DUE TO COVID-19.... All Easter activities in Love Valley are cancelled. 

 North Carolina is under a stay at home order by the Governor. This is something we must adhere to. I strongly urge those planning on coming to Love Valley for the weekend to please reconsider. All Easter activities are cancelled. I am being informed that our trails are starting to be closed by the property owners. If you don’t have personal permission from said property owners you risk trespassing charges. That would be enforced by the property owners. If their wishes aren’t respected we could lose our trails . For all practical purposes Love Valley is closed. For those that can’t be swayed I want you to know, the town ordinances , county ordinances and State mandates and ordinances WILL BE ENFORCED uptown. My hope is for people on private property to abide by the 10 person mandate by the Governor. This could be enforced in the town limits if need be. We hope that doesn’t happen. Since we were included in the Iredell County State of Emergency declaration and the State declaration this will be and is going to be enforced by the county and state. I know this creates hardships for everyone and I get it. I also know what the county and state are telling us and they are serious about conformity. Hopefully with everyone complying and being reasonable we can get through this sooner rather than later. Maybe by Memorial Day week end. Thanks. Take care of yourselves and each other.

 Love Valley is an authentic western town situated in the foothills of the Brushy Mountains north of Statesville, North Carolina. Love Valley is a boy's dream and a man's reality. Andy Barker always dreamed of living in a western town. So, at the age of 29 Andy left his lucrative general contracting business in Charlotte and moved his family to his new land in April of 1954.