About us
This group is for anyone who enjoys all outdoor recreation activities. McDowell Nature Preserve is located on the banks of Lake Wylie. McDowell offers a variety of activities for all ages and abilities. Activities range from hikes with the family to evening kayaking for the adults. To learn more about activities McDowell has to offer call McDowell Nature Center at 980-314-1128.
REGISTRATION REQUIRED for all programs through McDowell Nature Center. Since McDowell Nature Preserve is a Mecklenburg County run Nature Center and Park, registration through the calling the nature center or online at parkandrec.com is required due to county policy. All RSVPs and comments have been turned off for all events. Registering through the county website is how you RSVP and attend. Some events do require a price.
To request a modification based on the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), please contact staff at 980-314-1192 or email [TRInfo@MeckNC.gov](mailto:TRInfo@MeckNC.gov).
Upcoming events
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Evening Kayak
McDowell Nature Center and Preserve, 15222 South York Rd., Charlotte, NC, USExperience twilight while paddling the edges of McDowell Nature Preserve. Get a chance to view the setting sun over Lake Wylie with our experienced instructors. Discover the history of Lake Wylie and meet new people in a fun environment. No walk-ins accepted. Pre-registration required at Evening Kayak. Please call the McDowell Nature Center with any questions at 980-314-1128. Thank you!
3 attendees
Learn to Fish: Intro to Fishing
McDowell Nature Center and Preserve, 15222 South York Rd., Charlotte, NC, USDive into this hands-on class and discover the secret of mastering your fishing adventures. This is a collaborative program between the McDowell Nature Center and the NC Wildlife Resource Commission.
Registration required at Learn to Fish: Intro to Fishing.1 attendee
Stream Exploration
McDowell Nature Center and Preserve, 15222 South York Rd., Charlotte, NC, USCome out for some educational fun and get your hands dirty in McDowell's Four Seasons Trail Stream. Explore how to find and catch the critters that call the stream home, and the important role they play in the health of our environment! Boots or waterproof shoes should be worn.
Pre-registration required at Stream Exploration.1 attendee
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