trails located in adjacent 727-acre nature preserve (see Reedy Creek Nature Preserve) Soccer field #2 has a properly dimensioned cricket pitch which allows for cricket play. Neighborhood pond across from reedy creek. You could easily spend an entire day here. We loved this Nature Center. The trail was not too long or difficult and it had great shade from all the trees. I loved the outdoor natural playground that they have for the kids outside the nature center. #5 Colonel Francis Beatty Park: Warning- bring water shoes for little people. We took the green square trail (can't remember the name - dragonfly I think) recommended by the person at the Nature Center desk. looked like a treehouse and was so much fun for both kids. We loved this Nature Center. Two gated dog areas. Brush has been cleared from several bank areas on the two ponds, and a 50-foot fishing platform has been constructed on the larger 7-acre pond. It's a mildly trafficked area, and I spot lots of dogs out for walks on this loop!All in all, a really enjoyable park with lots to do. 68 reviews of Reedy Creek Park "I fished here with my nephew of seventeen one Saturday and the lake is so serene and peaceful that we both spent quality time together without really speaking a word. There are also trash cans.I can see when it rain it can get vey muddy here, it isnt raining now and it's already muddy. Reedy Creek Nature Preserve protects 927 acres of natural, forested habitat within Reedy Creek Park. The main park contains courts and fields for basketball, softball, tennis, soccer, horseshoes, cricket, and volleyball. For field or shelter reservations, please dial 311 or (704) 336-7600. Great trails. The size comparison between the two sections are laughable. There's a really nice lake to sit by & there's even a playground for a little kids so the whole family can go!! There are miles of walking trails, a playground for the kids, a dog park, basketball courts, baseball diamonds, a nature center, picnic pavilions for reservation, and two lakes with fishing. [7], Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation: Reedy Creek Park, Independence and Revolution Dr. Dan L. Morrill, “Flocking to see tiniest birds” by Brittany Penland, Charlotte Observer, August 28, 2011, Park And Rec Opens First Nature Play Area At Reedy Creek, Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, North Carolina Blumenthal Performing Arts Center, Johnson C. Smith Golden Bulls and Lady Golden Bulls, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Reedy_Creek_Park_(Charlotte,_North_Carolina)&oldid=968644188, Articles using NRISref without a reference number, Infobox mapframe without OSM relation ID on Wikidata, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 20 July 2020, at 16:54. Actually saw the creek, not that impressive. Nice shaded woods, and went down near the pond. It really allows the kids to just have fun but utilize their imagination at the same time. The only downfall is that there are black snakes but they are harmless and you can't stop all of  nature. Adjacent to the park is a 737 acre nature preserve. Overall this is an OK dog park, i wouldnt go out of my way to come here if you are contemplating if it's worth the drive.The trails:Very easy to get lost, not very scenic. You are trying to access a feature that requires a Fishidy account. I can also see that there are two sections to the dog park, 1 for 20lb and under another 20lb and over. There are indoor and outdoor picnic facilities, extensive benches, playgrounds, a disc golf course, a dog park, a community garden, several ponds, and a lakeside fishing pier. Mecklenburg County became the owner when the City and County Park and Recreation Departments merged in 1991, and shortly after that built the Reedy Creek Environmental Center (later to be named the Nature Center). Reedy Creed Park is one of the best parks in all of Charlotte. I found my way back to my car by asking directions. #4.24.0. There are some very pretty sites, and depending on the time of year you may find yourself surrounded by beautiful flowers and butterflies. A lot of people had the same idea & after going I can see why. 68 reviews of Reedy Creek Park "I fished here with my nephew of seventeen one Saturday and the lake is so serene and peaceful that we both spent quality time together without really speaking a word.

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