Welcome to beautiful Lake Norman for fun in the sun. We’re located about 20 minutes north of fast growing Charlotte, North Carolina.

We hope you will enjoy the changes we’ve made to our web site with more features and a feedback forum for our guests to share information and photo’s of their stay with us.

Spring is right around the corner and summer is hot on it’s trail; so, it’s time to wax up the ski’s, put air in the tubes and make your family vacation plans. Call early to be sure you get the house and dates that you want.

You’ll want to check back periodically to view new additions to our program and check out the latest changes on our web page.

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welcome to lake norman!

Family Boating on Lake Norman We are pleased to present some of the most unique vacation properties available. Each home reflects the decorative tastes and interests of their owners. We want you to enjoy your stay and relax while you are here.

There are lots of activities for the whole family, from: boating, fishing, swimming, skiing, golfing, shopping the outlet stores, and local sporting events. Many families enjoy the daytripping around North Carolina to visit the mountains, the Biltmore Estate in Asheville, Tweetsie Railroad and shopping in Blowing Rock, Old Salem in Winston-Salem or the North Carolina Zoological Park in Asheboro. Carowinds Park in Charlotte is a favorite for the children and young at heart.

So, come stay with us and play on our 32,500 acre lake with over 520 miles of shoreline.

travel insurance

To make your vacation as worry-free as possible, Lake Norman Vacation Station offers travel insurance through AIG-Travel Guard as an option with our bookings.

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a little lake norman history

View of Lake Norman, Lake Norman, NC. Photo by Gary Phelps Lake Norman is a man made lake primarily constructed for energy production and flood control of the Catawba River Valley. Located just north of Charlotte, Lake Norman is the largest of seven lakes built for this energy program.

The lake was filled up in the early to mid 60's and was originally the playground for sports minded campers and fishermen. As its beauty and popularity grew, it attracted sailboaters, water skiers and the relaxation of pontoon boaters. With the completion of I-77 between Statesville and Charlotte, Lake Norman was rapidly opened up to second homes on the water and the rush to develop residential communities around its shores.

Lake Norman was named for Norman Atwater Cocke, a retired president of Duke Power and has been dubbed "Our Inland Sea". Please help us keep it clean and safe for future generations.

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Unless otherwise noted, each property includes the following:

Waterfront: pier and dock. Boats can be tied to all docks that do not have a boat slip.
Kitchen: range/oven, refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher, washer and dryer.
Grill: either charcoal or gas. General: color TV, VCR, basic cable TV or satellite service, telephone.
Heat/Air Conditioning.
Linens and towels: are not provided but can be rented at our office.
All properties are waterfront.