Robbins Park

17738 West Catawba Avenue
Robbins Park is a multiphase, joint venture project, between Westmoreland Lake LLC, Mecklenburg County, and the Town of Cornelius. These three partners collaborated to design a park and residential community, The Preserve at Robbins Park. The crescent area opened in September 2011. Phase II opened in April 2015.View a map of Robbins Park and Westmoreland Athletic Complex.Hours
Dawn to dusk for unlighted facilities | Dawn to 11 p.m. for lighted facilities.

Features
  • Disc Golf Course - Due to clearing for the Northcross Drive Extension Project, the Robbins Park Disc Golf Course is closed until further notice.
  • Fishing
  • Gaga Pit
  • Grill
  • Multi-Purpose Field
  • Parking
  • Picnic Areas
  • Picnic Shelter (Reservable)
  • Playground
  • Restrooms
  • Sand Volleyball Court
  • Tennis (the two tennis courts are not lighted, but they do include pickleball lines)
  • Walking Trails

Interested in fishing? The northern pond fishing pier is connected to a nearly 600’ long boardwalk. The pond is stocked annually with Channel Catfish. The southern pond fishing pier is in a serene woodland setting and the pond is home to Bluegill, Redear Sunfish and Largemouth Bass. Both ponds also have been stocked with Triploid Grass Carp to help control vegetation. Both piers are handicap accessible and NC fishing license requirements apply. Read more about the required NC fishing license, including a link to purchase yours online.

Interested in reserving a field, shelter, or court?  Visit our Rental Information page.

Robbins Park Master Plan

View the revised Robbins Park Master Plan, adopted by the Town Board in 2021.

CYANOBACTERIA ALERT for southern pond at Robbins ParkCyanobacteria (blue-green algae) are natural organisms that are present in most lakes.  Certain conditions can cause cyanobacteria to bloom and release toxins.  Exposure to toxic algae, either through ingestion or skin contact, can cause rashes, skin and eye irritation, allergic reactions, gastrointestinal problems or, at high doses, serious illness or even death. Keep away from the water for your safety.  Until further notice, we encourage park visitors to avoid contact with all ponds. Do not allow pets to enter or drink from any pond, and keep dogs on a leash to minimize the chance of coming into contact with the water. Swimming by dogs or people is prohibited.  PLEASE KEEP PETS OUT OF THE WATER! 

This warning is only for ponds. Creeks and streams with flowing water are not typically impacted by blue-green algae that grows when water does not move. For more information visit https://www.cdc.gov/habs/pdf/cyanobacteria_faq.pdf 

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