 |
Most of the sites back up to the lake, which is really a large bald cypress swamp, deeper thanks to the dam. There were only 4 other RV's here when we arrived on 29 Nov, so we had no problem finding a site. We chose site 21. Date of visit: Nov 2007 |
 |
This was the view from the back of our site early in the morning. The cabins are just into the trees across the lake. |
 |
Sites 23, 22, and 21.
|
 |
Sites 1 (left) and 2 are at the edge of a sunny grassy area.
|
 |
From right, here are sites 3-4, 5, and 6. 3 and 4 comprise a double site, great for two families to share. |
 |
Site 15 is one of the most open in the back to the lake. |
 |
An overall view of the campground setting. That's the host site on the left, with site 25 in the background. |
 |
The clean bathhouse is heated and offers free hot showers and laundry facilities (75 cents a load). |
 |
We wished we had planned to be here two nights - it would be great fun to take one of the rental canoes out along the water trail. |
 |
The Watson Mill sits atop the dam, and serves as a covered bridge as well as a sawmill and grist mill. The grist mill has been restored and is operational today. |
 |
This shows some of the mill mechanism. |
 |
In the foreground is the original water turbine, while a Diesel generator, used to power the mill in its later working years, is in the background. |
Dump station available Verizon National Access service 20% discount for Senior Citizens (62)
|
Activities/Nearby Attractions 11 miles of hiking/biking trails 10 miles of canoe water trails Fishing |
