Anderson Creek Hunting Preserve

Welcome to Anderson Creek Hunting Preserve (ACHP), established on the picturesque lands of southeastern Harnett County, nestled on the north prong of Anderson Creek. Our farm, founded by the Farrar family, spans across 1,500 acres of diverse agricultural and wooded landscapes, showcasing the natural beauty of southeastern North Carolina. We have restored 100 acres back to wetlands, equipped with observation points for wildlife enthusiasts.

Anderson Creek features eight unique blocks of land, each ranging from 30-40 acres, offering habitats from wide-open fields to dense woods, and terrain from flatlands to rolling hills. Our location is conveniently situated about 40 minutes from major cities like Pinehurst, Southern Pines, and Fayetteville, with proximity to the bustling I-95.

At Anderson Creek, no memberships or grounds fees are required, allowing guests to experience self-guided hunting with purchased birds, excluding deer. This unique feature makes our preserve an ideal destination for hunting enthusiasts.

In addition to hunting, we proudly breed German Shorthaired Pointers and Brittany Spaniels. Our goal is to nurture puppies not only as skilled hunting companions but also as beloved family pets, enhancing the joys of owning dogs known for their good nature and versatility.