A very nice primitive camping site. A well wooded site with limited spots to choose from. I chose the site farthest downhill toward the creek. Be aware that some 2WD vehicles may have trouble getting back uphill if it is rainy. I was there in May and mosquitos were moderately abundant. This is compensated by a comparable amount of spring birdsong and numbers of fireflies. More big leaf magnolias than almost anywhere I’ve been, a sign of a healthy southeastern woods.

Owner is gracious and the site is lovely. I hesitated to review/recommend because I hate to share the secret, but I think the secret is out. Site is located under a power line but is so idyllic that one soon forgets all about it. Site comes with a hilarious “camp dog”, Scar, who looks 20 but is only 2. She sleeps next to your tent all night. Will take a scratch behind the ears and food but never begs, steals or is rude in any way. Fox, skunk and raccoon tracks in the sand indicate that Scar isn’t there as a guard dog, but more like a found friend. The moon, stars, frogs and owls will punctuate the sound of rippling water at night, though sleep has never been a problem during any of my stays.