Clarence Town Park adventures

Clarence Town Park Adventures

Clarence Town Park is a peaceful riverside park located along the Pasquotank River in North Carolina, offering scenic views, recreational fishing, and family-friendly amenities.

10
Acres Protected
0.5
Miles of Trails
15,000
Annual Visitors
1985
Year Established

About Clarence Town Park

 

Clarence Town Park is situated in the town of Elizabeth City, North Carolina, along the banks of the Pasquotank River. The park features a quiet and accessible natural environment that serves as a local gathering spot for outdoor activities such as fishing, picnicking, and walking. Covering a modest area, the park presents waterfront views that allow visitors to enjoy observing waterfowl, boats, and seasonal wildlife along the river's edge. The flat terrain and paved walkways make it suitable for all ages and abilities, emphasizing accessibility and relaxation rather than challenging outdoor pursuits. The park includes picnic shelters, benches, open green spaces, and a boat launch area, supporting both day visitors and local anglers. Clarence Town Park also plays a role in community events and offers a tranquil retreat in an urban setting, making it a valued recreational resource in Elizabeth City. While it is not a large wilderness area or national forest, the park provides essential green space and river access for residents and visitors alike.

Highlights

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Scenic Pasquotank River waterfront views

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Popular spot for freshwater fishing and crabbing

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Picnic shelters and family-friendly amenities

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Boat launch providing access to river paddle sports

Notable Natural Features

Pasquotank River Access

The park provides direct access to the Pasquotank River via a small boat launch, popular with local anglers and paddlers.

Picnic Shelters

Covered picnic areas accommodate families and groups, making the park ideal for casual outdoor meals and gatherings.

Open Green Spaces

Lawn areas within the park are perfect for relaxation, lawn games, and informal social activities.