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Contact
Erma Deen Hoyle,
Director

Physical Address
105A East Court Square
Lincolnton, NC 28092

Mailing Address
PO Box 25
Lincolnton, NC  28093

Ph: (704) 748-1518
Fx: (704) 748-1519

Hours
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Monday - Friday

Summer Camp Registration
Summer Camp is quickly approaching...start planning now for your child's care. Camp will begin on June 10th and will be held Monday-Friday from 7 am-6 pm. Registration forms and fee for camp tee shirt ($20) are due June 3rd. The weekly fee is $95 due each Monday for weeks of camp attended. No fee charged for weeks absent. Camp is for rising 1st-6th graders and are being held at both East Lincoln Community Center and Howards Creek Community Center. Call Lindsay at (704) 483-8980 for more information.

Summer Camp Form

Matching Grant Received for New Park
Denver Lake Norman Rotary Club Foundation and Lincoln County are pleased to announce that Lincoln County has received a matching grant from the North Carolina Parks and Recreation Trust Fund in the amount of $352,432. These grant funds, along with funds from the Denver Lake Norman Rotary Club Foundation, will be used to begin the construction of athletic fields, walking trails, disc golf and playground in the long-awaited park to be located on Galway Lane in Denver.  For more information, call the Recreation Department at (704) 748-1518.
 
Park Site Map

Parks and Recreation eNewsletter
Stay informed of the latest Parks and Recreation news by signing up for our monthly enewsletter.  The monthly email will include updates on park openings, community programs, upcoming events, and much more!  To sign up, email Lincoln County Parks and Recreation.

Click here for this month's eNewsletter


Mission Statement

The purpose of the Parks and Recreation department is to provide recreational opportunities for the citizens of Lincoln County:

  • Through the development and operations of parks and facilities
  • Sponsorship of programs, classes and special events
  • By working with others in the preservation of the dwindling open space and natural resources of our county