The park features a restored 19th-century homestead area reflecting the region's agricultural history.
The trail system connects to a broader network of undeveloped forest land managed by Forsyth County Parks and Recreation.
The park's topography is defined by its location within the Caney Creek watershed, contributing to local stormwater management.
Caney Creek Preserve is a 104-acre park in Forsyth County featuring a dedicated fenced dog park with separate areas for large and small breeds. The preserve offers approximately 1.5 miles of natural surface trails that wind through wooded areas and along the creek. Visitors have access to a pavilion for picnicking, a small playground, and modern restroom facilities. The landscape emphasizes local ecosystem preservation with trails that provide moderate elevation changes. The park serves as a community hub for dog owners and hikers seeking a suburban woodland experience.
The wooden footbridge crossing over Caney Creek near the trail intersection.
Wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes as trails can be muddy after rainfall.
Bring your own water for pets, as the dog park fountain may be seasonal.
Utilize the marked trail maps at the trailhead to navigate the loop system effectively.
Do not wander off the marked trails, as the preserve contains sensitive ecological zones and varying terrain.
Dogs must be leashed outside of the designated off-leash dog park area; owners are required to clean up waste immediately.
