n an area with lots of activities such as hiking, fishing, and tubing as well as the local historical aspects. The Nature Conservancy owns land in the area and has many hiking trails for public use. This site was once part of a large estate which ran a sawmill. The buildings on the property date to the early 1900's and have been kept up throughout the years so one would never guess their age. This very successful campground is ready to step in without missing a beat!
67 Acres Wooded with pine and hardwoods. Several open spaces for group sport activities. 12 - 15 acres is undeveloped and could be used for expansion, RV storage or for activities.
142 Sites 55 full hookups with cable TV and some phones. Seasonals have metered electric. Most sites have 30 amp service. Selection of sites varies from open to wooded and/or on the river.
2 Cabins & 2 RV Rentals Cabins set in wilderness area with lush vegetation sleeps up to 5 people. RV rentals are 37 ft. 2 bedroom units with air conditioning.
Rec Hall, Adult Lounge, Bathrooms Rec hall with kitchen does many dinners, weddings, parties and bingo. Seats up to 175. Lounge provides a quiet place for adults to play pool, ping-pong, etc. Very clean bathrooms.
Store Well stocked with items any camper would need on a weekend trip plus toys and souvenirs!
Owner's Home 3 bedroom, 1 bath 1,600 square foot home built in the early 1900's has hand built fireplace that is focal point of living room area. Large deck on this spacious, centrally located home.
Many Outbuildings Houses the necessary tools and equipment to maintain the park. A virtual "hardware store" of items will impress anyone!
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2,000,000
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n an area with lots of activities such as hiking, fishing, and tubing as well as the local historical aspects. The Nature Conservancy owns land in the area and has many hiking trails for public use. This site was once part of a large estate which ran a sawmill. The buildings on the property date to the early 1900's and have been kept up throughout the years so one would never guess their age. This very successful campground is ready to step in without missing a beat!
