Concessions and boat rentals available at Lake Rogers

The concession stand at Lake Rogers is open Fridays from noon to 7 p.m., Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. — through Sunday, Oct. 12 for Saturday and Sunday and through Sept. 6 on Fridays.

The schedule is subject to change due to impending weather. Please contact the Creedmoor Community Center for current operational hours at 919-764-1021.

Aquacycles, jon boats, and nucanoes are available for rent on an hourly basis during operating hours. You must be 18 or older to rent, and must provide a driver’s license or other valid form of identification.  Life jackets are provided and are required to be worn at all times.

John Boat/NuCanoe – $7 (City Resident)/$10 (Non-Resident) per Hour

Aquacyles – $12 (City Resident)/$15 (Non-Resident) per Hour

John Boat per 5 Hour – $25 (City Resident)/$32 (Non-Resident).

For those who enjoy fishing, Lake Rogers has a rebuilt fishing pier and four fishing platforms.  Day or full season launch passes are available at Creedmoor Community Center or the concession stand during operating hours.  Make sure to have your boat launch pass with you at all times while on the lake.

Bass fishing is fair-to-good with best results during the spring and early summer months. Several bass in excess of 10 pounds have been taken from the lake. Bream fishing is fair around the pier during the spawning season. Bowfins (grindle) are caught on occasion and provide anglers with excellent sport. Other species common to the lake are white perch, carp, pickerel, gizzard shad, and yellow perch. Channel catfish were introduced in the 1970’s and anglers report fair catches for this species.

The City of Creedmoor also participates in the NC Wildlife Resource Commission Tackle Loaner Program. You can check out a free loaner pole at Lake Rogers or the Creedmoor Community Center during business hours.

For more information contact us at 919-764-1005 or recreation@cityofcreedmoor.org

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