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This was our third stop here. This time we picked site 67, where we got a little sun and found a hole through the trees for the satellite dish.
Date of visit: Nov 2008 |
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Site 66, shown here during our Apr 2006 visit, is one of the more open sites, offering a fairly clear view for our satellite dish. |
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In November 2007 we stopped at Kings Mt a second time, on our way south via the GA mountains. With the fall foliage still on the trees, the campground looked a lot different. This time we were on site 108. |
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Most sites are fairly shaded, and apparently typical of Upcountry SC parks, are not too level. All sites offer W/E (30A) hookups |
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There are some pull-through sites, but they also are generally not very level. .
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This is
the brand-new bathhouse in the south loop of the CG, heated and offering clean hot showers. There are three
older bathhouses in the north loop. |
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There is a small laundry facility. |
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Anyone for horseshoes? |
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Near the lake are several large pavilions and a large playground area. |
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This is
the camp store, apparently open only when the park is busy (which
isn't the first week in April). |
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A dam built
by the CCC in the 1930's creates this small lake. Paddle boats and
canoes are available for rent in the summer. |
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The dam is rather interesting, built of stone blocks which provide a gentle cascade of water. |
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This is
the main building built by the CCC. It's located on the shore of the
lake. |
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At least
one of the pavilons would be a great place for a party on the cooler
day - check out that fireplace! |
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The scenery near the dam and lake was much more colorful during our fall 2007 visit. |
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Another fall view of the lake. |
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The beavers have been busy gnawing on this large tree by the lake shore. |
116 RV sites with W/E(30A) hookups Dump station available Rates: $16-$18 Verizon Broadband Access Service |
Activites Fishing Replica of 19th century SC Yeoman farm 35 miles of hiking and equestrian trails Kings Mountain National Military Park |
