Anderson Creek Hunting Preserve

Anderson Creek Hunting Preserve (ACHP) is a 1,500-acre hunting destination located in southeastern Harnett County near Lillington, North Carolina, offering premier upland game bird hunting and outdoor recreation on beautifully managed rural lands.

Situated on the north prong of Anderson Creek off Highway 210 between Lillington and Spring Lake, Anderson Creek Hunting Preserve is conveniently positioned for hunters throughout central North Carolina:

• •40 minutes from Pinehurst, Southern Pines, Sanford, and Fayetteville
• •1 hour from Raleigh and Uwharrie National Forest
• •2-3 hours from North Carolina's coast and mountains

Address: 1299 Farrar Dairy Road, Lillington, NC 27546

Anderson Creek specializes in self-guided and guided upland bird hunting with game birds purchased directly on the preserve. No membership is required for self-guided hunts, and there are no grounds fees for bird hunting (except deer hunting, which incurs additional fees). The preserve features eight 30-40 acre blocks with diverse habitat types:

• •Wide-open fields for fast-flying birds
• •Thin and thick woodland covers
• •Flat terrain and rolling hills
• •100 acres of restored wetlands for wildlife observation

Beyond hunting, the preserve welcomes visitors for fishing, hiking, camping, and wildlife observation. Dedicated observation points throughout the property provide excellent opportunities to view native wildlife in their natural habitat.

Anderson Creek maintains a selective breeding program for German Shorthaired Pointer and Brittany Spaniel puppies, developed to excel as both hunting partners and beloved family pets.

James: (910) 578-6613 | Pam: (901) 314-9071 | Ken: (910) 551-1059 | Craig: (910) 758-5483

Email: [email protected]