Fishing at the Pond
Quiet mornings by the water. Watch your children's eyes light up as the line tugs and nature comes alive.
25 acres of joy, adventure & memories. Family owned & operated since 2020 — a welcoming home in the woods where families reconnect, celebrate heritage, and create stories that last generations.

In 2020, the Coble family created Cobles Landing as a loving space where families and all who love the outdoors are welcomed to reconnect with nature, celebrate togetherness, and build generational memories.
From peaceful mornings at the fishing pond to thrilling ATV rides and evenings around the campfire, this 25-acre slice of Polkton is more than land. It's a place where joy, freedom, and family come home.
It's also a working landscape. We keep bees, tend growing plots and care for animals; we manage these acres for healthy soil, clean water and wildlife; and we open the gates for school groups, farm and nature tours, and hands-on learning. Seasonal work and training here create real pathways for young people and neighbors in Anson County — so the good this land does reaches well past our own family.
Beyond camping, these 25 acres support agriculture, conservation, hands-on education and local workforce training. We collaborate with government agencies, agricultural organizations, universities, nonprofits and foundations on projects that strengthen rural Anson County.
Explore Partnerships & DevelopmentAgriculture & beekeeping
Conservation & land stewardship
Education & youth programs
Workforce development
Cobles Landing Health and Wellness brings farm and garden work, beekeeping, horticulture, nature walks and outdoor education to schools, youth groups and families — supported through partnerships, grants and donations. A sweat lodge area is being built out and is coming soon.
Farm & garden programs
Beekeeping & pollinators
Horticulture & nature walks
Outdoor education
Every corner of Cobles Landing was made for connection — to nature, to each other, to the small joys that turn into lifelong memories.
Quiet mornings by the water. Watch your children's eyes light up as the line tugs and nature comes alive.

Feel the freedom on our scenic wooded trails. Helmets on, hearts open, memories made.
Stories, toasted marshmallows, and starlight overhead — the warmest part of every visit.
Twenty-five acres of room to run, play, explore, and just be a kid in nature.
And remember — kids 12 & under always stay free. Because making memories shouldn't be out of reach.

Gatherings, trail days, and seasonal traditions on the land — come for one, you'll likely plan the next before you leave.
Saturday, October 10 – Sunday, October 11
Two slow mornings at the stocked pond, a fish fry at midday, and prizes for the biggest catch of the weekend.

Saturday, November 7
A full day on our wooded trails with guided runs, a safety briefing, and a campfire cookout to close it out.

Saturday, December 5
Walk the working apiary with our family, see inside a live hive, and taste honey pulled right here on the property.
"Our family reunion at Cobles Landing was unforgettable. Three generations laughing around the fire — pure magic."
"We felt seen and welcomed the moment we drove in. The kids didn't want to leave. We're already planning to come back."
"Rex and Shawanda are the heart of this place. You can feel the love poured into every acre."
Quick answers about staying, exploring, and planning your visit to Cobles Landing.
Cobles Landing is a 25-acre family-owned campground and nature preserve in Polkton, North Carolina (Anson County), about 45 minutes east of Charlotte and a short drive from Concord, Salisbury, and the Uwharrie region.

Reserve your spot under the Carolina pines. We'll save you a seat by the fire.