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Cedarock Park offers hiking trails, equestrian trails, two disc golf courses, footgolf course, a restored historical farm, a fishing pond, a picturesque waterfall over an old mill dam, picnic shelters & gazebos, basketball court, volleyball court, playground, canoe & kayak rentals, camping, & ample field space for open play

Features 2 Playgrounds, Basketball Court, Baseball / Softball DIamond, Fishing, Multi-purpose field, Picnic Shelters, Restrooms, Walking Track

Graham-Mebane Lake is a 650-acre municipal reservoir that offers sport fishing, boating, skiing, paddle sports, bank fishing, and picnicking.

Great Bend Park at Glencoe is part of the Haw River Trail/Mountains-to-Sea Trail and features 30 wooded acres along the Haw River with hiking trails, fishing areas, Picnicking, paddle access points.

Guilford-Mackintosh Park & Marina features: Boat Ramps, Kayaks & Canoe Rentals, Hiking/Biking Trail, Shelter & Picnic Sites, volleyball court, Horseshoe Pit, Playground, Pier & Bank Fishing 

Lake Cammack covers more than 800 acres with a shoreline of over 50 miles with: Boat ramps, Fishing (Bank & Pier), Playground, Hiking Trail, Shelter, and more...

Lake Mackintosh Park & Marina features: Kayak (seasonal) & Rowboat Rentals, Playground, Shelters & Picnic Sites, Boat Ramps, Pier & Bank Fishing, Lakeside Clubhouse

2 playgrounds, Picnic Areas, Picnic Shelters, Grills, Boat Launch (open seasonally Apr-Sept), Fishing, Marina & Boat Rentals, Walking Trails (wooded) - 0.75 mi, 1.05 mi, & 1.25 mi

Occoneechee Mountain State Natural Area offers a quick escape into nature with trails winding through forests of mountain laurel and rhododendron. Two quiet fishing ponds complement the nearby Eno River, while the summit overlook affords a great sunset view. The rare brown elfin butterfly has called the mountain home since the Ice Age. 

Stoney Creek Marina features: Boat Launch, Bank Fishing - and access to Haw River Hiking Trail

Swepsonville River Park features 2 miles of walking trails, fishing, and picnicking

The planned Haw River Trail (HRT) corridor extends approximately 80 miles along the Haw River and includes over 20 miles of Land Trail and 14 paddle accesses offering access to the entire length of the Haw River through Alamance County