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Here we are on site #31, with a great view of the lake. Setting up the satellite dish here was a snap. But we were in a Verizon Extended Network area, and although voice was fine, no data capability was available.
Date of visit: Apr 2006 |
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This shows sites 24-29, located on an open little peninsula. In the distance is W.Kerr Scott Dam. All sites offer W/E (30A) hookups. |
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Although the COE now uses ReserveAmerica, they do keep more sites available for first-come/first-served - 40%. So it's considerably easier to get a site than at most state parks.
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There are
two CG loops. The previous pictures show sites from Area A. Area B
is more wooded and doesn't offer the open waterfront sites of Area
A. |
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The park has a nice open amphitheater where rangers present various programs. |
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Near the
amphitheater is a playground with quite a few interesting things for
the kids to enjoy. |
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In the foreground
is the small swimming area for use by campers. Across the water is
the larger beach for day-use visitors. |
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For boaters,
there is a boat ramp located in the campground. |
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A beautiful sunrise on a chilly morning (35 degrees) as the mist slowly lifts off the lake. This is the view from the door of our rig. This was a tough place to leave - we extended our original 3-night stay to 6 nights.
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