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Knowing we would be here over a March weekend, we made a reservation several days before our arrival. All the waterfront sites were booked, so we selected site 12, which offers a nice view of the lake. Date of visit: Mar 2009 |
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Sites 11 and 10. The folks in the Winnebago View are full-timers. |
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Site 9 is a very nice waterfront pull-through site. Sites have only a dirt surface - rather messy in the rain. A little gravel would be a big improvement. |
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Sites 1-7. |
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Sites 25-27. Sites 23, 24 and 25 are designated handicapped sites and are paved. |
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Sites 31-28. |
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Sites 19 and 23. |
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Sites 11, 10, and 9 are probably the best three waterfront sites. |
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Seen from the fishing pier are sites 8-10. |
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The bathhouse is small, but modern and very clean, with hot showers. |
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The dump station is located at the back of the bathhouse. You'll need a longer than usual hose to reach the drain. |
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There is one cabin for rent. |
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This corner of Lake Seminole is a great place to do a little paddling. If you don't have your own, you can rent a canoe. |
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There's a small boat launch right beside the campground. At night, you can tie your boat up right in front of your waterfront site. |
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I got up one morning just in time to catch the sunrise over the lake. |
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This fellow was heading out early to his favorite fishing spot. |
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A pileated woodpecker visited our campsite one morning. |
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There is a pleasant 2-mile nature trail from the campground. We remembered these lily-like flowers from previous visits. |
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Out for a row at sunset. |
Dump station available Verizon Broadband Access (1X) service Rates: $12 Hookups: W/E(30/50) Coord: 30.73938 N, 84.93665 W |
Activities/Nearby Attractions Fishing, canoeing, boating Jim Woodruff Dam |
