Paddlers Cove - Lake Wylie Community
Resources

Everything you need, one tap away.

Power out? Water main break? Need a good plumber? Outage maps, phone numbers, trusted local pros and the links neighbors actually use.

Get involved

When we want the County to fix something, numbers matter. Read the neighborhood petitions and add your name to the ones you support. Signing is for verified Paddlers Cove residents.

Neighborhood petitions

Petitions

Every open and past petition, how many neighbors have signed, and updates once they're delivered to the County.

Report an outage

Report it even if you think someone already has. Utilities restore the areas with the most reports first.

Comporium

Internet

Pick "Lake Wylie" on their outage page. It's blank when there are no outages.

888-403-2667

HOA

Paddlers Cove is managed by CAMS. Pay dues, submit ARC (architectural) requests, report common-area problems, and find governing documents in the CAMS Connects portal.

CAMS Connects owner portal

HOA

Dues and auto-draft, ARC requests, maintenance requests, compliance notices, documents.

New owner without a login? Use "Sign Up" on the portal, or call CAMS to get your account set up.

877-672-2267

Bylaws & covenants

HOA

Coming soon to this page. Until then, they're in the Documents section of the CAMS portal.

Trash & recycling

York County doesn't pick up curbside in unincorporated Lake Wylie, so households subscribe to a private hauler. Ask your neighbors who comes down your street. Same-day pickup keeps the cans off the curb all week.

Lake Wylie Collection & Recycling Center

Drop-off

102 Bethel School Rd, Clover (off Hwy 557). Free for York County residents.

Open Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri, Sat 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Closed Wednesday and Sunday. Takes cardboard, electronics, paint, batteries, tires and bulky items (daily limits apply).

803-628-3181

Signature Waste

Hauler

Trash, recycling, bulk pickup and bin cleaning in Lake Wylie.

704-714-9400

D & D Sanitation

Hauler

Family-owned, Clover.

803-610-4666

Big C Disposal & Recycling

Hauler

Family-owned, Clover.

803-610-2212

Liberty Waste Service

Hauler

Rock Hill based, serves York County.

803-372-6666

Scraps Trash Removal

Hauler

Picks up from your door, so no hauling cans to the curb.

Listing a hauler here isn't an endorsement. Prices and service areas change, so call to confirm they cover your street.

Internet & TV

Availability varies street by street. Enter your address on each provider's site to see what you can actually get.

AT&T

Fiber / DSL

Internet, home phone and wireless.

Realtors

Realtors in the community who know Paddlers Cove better than any other realtors you can find.

Schools

Paddlers Cove is in the Clover School District. Always confirm your zoned school with the district. Boundaries can change, especially with Lake Wylie High now open.

Clover School District

District

Registration, bus routes, calendars and the parent portal.

803-810-8000

Public safety

Paddlers Cove is unincorporated York County, so the York County Sheriff's Office is our law enforcement, not a town police department.

York County Crime Stoppers

Anonymous tips

Share information anonymously. Tips may qualify for a reward.

877-409-4321

Poison Control

24/7

Free, confidential help for people and pets.

800-222-1222

Home services

Recommended by Jason Klugh, a Paddlers Cove neighbor and local REALTOR®, from his Homeowner Resource Guide. Neighbors have used these folks and been happy with the work. Always confirm licensing, insurance and pricing yourself before you hire anyone.

Michael Parks - Parks Construction, LLC

General Contractor

General Contractor - Full Bathroom and Kitchen Remodeling, Quality Tile Installation, Custom Finish Capentry, Deck Construction, Painting

Fantastic tile work and extremely competent general contractor

704-349-8105

Tree removal

Trees

Removals and hazardous limbs. Lots of tall pines in the Cove.

Rob Satter · 908-910-2678

These are neighbor recommendations, not endorsements by the HOA or this site, and nobody paid to be listed. Please confirm licensing, insurance and pricing before hiring, and get more than one quote on big jobs.

Seasonal home checklist

A few hours each season saves a lot of money later. Adapted from Jason Klugh's Homeowner Resource Guide.

Spring

Mar–May

Service the HVAC before the first hot week. Clean gutters and downspouts. Pressure wash siding, the driveway and walkways.

Also: refresh mulch, inspect the roof after winter, and fertilize and seed the lawn.

Summer

Jun–Aug

Check the irrigation for broken heads and dry spots. Wash windows inside and out. Seal or stain decks and fences.

Also: trim trees back off the roof, check exterior caulking, and service pool equipment.

Fall

Sep–Nov

Schedule furnace maintenance before you need heat. Clean the gutters after the leaves drop. Winterize the irrigation system.

Also: inspect the chimney and fireplace, seal driveway and concrete cracks, and trim hazardous limbs.

Winter

Dec–Feb

Protect exposed plumbing and outdoor spigots before a hard freeze. Replace smoke detector batteries. Test GFCI outlets.

Also: check attic insulation and weather stripping, and plan next year's projects.

Around town

Handy things every Cove neighbor ends up needing.

Paddlers Cove Facebook group

Members only

Our private neighborhood group for quick questions, recommendations and "did anyone else hear that?" Ask to join and an admin will let you in.

Paddlers Cove app

Free

Put this site on your home screen like an app, with its own icon and quick access to events, the directory and the Lending Library.

Call 811 before you dig

Free

Planting a tree, installing a fence or a mailbox post? Get buried lines marked first. It's free, and it's the law.

Dial 811

York County government

County

Property taxes, permits, parks (including Field Day Park), voter info and more.

Something missing or out of date?

Numbers and links change. If you spot one that's wrong, or know a resource neighbors should have, tell us and we'll update it.

Suggest a resource

Links and phone numbers last checked September 2026. For emergencies, always call 911.