Putt for the Strut Golf Tournament
A fun local charity golf tournament supporting the Neuse Chapter NWTF, ideal for Lake Tyler residents who enjoy golf, community engagement, and supporting local conservation efforts.
Nestled around a tranquil lake, the Lake Tyler neighborhood in New Bern offers charming modern homes with welcoming front porches and scenic water views. Residents enjoy private amenities like a lakeside pool, playground, and walking trails, fostering a close-knit, friendly community rooted in relaxation and Southern hospitality.
New Bern provides a calm and tranquil environment with predominantly single detached homes built around 1990. Residents have access to various dining options and approximately 20 grocery stores within a convenient distance when traveling by car. The city offers both public and private schools at elementary and high school levels, giving educational choices for its inhabitants. Despite having few bike lanes, the streets remain peaceful and restful, contributing to a serene atmosphere throughout the neighborhood. Parking is generally easy to find, and properties are closely connected to nearby highways, making daily commuting straightforward and efficient.
The character of New Bern is exemplified by its slower-paced atmosphere. New Bern is excellent for those who enjoy quiet surroundings, as there isn't a lot of street noise or city clamor.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
Directly contiguous to the Tyler ‘Home on the Lake’ neighborhood, Martin Marietta Park offers more than seven miles of walking and biking trails, a children’s playground, kayak launch, fishing piers, picnic shelters, and a wildlife observation deck — making it a natural extension of outdoor living for residents in this lake-centered community.
At the heart of the neighborhood lies a community pool and cabana, providing residents with a convenient, resort-style place to swim, relax, and socialize right within the neighborhood’s bounds.
The neighborhood is built around a 60‑acre lake with more than two miles (approximately 2.5 miles in listings) of paved walking trails, offering scenic strolls, exercise routes, and non‑motorized water access for kayaking, paddleboarding, canoeing, or fishing just steps from home.
Serving the neighborhood are zoned schools including Trent Park Elementary (about 3.3 miles away), H. J. MacDonald Middle (roughly 2.5 miles), and Craven Early College High (around 2.7 miles) — offering convenient public school options for families in the community.
While nestled lakeside, the neighborhood benefits from easy access to grocery shopping nearby and is just about 10 minutes from downtown New Bern’s shops, dining, and entertainment, combining peaceful lakeside living with urban convenience.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
A fun local charity golf tournament supporting the Neuse Chapter NWTF, ideal for Lake Tyler residents who enjoy golf, community engagement, and supporting local conservation efforts.
An evening market with local vendors, live music, and refreshments—great for nearby residents to enjoy al fresco shopping and socializing just minutes from Lake Tyler.
A free, family‑friendly block‑party with food vendors, safety demonstrations, and community camaraderie—perfect for Lake Tyler families fostering neighborhood bonds.
Two‑week day camp packed with outdoor games, swimming, arts, and field trips—an excellent local summertime option for Lake Tyler families with kids aged 5–12.
A fast‑paced, interactive clue‑solving adventure through downtown—great for Lake Tyler residents who want a fun, team‑oriented exploration of their nearby historic community.
View event details →A historical lunch presentation by the New Bern Historical Society—engaging for Lake Tyler locals interested in regional history and enjoying a midday cultural outing.
Stories, updates, and things to know in Lake Tyler
Local characteristics and demographics for Lake Tyler