Sounds like the name of a song, doesn't it? This is a beautiful state park northeast of Tupelo, Mississippi. Unfortunately, we are only here for one night and the weather is not conducive to exploring, but it looks like a great place to revisit. We wandered the area yesterday afternoon on our way here quite awhile trying to find the Natchez Trace Parkway, which runs through the park, and were finally led there by a gracious local.
The fall color is lovely here and our site is overlooking the lake and across from the A- shower house. You guessed it--only 1 hook. I should be a campground shower consultant. Anyway, we have had rain off and on for the last day but apparently it was much needed. The whole state is under an open fire ban and we would not have been able to have a campfire even if weather permitted. The lake is very low and not nearly as large as shown on the park maps. So we aren't complaining. It's also like Mother Nature is warning us we will soon be back in Iowa and it's almost November.
The fall color is lovely here and our site is overlooking the lake and across from the A- shower house. You guessed it--only 1 hook. I should be a campground shower consultant. Anyway, we have had rain off and on for the last day but apparently it was much needed. The whole state is under an open fire ban and we would not have been able to have a campfire even if weather permitted. The lake is very low and not nearly as large as shown on the park maps. So we aren't complaining. It's also like Mother Nature is warning us we will soon be back in Iowa and it's almost November.
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