Enjoy the comforts of home at some sites—including flush toilets, showers, and a kitchen.
This farm has been in the Harris family since 1872. Civil War veteran Haywood Harris bought 300 acres from the Bell family for 300 silver dollars and began tapping the pine for pitch and turpentine for naval stores and shipbuilding.
From 1899 to 1933, it served as a sawmill site.
The hurricane of 1933 destroyed the steam-operated mill. Farming operations began, including tobacco, row crops, orchards, animals, shrimping, and winter logging. Today, the fifth generation has turned it into a hay farm.
The tobacco barn was rescued and remodeled into a cozy cabin using many of the old tobacco sticks and tier poles in the construction. Down on the shore of Clubfoot Creek are a gazebo and dock, just right for a lazy day of fishing.
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RV/tent sites (dispersed)
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RV site - The View On Clubfoot Creek
Booked 1 time
RV/tent site · Sleeps 4 · Vehicles under 40 ft
The site provides 30-amp power and 110-volt hookups and water hose hook-up. RV parking or tent can be on either side of the power pole. The site is near the shade of 100-year-old Pecan trees and enjoys the gentle breeze off Clubfoot Creek.
No campfires
No toilet
No potable water
Pets allowed
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
Lodging
1 site
THE VIEW ON CLUBFOOT CREEK
Cabin · Sleeps 4 · 2 bedrooms · 4 beds · 1 toilet
A remodeled tobacco barn ..turned into a bunk house..