Lake Louise Park
The Town of Weaverville owns and maintains Lake Louise, which encompasses approximately 15.5 acres with a more than five-acre, man-made lake. The park also features playground facilities, outdoor exercise equipment, picnic shelters, a walking track, grills and fishing. Picnic shelters are not available for reservation at this time and may be utilized on a first come first serve basis. Town observances and celebrations are held in the park throughout the year.
Anyone with a North Carolina fishing license may fish in Lake Louise. Beginning in May, 2022 a fishing permit from the Town of Weaverville to fish in Lake Louise is no longer required.
The Town of Weaverville would like to remind everyone of the park rules for Main Street Nature Park and Lake Louise Park. Don’t Feed the Ducks. Pursuant to Town Ordinance, it is a violation to feed: ducks, geese, and waterfowl. It is unlawful to violate any of the following rules while on the Lake Louise Park property or at the Main Street Nature Park.
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