When North Carolina voters approved the Connect NC bond referendum in 2016, the wheels started to turn at Lake James State Park and plans for a long-awaited visitors’ center were set in motion.
Read MoreLake James State Park will be saying goodbye to Ranger Earl Weaver at the end of August, after 30 years of dedicated service to the people of North Carolina
Read MoreFree Fishing Day! Thursday, July 4
Read MoreIt’s the topic on everyone’s mind: Where do snake babies come from?
Read MoreWith the traditional period for prescribed fire in western North Carolina coming to a close, it’s time to celebrate a productive season for habitat management at Lake James State Park.
Read MoreIt is with great sadness we announce the passing of Corn Dog – Lake James State Park’s beloved captive corn snake.
Read MoreIf you haven’t seen your first snake of 2019 yet, you haven’t been paying attention.
Read MoreAs the veil of winter lifts from Lake James we know that people from near and far are looking forward to summertime at the lake
Read MoreSince late 2018, park visitors to the Paddy’s Creek Area have been presented with a curious pair of objects standing sentinel at the west end of the parking lot
Read MoreIt’s not too early to consider a summer seasonal position at Lake James State Park.
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