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As is our usual mode of travel, we arrived without a reservation, and had no problem getting a site. Here we are on site 20; although not a waterfront site, it did offer a wonderful view of the lake.
Date of visit: Feb 2008 |
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There are plenty of nice sites here. Across the inlet are sites 23, 24, and 26.
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Sites 10, 9, and 8 (l-r). |
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Two large parking lots are set up with sites along each side. Numbered 42 through 61, they also offer water and electric hookups.. |
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Site 37 is half of a double site, good for two parties camping together. |
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Loop A offers more open sites. Here is site 16 in the middle. |
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The other end of Loop A, with pull-through sites 6 (l) and 14 (r). |
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In between the two legs of the parking lot sites are a number of tent sites. |
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Site 35 on the right, sites 34, 33, and 32 on the left. |
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The big fiver is on site 31. |
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Near the parking lot sites is a small bathhouse and laundry - $1.00 a load. |
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Lots of waterfowl in the lake, including these greater scaup. |
Dump station available Verizon National Access service Rates: $16 (50% off with Golden Age Pass) Open all year Non-Reservable Sites: 2, 5, 6, 20-23, 26, 27, 32, 57-61 Coord: 30.718024 N, 84.851517 W |
Activities/Nearby Attractions Short nature trail Fishing and boating Jim Woodruff Lock and Dam
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