Drone Rules for Crowders Mountain State Park

Kings Mountain, North Carolina (NC) • United States

522 Park Office Ln, Kings Mountain, NC 28086, USA

Lat: 35.2015 • Lng: -81.3141

Rules Edit History: Crowders Mountain State Park

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May 20, 2026 12:39 PM Approved • Manual admin rule: Initial

Author: jaystechvault (5221)

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Associated place id	—	ChIJYbCNy_ToVogRYclQJDbHWVQ
Associated place/name	—	Crowders Mountain State Park
Associated address	—	522 Park Office Ln, Kings Mountain, NC 28086, USA
Restriction type	—	Ground
Flight status	—	Permission
Summary	—	NC State Parks are restricted to those with permission. Which is rare to receive.
Mapped shapes	—	d400c074-3f35-4d9f-8f67-873d5675bb5f

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Park visitors are prohibited from landing or taking off within or upon any state park property, of any airplane, flying machine (including drones, unmanned aircrafts, and quadcopters), balloon, parachute, glider, hang glider (except with permit at Jockey's Ridge State Park), or other apparatus for aviation.

In some limited circumstances, these aviation apparatus may be operated after obtaining a Special Use Permit from the state park.

Additionally, state law prohibits people from launching or recovering any unmanned aircraft systems from state property without consent.

https://www.ncparks.gov/about-us/guidelines-park-rules-and-regulations

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+ Park visitors are prohibited from landing or taking off within or upon any state park property, of any airplane, flying machine (including drones, unmanned aircrafts, and quadcopters), balloon, parachute, glider, hang glider (except with permit at Jockey's Ridge State Park), or other apparatus for aviation.
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+ In some limited circumstances, these aviation apparatus may be operated after obtaining a Special Use Permit from the state park.
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+ Additionally, state law prohibits people from launching or recovering any unmanned aircraft systems from state property without consent.
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+ https://www.ncparks.gov/about-us/guidelines-park-rules-and-regulations