Gear Up. Head Out.
Enjoy the beauty of nature while preserving it for future generations to enjoy. Bear Creek Hunting Preserve, LLC not only provides hunters with land to hunt, we provide opportunities for all nature lovers to come experience its beauty. Whether you would like to hunt the animals, fish on the Cape Fear River or just enjoy a peaceful walk in the woods, Bear Creek has 200 acres of land for you to explore. Experience the peace that being surrounded by nature can bring.
Nature and Recreational Services
Nature Walk/Bird Watching
If you enjoy being out in nature and observing its peaceful beauty, come walk our trails. Bear Creek has a duck impoundment that will surely bring some views of our wild ducks.
Primitive Camping
If you are into primitive camping, Bear Creek has a perfect spot that is an elevated area on the Preserve to provide more viewing area. You may even see our flying squirrel that has a house near the camping area.
Dog Training area
Need to train your dog(s) not to be gun shy? Bear Creek offers an area for training your beloved future hunting companion.
Fishing
Bear Creek has two ponds and access to the Cape Fear River that provide different opportunities to catch a variety of fish. Beginning fisher? We have equipment that you can rent and a guide is available to help provide tips and tricks.
Ready for Your Next Adventure?
ONE YEAR ALL ACCESS HUNTING/FISHING LEASE : $1,000
Guided Deer, Duck and Turkey hunts - $250 a day w/o lodging
Guided Deer, Duck and Turkey hunts - $350 a day w/ lodging
Varmint hunts - $25 a day/night
Fishing - $30 a day or $50 for two days
Nature walk/Bird watching - $15 a day for group of 1-5 people
Primitive Camping - $30 for a weekend
Dog Training area - $40
Gun Safety Class - $80
Nature Safety Class - $30
First Aid Class - $30
Nature Safety and First Aid Class - $50
Why Hunt Or Explore With Us?
We love nature and all that it has to offer, from its beauty to its resources. Today, we channel that passion into providing others with guidance and the know how on working with nature while developing a community of like minded individuals to help preserve the land and its resources for generations to come.
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