Activites & Amenities for residents

Enjoy a day out on the River with friends and family or take a long hike on one of the many Catawba River Club trails.

Fishing

Activities include Catawba River Trout fishing. The property is located just five miles downstream from Lake James where the river makes a sweeping turn from due north to due south. Because Lake James is primarily fed by the Catawba and Linville rivers which begin on the peaks of the Blue Ridge Mountains, its waters are consistently ranked as some of the purest in the southeast.

Beginning on the peaks of the Blue Ridge Mountains

Purest waters in the southeast are perfect for fishing.

The waters at Catawba River Club are designated Trophy Trout Waters.

Fish from the 3-acre stocked pond or Trophy Trout Waters of the Catawba.

Catawba River Club residents fishing on the river.

CRC residents have access to the 3-acre stocked fishing pond.

Fly fishing and trout fishing are popular at Catawba River Club

CRC resident fly-fishing in the Catawba River.

The property is just 5 miles downstream from Lake James

Canoeing & Kayaking

The Catawba River is perfect for canoeing, kayaking, and other water sports.

Gentle water makes CRC the perfect place for family kayaking and canoeing.

The Catawba River Club boasts some of the cleanest water in the area.

CRC resident kayaking on the Catawba River.

The Catawba River Club is perfect for swimming, kayaking, canoeing and more.

Aerial view of the bend in the Catawba River around CRC.

Enjoy the pure, clean waters of the Catawba River Club.

Dogs love canoeing too!

CRC resident canoeing on the Catawba.

Residents enjoying the Catawba River.

Hiking

The Catawba River Club maintains miles of trails for residents to enjoy long walks and hikes along the river and through the woods. Hikers often spot wildlife such as deer and foxes.

Catawba River Club residents enjoy miles of hiking trails along the river.

Enjoy long walks through the woods

Surrounded by nature, residents often see deer and other wildlife at CRC.

Catawba River Club residents have miles of trails and roads for hiking and walking.

Surround yourself with nature just minutes from town at CRC.

Enjoy mountain views of the Blue Ridge Mountains at Catawba River Club.

Aerial view of the Catawba River Club.

View of Table Rock from Catawba River Club.

Equestrian Center

The CRC Equestrian Center is not a Catawba River Club amenity, and is not free for residents to use. All residents must follow Equestrian Center Rules & Regulations.

The 16-stall stable which stands adjacent to the 15-acres pasture and paddocks are available as a fee-based service to lot owners and home owners at The Catawba River Club. Facilities include an outdoor ring, round pen and designated riding trails located alongside the beautiful Catawba River and other Common Areas. If residents have horses of their own they are encouraged to consider boarding their horse at the CRC Equestrian Center.