B. Everett Jordan Dam Visitor Assistance Center Conference Room

Moncure, North Carolina · US Army Corps of Engineers

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About

B. Everett Jordan Lake is situated along the western edge of the Durham Triassic Basin in the North Carolina Piedmont region and is fed by the Haw and New Hope rivers. Forested hills of mixed hardwoods and pines, including loblolly pine, oak, hickory, and sweetgum, drape the rolling shoreline. Wildlife is abundant throughout the woodlands and wetlands. White-tailed deer, gray foxes, beavers, and eastern gray squirrels make their homes on the project. Birds in the area are exceptionally diverse, featuring the majestic bald eagle and osprey, alongside wild turkey, wood ducks, great blue herons, pine warblers, and Carolina wrens.The Visitor Assistance Center offers a 25' x 14' conference room designed to accommodate up to 20 people. The space comes fully equipped with conference tables and chairs, making it ideal for meetings, workshops, and presentations. Users will have access to a projector, screen, and wall-mounted whiteboard. There is a built-in servery area with a small sink to support catered meetings or light refreshments, while public restrooms are situated a few steps away.B. Everett Jordan Lake is situated along the western edge of the Durham Triassic Basin in the North Carolina Piedmont region and is fed by the Haw and New Hope rivers. Forested hills of mixed hardwoods and pines, including loblolly pine, oak, hickory, and sweetgum, drape the rolling shoreline. Wildlife is abundant throughout the woodlands and wetlands. White-tailed deer, gray foxes, beavers, and eastern gray squirrels make their homes on the project. Birds in the area are exceptionally diverse, featuring the majestic bald eagle and osprey, alongside wild turkey, wood ducks, great blue herons, pine warblers, and Carolina wrens.Poe's Ridge Boat Ramp (2 mins) This 24-hour public ramp is the perfect spot to launch boats, kayaks, canoes, or paddleboards Jordan Lake Educational State Forest (15 mins) Located on Big Woods Road, this unique state forest features multiple interpretive trail systems. It is also a designated site on the North Carolina Birding Trail. White Pines Nature Preserve (15 mins) Located just south toward Sanford, this Triangle Land Conservancy flagship property features north-facing slopes and cool waterways. This unique microclimate supports native white pines and wildflower species usually only found in the cold mountain regions of Western North Carolina. Carolina Tiger Rescue (15 mins) Located near Robeson Creek boat ramp, it is a world-class, non-profit wild cat

Directions

From Raleigh , take US-1 South toward Sanford. Continue for approximately 25 miles to Exit 79 (Moncure/Pittsboro). Turn right off the exit ramp onto Moncure-Pittsboro Road and proceed for approximately 1/2 mile. Turn right onto Jordan Dam Road. Visitor Assistance Center is at the end of the road near the dam. From Sanford , Take US-1 North out of Sanford toward Raleigh. Drive approximately 10 miles to Exit 79 (Moncure/Pittsboro). Turn left onto Moncure-Pittsboro Road and continue for approximately 1/2 mile. Turn right onto Jordan Dam Road. Visitor Assistance Center is at the end of the road near the dam.

Location

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Details

State
North Carolina
City / area
Moncure
Agency
US Army Corps of Engineers
Parent area
B. Everett Jordan Lake
Campsites
1
Reservable
Yes
Typical price
$75 / day
Equipment
See Recreation.gov

Reserve on Recreation.gov

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