ericmorander

We traveled to Georgia to get a jump on spring and get some warmer weather. It was just what the doctor ordered. We arrived on March 1 and stayed in camp #2 site 94. The hosts were welcoming and friendly. One even made us a bucket light, as we had never seen one prior, yes we are newbies. The pull thru site was a little slanted towards the water, but no big deal to level out the trailer. The views were awesome. Sunrise over the pines across the lake. Wildlife is abundant. Blue Herons, geese, vultures, deer, woodpeckers, cardinals, blue birds, turtles, fox, possum,peepers, hawks, crows...
Campground #2 was quieter than #1. It was full on the weekends and sparse on the weekdays. We walked the loop a few times a day, night walk was our favorite for star gazing, even saw the most amazing shooting star of our lives, looked like it was going to hit the earth. Many of our neighbors had boats that they pulled up to their sites. There was a lot of fishing happening. Pet friendly spot, lots of dogs, which we enjoyed meeting many of them. The bathroom nearest us was an older building, there is a newer facility in camp #2, and could use an update, but the showers were hot, and other than wet floors from the showers, it was clean. Laundry unit has some issues, I guess the washers and dryers break down often. We had temps all over the place, 30’s at night during our stay and a high of 78 during the day. It felt like summer at times for us, so refreshing. I am working remotely and used the jetpack from Verizon with absolutely no issues. Even streamed a football game on the weekend. Oh yeah, they have a cable hook up, which was an added bonus that we didn’t even know about, 20+ channels. We went to McCormick for groceries at the Food Lion, had pizza and wings at Michelle’s, hit up the book store and the antique shop. Nice rural town. Lincolnton has a couple of nice boutiques. All in all a great 2 weeks in March. Reserve a spot if you can! Place is Amazing!