Delightfully private little nook
We recently reserved Cohosh Cove for a weekend decompression. We were the only people we saw the whole time. It was peaceful and cozy. The creek/river was a comforting burble, and the wildlife was varied and interesting. We did notice that off of the side of the trails are some patches of poison ivy, and there some old barbed wire that could be a problem for someone not aware of it, but all of this is off-trail. The campsite consists of three locations - two quite close together and Cohosh Cove which is remote enough to be comfortably private. The site itself has a flat, sandy clearing about 15'x20', with room for a fairly large tent, chairs, hammock, etc. There is a picnic table and a fire ring at each of the 3 sites. We visited in the summer, and our days were hot, still and humid (my wife insists that I point out that I am a man - she was completely comfortable). A hand fan would have been nice. The outhouse isn't the Ritz-Carlton, but find me one that is. There are train tracks in the distance (we got about 3 per day, which isn't too excessive). The creek is accessible with a short walk out to the drive and around (I don't recommend the direct route), and it is beautiful. The water is cool - not too swift or deep, with a rocky bed, (bring your Crocs). My wife went from one little wonder to the next, and it really refilled her batteries - we had a great time. I'd recommend Cohosh Cove if you're just looking to chill and put your feet in some water. Thanks, David.