Upcoming Events

Hits After Six

Get ready to groove on Thursday, Oct. 17 as "Too Much Sylvia" hits the stage at Chestnut Square Park from 6-9 p.m., bringing their signature party vibes! Don't miss out on a fantastic evening of music and fun under the stars with Indian Trail's Hits After Six. For more information, visit Indian Trail's website.

Fishing Tournament

Support the Firefighters' Burned Children Fund, Inc. by registering for a fishing tournament at Cane Creek Park on Saturday, Oct. 19, from 7 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. a 50/50 raffle will be available. To register, contact Jared Steele at 704.283.3885 ext. 5289, or Beth Belk at 704.283.3528.

Indian Trail's Spooktacular 

Indian Trail's Spooktacular event is just around the corner! Come dressed in your best costume on Friday, Oct. 25, from 6-9 p.m. at Chestnut Square Park for a fantastic trunk or treat, pumpkins, face painting, and more fun activities. For more information, visit Indian Trail's website.

Great Cane Creek Challenge

Be a part of the largest hiking challenge in the southern piedmont! Join our staff as we hike every trail in the park - a total of 13.1 miles in one day! Join us on Friday, Oct. 25 to see if you're game enough to complete the challenge. For more information and registration, visit Cane Creek Park's Facebook Page.

Community Events

Cane Creek Park Hours Changing

Starting Monday, Oct. 7, Cane Creek Park hours will be changing to 7 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.

Cane Creek Hiking Club

Join The Cane Creek fall hiking club every Tuesday at 8:30 a.m. for a 3-5 mile hike with staff and other avid hikers! Fresh fruit, granola bars, and fun community are all included. 

Free Mosquito Larvicide

It's important to remember that standing water can lead to an increase in mosquitoes. To help protect your family and community, we are offering free mosquito larvicide to prevent mosquito breeding in areas of standing water. Stop by the Environmental Health office, on the ground floor of the Government Center during regular business hours to pick up your free larvicide, while supplies last.

Have you seen these protected sunflowers here at Cane Creek Park? These unique and federally-protected plant species known as Schweinitz's sunflowers grows in a five-acre preserve known as the Andre Michaux Prairie Restoration Site. Visitors at Cane Creek can see the flowers by walking, biking, or riding horses on the trails leading to the preserve. Read more about these rare flowers.