Do you enjoy being outdoors but have been hesitant about hiking? Would going with a group help? Join a Park Ranger to hike 3.2 miles along Buckquarter Creek, Ridge, Fieldstone, and Holden Mill trails to dip your toes into the hobby with support!
Topics Related to Eno River State Park
December 17, 2025, 1:30pm - 3pm
What about Tropical Storm Chantal's weather and Eno River's topography contributed to the most recent, record breaking, flood event? If this question has been buzzing around in your head since the storm, join a Park Ranger for a presentation (with photos) followed by a hike. Come on and sign up for your question to be answered.
December 16, 2025, 5:30pm - 6:30pm
Join a Park Ranger and make pinecone bird feeders for our feathered friends! We still have birds in the area during the winter, come to learn who they are, why they stay and what they do when it's cold. Then, you'll make a feeder for you to take home and hang outside as a holiday treat.
December 16, 2025, 2pm - 3:30pm
Venture along the trails to paint the river a Park Ranger. We will spend time by the cascades painting the Eno and before moseying up to the Piper-Cox House. We will be using watercolor pencils and river water to activate them. We have supplies but you are welcome to bring your own.
The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) Division of Water Resources, in cooperation with Eno River State Park, the N.C. Department of Natural and Cultural Resources, City of Durham, Durham County, Town of Hillsborough and Orange County, will be treating the Eno River for hydrilla, an invasive aquatic plant, May 29 through Aug. 31.
A long-awaited acquisition of over 200 acres of land that includes the Historic Occoneechee Speedway to add to Eno River State Park has been finalized.
Lake Norman State Park will host an event on Saturday, April 20, and Eno River State Park on Saturday, April 27.
Funded by the NC Connect Bond, the new visitor center at Fews Ford Access offers engaging exhibits, electric vehicle charging, and a gorgeous back deck overlooking the riverine environment.
N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission's Tackle Loaner Program allows new anglers to borrow rods, reels, and other fishing gear free of charge.
The $17.4 million will fund nine capital improvements projects and six land acquisitions.