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There is a place for a fire and lots of picnic tables which can be moved around. |
This picture shows the open field with the surrounding forest. You can see the fire circle there in the middle. Lots of space for tents! There are apple trees in the distance which in the fall attract deer. |
There are sheltered areas just in case we get some rain. The smaller buildings to the left have running water and toilets. |
This picture is taken from the fire circle. You can see there are more tables under the shelter. |
Can you find this pond on the trail maps? There are several other ponds, this one is the largest. |
A long drive way brings us down to the camping area. The building shown here in the distance is another shelter, also just behind it are more washroom facilities. |
There are brooks which run along the trails. |
The trails take you into the forest. It is not unusual to see deer, wild turkey, and partridge living and playing in the forest. |
The trails are easy to follow and well maintained with few steep hills. Wild flowers like trilliams and lady slipers add to the experience and adventure. |
These early blooms are colts foot which have a home on a bank at the waters edge. |
The brooks are clear and you can see the fish in the water while dragon flys circle above. |