So I won't get into all of the details here. You can learn more about the campground, book your site, and see some other pictures at recreation dot gov. But they are perfect for skipping! Natural entertainment at its best. The contrast against the red clay banks is truly breathtaking! My pictures don't do the color justice!Īlong the shore are countless flat 'skipping stones.' These are not really stones just breakable discs of clay. The water of South Holsten Lake is a stunning, clear turquoise. Little Oak-this unknown campground in Tennessee- was by far our favorite spot! This campground has no listing here on Trip Advisor, so I'll do my best with a little write up here, as it is a part of Cherokee National Park. In 2017 my family traveled across country (North to South) to view the solar eclipse, camping in national and state parks along the way. I have never had a negative experience at campgrounds with the hosts. Make sure to try and find out about the host. Instead of making people want to come back and stay at the campground, despite it's beauty, you will want to leave and never come back.

He is not chill and he is not friendly and helpful. Talking with friends, playing card games, eating, walking your dog, all very average activities. We were doing all the things you expect to see while camping. We are not partiers nor were we being obnoxious and loud. We were able to talk with a Park Ranger and she was very friendly and listened to our concerns. He definitely seems to be on a power trip. He doesn't just ask you politely to address the issue he walks up on your site and lingers and won't leave. He complained about dogs barking occasionally during the daytime. Quite the opposite- it seemed he was constantly trying to find things to complain about and tried to intimidate members of our party by claiming to be LEO. Also, the temporary host Tory was not a welcoming, friendly person.

Beautiful campground- bathroom is in need of updating and wasn't supplied with toliet paper and soap during our weekend stay.

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