Furnace Town Parking Lot

We plan our itinerary to arrive at the end of the day to spend the night. A very large parking lot in sand and grass awaited us. After a quiet night we made a short hike whose departure is directly from the parking lot. We visited Furnace Town (7$ per person), a very interesting and informative tour. Just before we left, horse riders arrived. There is really no problem to stay on this parking lot even if you don’t plan to visit the place.
It’s a parking lot, but if you have full autonomy it's perfect !

We are there now. We drove in after six and parked out of the way. It is in a tall Forrest of pines and other trees. It is the parking lot for The Furnace Town Historical site. Search on it. We had a lot of fun.
Verizon is 2 bars but the Data is very slow.

Quiet place to rest explore the history of Furnace.

Had a peaceful stay in the large lot nestled in a tall pine grove. Woke up and wandered around the historic Furnace Town site with a wonderful history all clearly marked with stories at each pint of interest. Great find.

Super quiet. 2 other RVs when I stayed. Worth the visit to small historical town. Nice hard sand and flat parking area.

We stayed 2 years ago and were welcome. 1 year ago we arrived late and parked and were awoken in the early AM by someone pounding on the door saying that we needed to belong to the nature conservancy or something similar and register ahead of time and we had to leave right away.

This is a Harvest Hosts site now. I wasn't sure what I was getting into from reading the prior reviews, but this place is great! The site is essentially a dirt (sand) road turned into a long parking lot for Furnace Town, flanked by trees & a preserve. You can hear some road noise but it's not frequent.

When I pulled in, a nice woman named Claudia came out and asked if I was HH member. After chatting for a couple of minutes, she offered to let me stay even though I'm not a HH member! The only requirement was to park close to the Exit which was very easy and mostly level.

I didn't get to head in and see Furnace Town because of Hurricane Ian heading this way, so I needed to get on the road earlier than planned.