Trailhead Brewing Co (St Charles)
- + We've never been questioned about correct atire. The food is great as well as the beer. Don't miss the happy hour prices and appitizer specials
Discussion started 10/13/2006 04:46 PM by Bob & Diane - 1 reply (last reply by Paulie at 10/17/2006 05:48 AM)Bob & Diane from Monroe City on 10/13/2006 04:46 PM
We've never been questioned about correct atire. The food is great as well as the beer. Don't miss the happy hour prices and appitizer specials
Paulie from Knoxville TN on 10/17/2006 05:48 AM
I visited this place one Thursday night and arrived a few minutes before 10 pm. When we ask to be seated in the dining area(the bar was super smokey)The hostess looks at her watch, then say "we stoped seating at 5 till 10". Then tells us none of the dining room servers wanted to work late. It was getting late so we went ahead and sat in the smokey bar area.
After our server took our order, he returned to the table and says they are out of lettuce so no salads tonight. So we order something different and he returns again and proceeds to tell us they are out of just about everything we ordered. We all ended up ordering pizza which one of them was burned black on the bottom.
Not once the entire evening did I see a manager much less did one ever visit our table. I'd give this place a grade of 1 ot of 5.
I'll dine somewhere else next time am in St. Charles.
Paulie
Katy Bike Rental (Defiance)
- + Very nice place. The people were extremely friendly and the store was nice. They had ice cream too, which was great!
Discussion started 10/16/2006 05:01 PM by Jason - 0 repliesJason from Huntsville, AL on 10/16/2006 05:01 PM
Very nice place. The people were extremely friendly and the store was nice. They had ice cream too, which was great!
Jason from Huntsville, AL on 10/16/2006 05:01 PM
Very nice place. The people were extremely friendly and the store was nice. They had ice cream too, which was great!
Klondike Park (Augusta)
- + Very, very nice campground! We enjoyed everything about it. Augusta is about 3 miles away and it is the coolest little town...wish we had more time to visit there. Not much to eat in this area, so ...
Discussion started 10/16/2006 04:46 PM by Jason - 0 repliesJason from Huntsville, AL on 10/16/2006 04:46 PM
Very, very nice campground! We enjoyed everything about it. Augusta is about 3 miles away and it is the coolest little town...wish we had more time to visit there. Not much to eat in this area, so come prepared!
Jason from Huntsville, AL on 10/16/2006 04:46 PM
Very, very nice campground! We enjoyed everything about it. Augusta is about 3 miles away and it is the coolest little town...wish we had more time to visit there. Not much to eat in this area, so come prepared!
Lucy's Bar & Grill (McBaine)
- + We are here about 2 weeks ago. When you are on the trail heading east, you have to look back to your right to actually see the place...it is easy to miss. At first, we felt out of place here since i...
Discussion started 10/16/2006 04:31 PM by Jason - 0 repliesJason from Huntsville, AL on 10/16/2006 04:31 PM
We are here about 2 weeks ago. When you are on the trail heading east, you have to look back to your right to actually see the place...it is easy to miss. At first, we felt out of place here since it was a lot of locals. No one gave us a hard time though. Our waiter has the personality of a rock, but we got our food quickly. The cheesburgers were absolutey fantastic! The "rabbit food" on the side was very fresh. The prices are good too. On our way out, Lucy briefly spoke to us. I would eat here again for sure.
Jason from Huntsville, AL on 10/16/2006 04:31 PM
We are here about 2 weeks ago. When you are on the trail heading east, you have to look back to your right to actually see the place...it is easy to miss. At first, we felt out of place here since it was a lot of locals. No one gave us a hard time though. Our waiter has the personality of a rock, but we got our food quickly. The cheesburgers were absolutey fantastic! The "rabbit food" on the side was very fresh. The prices are good too. On our way out, Lucy briefly spoke to us. I would eat here again for sure.
Burr Oak Tree (McBaine)
- + Definitely easy to miss. You have to make sure and pay attention to see it. We had to back track to see it. It is nice, but the area around the bottom of the tree is not all that nice. Still a bea...
Discussion started 10/16/2006 04:25 PM by Jason - 0 repliesJason from Huntsville, AL on 10/16/2006 04:25 PM
Definitely easy to miss. You have to make sure and pay attention to see it. We had to back track to see it. It is nice, but the area around the bottom of the tree is not all that nice. Still a beautiful tree though!
Jason from Huntsville, AL on 10/16/2006 04:25 PM
Definitely easy to miss. You have to make sure and pay attention to see it. We had to back track to see it. It is nice, but the area around the bottom of the tree is not all that nice. Still a beautiful tree though!
Katfish Katy's (Huntsdale)
- + We ended up camping here when we learned that Dianes Bend was a no-go. This was a decent place. The people in the store were friendly and it did have a decent shower. The camping facilities are act...
Discussion started 10/16/2006 04:22 PM by Jason - 0 repliesJason from Huntsville, AL on 10/16/2006 04:22 PM
We ended up camping here when we learned that Dianes Bend was a no-go. This was a decent place. The people in the store were friendly and it did have a decent shower. The camping facilities are actually pretty nice, right alongside the river. We were the only ones camping there, so we were slightly uneasy, but nothing bad at all happened. Nowhere to eat, so make sure you don't plan to eat there. The store does have snack food though.
Jason from Huntsville, AL on 10/16/2006 04:22 PM
We ended up camping here when we learned that Dianes Bend was a no-go. This was a decent place. The people in the store were friendly and it did have a decent shower. The camping facilities are actually pretty nice, right alongside the river. We were the only ones camping there, so we were slightly uneasy, but nothing bad at all happened. Nowhere to eat, so make sure you don't plan to eat there. The store does have snack food though.
Lococo House (St Charles)
- + Very service oriented. We had a great stay and the breakfast was top notch. Transportation services are also available for bikers.
Discussion started 10/16/2006 01:40 PM by OP Mike - 0 repliesOP Mike from Overland Park, KS on 10/16/2006 01:40 PM
Very service oriented. We had a great stay and the breakfast was top notch. Transportation services are also available for bikers.
OP Mike from Overland Park, KS on 10/16/2006 01:40 PM
Very service oriented. We had a great stay and the breakfast was top notch. Transportation services are also available for bikers.
Catch the Katy - DNR Ride 2006
- + I was wondering if transportation is available from clinton back to st.charles after the ride, i am interested in doing this ride possibly next year, any response would be great. thanks
Discussion started 10/15/2006 09:22 AM by TRYNA - 2 replies (last reply by Dave B. at 10/16/2006 12:01 PM)TRYNA from NORMAN, OKLAHOMA on 10/15/2006 09:22 AM
I was wondering if transportation is available from clinton back to st.charles after the ride, i am interested in doing this ride possibly next year, any response would be great. thanks
Peter Hadley from St. Charles, MO on 10/15/2006 10:34 PM
Every year late June, there is a five-day ride of the KATY Trail with
transportation the other way.
Dave B. from Columbia, SC on 10/16/2006 12:01 PM
The tour bus basically costs $50 from either termination point (Clinton or St Charles, MO). You have the option to ride either before or after the ride. It just depends on which way the ride is going that year (East to West or West to East). I have family in Kansas City so I always leave my car in Clinton, MO. The tour bus is comfortable and the volunteers do a great job packing the bikes on the baggage truck. Normally the state ride starts the first Monday after Fathers Day or June 18 through June 22, 2007. Last year we went from East to West and they normally alternate the direction each year. I am looking forward to seeing you all on the 2007 DNR Katy Trail Ride.
Motels in Pilot Grove?
- + Are there any motels in Pilot Grove? I can't really afford a Bed and Breakfast as I ride the Katy.
Discussion started 10/16/2006 11:24 AM by rkd - 0 repliesrkd from St. Louis on 10/16/2006 11:24 AM
Are there any motels in Pilot Grove? I can't really afford a Bed and Breakfast as I ride the Katy.
Which direction is easiest?
- + I will soon be riding the entire trail for the first time and would like to go the direction that would be the easiest. Should I go from west to east OR east to west? I'm assuming that elevation at ...
Discussion started 10/11/2006 03:19 PM by gsd - 10 replies (last reply by gsd at 10/16/2006 11:22 AM)gsd from Ft. Worth on 10/11/2006 03:19 PM
I will soon be riding the entire trail for the first time and would like to go the direction that would be the easiest. Should I go from west to east OR east to west? I'm assuming that elevation at both places would be the biggest factor, but also, what about winds coming from one direction or the other? I will ride in late November.
Mark of the Dalton Boys from Austin, TX/Columbia, MO. on 10/11/2006 03:52 PM
West to East but total elevation difference is only in the 800' arena and winds typically southwest to northeast to oversimplify but only the elevation difference can be considered utterly accurate data. Been on the Trinity River system lately? Regards...Mark of the Dalton Boys
Jason from Huntsville, AL on 10/12/2006 11:03 AM
I would DEFINITELY say west to east. There seem to be more rolling hills that go down and chances are, you will have a tail wind. When we were riding west, it was tough!!! Good luck. You will love it either way you go!
gsd from Ft. Worth on 10/12/2006 03:33 PM
To the Dalton Boys - Concerning the Trinity River, YES!!! This is where I ride every day :) These trails go all over Ft. Worth and go off in so many different directions. It's great because you can either ride on concrete OR packed limestone. Depending on the shape your stomach is in, you can ride off one direction and smell the fish, but the other direction, you smell steaks grilling at the restaurants across the river. The scenery is very nice. Have you ever had the opportunity to ride the Trinity?
Ken from St. Charles on 10/12/2006 04:44 PM
I rode the trail west to east in 3 days last week. The first day from Clinton to Rocheport was pretty grueling. It seemed to be all uphill to Pilot Grove. We also had light headwinds from the east all 3 days. In spite of that, the weather was great and I'm ready to do it again. If you're looking for a stop near Bluffton, I would heartily recommend the Rendleman Home B & B.
Ken
Ken from St. Charles on 10/12/2006 05:02 PM
I rode the trail west to east in 3 days last week. The first day from Clinton to Rocheport was pretty grueling. It seemed to be all uphill to Pilot Grove. We also had light headwinds from the east all 3 days. In spite of that, the weather was great and I'm ready to do it again. If you're looking for a stop near Bluffton, I would heartily recommend the Rendleman Home B & B.
Ken
GC from Columbia, Mo. on 10/13/2006 07:28 AM
Yeah, I agree,there is definitely a trend for slight inclines from the Clifton City area to Pilot Grove, and a little bit of one from I-70 into Boonville. If you are an experienced rider, I would think it wouldn't be too much of a problem.
Oh, and I have walked the Trinity Trails from near the Fort Worth Zoo to Lake Benbrook. Nice trail!
Jim from St. Thomas on 10/13/2006 12:39 PM
When we rode the whole trail West to East last May and I have to say the first stretch from Clinton to Pilot Grove with it's long, gradual incline kicked my butt. When we pulled into Pilot Grove I was the happiest guy on earth. All of our riding is on the trail and I was surprised at how much difference the incline made. To be honest though, the real problem was probably that we had very little seat time before we did the ride. By the way,when in Pilot Grove I highly recommend Deon's Bar and Grill.....great burgers and onion rings.
TRYNA from NORMAN, OKLAHOMA on 10/15/2006 09:27 AM
are you planning to ride the trail with a group or just by yourself, i am interested in riding but only in a group for transportation reasons....have a great time .
El Toro on 10/15/2006 08:17 PM
I just finished a three day ride from Clinton to St. Charles yesterday afternoon at 2pm. EVERYONE I talked to on the trail (about 6 experienced trail riders) said go WEST to EAST. 3 people had done it both ways and said they would never again go east to west. It's a WONDERFUL trip. I had a great time. I will do it again sometime.
I also agree with the comments about the toughest part of the ride being from Clinton to Pilot Grove - or maybe Booneville. Grades aren't steep - but there are some long ones. It is manageable. I pushed hard the first day and did 114 miles to Hartsburg. Took it REAL easy day 2 and went to the Doll House B and B in Rheinland (great stay) and then finished with 67 miles to St. Charles. Next time - I think I'll do 4 days.
Enjoy your trip!
gsd from Ft. Worth on 10/16/2006 11:22 AM
TRYNA - I will be riding with my husband - I'm not really into the big group thing :) Thank you everyone for your advice - I think I will definitely go West to East.
Hartsburg Cycle Depot
- + To our customers old and new,
The Hartsburg Cycle Depot will be moving to 2004 West Main in Jefferson City, just 1.5 miles off of the North Jefferson trail head. Our new store will carry all th...
Discussion started 10/07/2006 10:44 PM by Pam and Mark - 5 replies (last reply by Tom at 10/15/2006 03:41 PM)Pam and Mark on 10/07/2006 10:44 PM
To our customers old and new,
The Hartsburg Cycle Depot will be moving to 2004 West Main in Jefferson City, just 1.5 miles off of the North Jefferson trail head. Our new store will carry all the accessories and bikes etc. as before but with the added benefit of more work space for us. Unfortunately this does mean that we will be closing the store in Hartsburg as of Oct 8 2006.
We would like to thank all who visited and supported our shop in Hartsburg over the years and look forward to welcoming you to the new store in Jeff which will be opening soon.
Pam and Mark
sbikes from Kansas City on 10/08/2006 08:33 PM
I am sorry to hear you are leaving the Trail in Hartsburg, but I know I will look you up in Jeff
city! Can you give us directions on how to find you from the North Jefferson Trailhead?
Wishing you great success in your new location. Sharon
frank from festus on 10/09/2006 12:41 AM
pam and mark;
best of luck in your new location. i visited your hartsburg store a few yrs ago. the smoothie was great, and i love your accent. hope the move works out great for both of you.
JW from Kansas City on 10/09/2006 01:22 PM
I am totally dumbfounded as to why a BIKE SHOP would move OFF THE BIKE TRAIL. But that's just me...
sbikes from Kansas City on 10/09/2006 03:13 PM
Perhaps it has something to do with the fact that everyone wants the bike shop there, but not
enough people patronize it as a real bike shop (which it is..and the best Mid-Missouri has to
offer) ... businesses along the Trail have a pretty short season whereas a bike shop in Jeff city
will have year round business. When you need bike repairs/accessories or a new bike...where
do you go to buy it? At a bike shop on the Trail?
Tom from Columbia, Mo on 10/15/2006 03:41 PM
Here's a pretty good article about the bike shop, and the reasons why they are moving:
http://www.showmenews.com/2006/Oct/20061015News006.asp
West bound recumbant tandum?
- + I know this is really late after the fact, but I can't seem to shake the thought of posting this here.
Laborday weekend as my wife and I were finishing our West/East trip on the KATY, just East...
Discussion started 10/14/2006 07:28 PM by Wayne - 0 repliesWayne from OH on 10/14/2006 07:28 PM
I know this is really late after the fact, but I can't seem to shake the thought of posting this here.
Laborday weekend as my wife and I were finishing our West/East trip on the KATY, just East of Weldon Spring we met a recumbant tandum headed west. What caught my eye was these folks were loaded, bags front and back as well as a BOB trailer. If you fit this discription I am just courious to hear about your trip and if you were headed further than Clinton. Post here or e-mail to powderbasket@hotmail.com
Red arrow markers on trail??
- + OK, I just have to ask. Does anyone know what those little red arrow signs,on white background mean? They point up and down the trail. I thought I had them figured out,thinking they point uphill. I so...
Discussion started 09/28/2006 07:31 PM by J&K - 3 replies (last reply by J&K at 10/13/2006 07:56 PM)J&K from Drexel MO on 09/28/2006 07:31 PM
OK, I just have to ask. Does anyone know what those little red arrow signs,on white background mean? They point up and down the trail. I thought I had them figured out,thinking they point uphill. I soon discovered this is wrong! Help! It's just one of those little things one has to know. :) Also, I see the counter cameras all over the trail. Are those findings available? Thanks...ride on.
MAH from Blue Springs, MO on 09/29/2006 04:45 PM
I don't have the answer, but have also wondered the what and why of those little red arrows. Just adding a comment to keep this bumped up and hopefully someone with an answer will post.
MLH from Overland Park on 10/10/2006 09:05 AM
According to the DNR:
"If the signs you referenced are on the far west end of Katy Trail State Park, they indicate areas where we do not spray. We have some prairie plants right along the edge of the trail in that section."
J&K from Drexel MO on 10/13/2006 07:56 PM
MLH, Thanks for your response. I also spoke with one of the fine DNR trail maintenance men on the trail last week,who gave me the same answer. As we rode on past Boonville, we didn't see any more of the markers so I do believe it is only done by the "western" segment of trail. I also stopped and visited with the folks at the Boonville DNR office. Very nice people who were glad to hear from trail users first hand. (of course I was complimenting, and not whining or complaining about something!) We did notice that the trail surface is VERY dusty with a lot of lime on the far eastern end. To me that just gives it all that much more character!
Clinton to St. Louis
- + Anyone planning to start the trail from Clinton Saturday, October 14th and going all the way through to St. Louis?
Discussion started 10/11/2006 01:17 AM by Arkie - 2 replies (last reply by joplinbikegirl at 10/12/2006 10:20 PM)Arkie from Fort Smith, AR on 10/11/2006 01:17 AM
Anyone planning to start the trail from Clinton Saturday, October 14th and going all the way through to St. Louis?
MAH from Blue Springs, MO on 10/11/2006 06:48 AM
Hubby and I are starting Sunday at Clinton and heading to St. Charles.
joplinbikegirl from Joplin on 10/12/2006 10:20 PM
I have registered for the event but only plan to go as far as Jeff City. Have you biked this route before?
Polly's B&B and Tea Room (Pilot Grove)
- + Polly's was great! To us it was like going to a favorite relatives' place. Tom played Yahtzee with Polly and her visiting family. I think the wine and leftovers made this a really special first nig...
Discussion started 10/12/2006 08:33 PM by Tom & Becky - 0 repliesTom & Becky from Keavy, KY on 10/12/2006 08:33 PM
Polly's was great! To us it was like going to a favorite relatives' place. Tom played Yahtzee with Polly and her visiting family. I think the wine and leftovers made this a really special first night on the trail. Thanks Polly!
Tom & Becky from Keavy, KY on 10/12/2006 08:33 PM
Polly's was great! To us it was like going to a favorite relatives' place. Tom played Yahtzee with Polly and her visiting family. I think the wine and leftovers made this a really special first night on the trail. Thanks Polly!
Loutre Lane B&B (Rhineland)
- + We had a wonderful stay! Lucy was so kind and accomodating! A wonderful home to feel like one is truly welcome. Thanks Lucy!
Discussion started 10/12/2006 08:23 PM by Tom & Becky - 0 repliesTom & Becky from Keavy, KY on 10/12/2006 08:23 PM
We had a wonderful stay! Lucy was so kind and accomodating! A wonderful home to feel like one is truly welcome. Thanks Lucy!
Tom & Becky from Keavy, KY on 10/12/2006 08:23 PM
We had a wonderful stay! Lucy was so kind and accomodating! A wonderful home to feel like one is truly welcome. Thanks Lucy!
Trailside Cafe & Bike Shop (Rocheport)
- + Nice little shop and the people that work there are very friendly!
Discussion started 10/12/2006 11:10 AM by Jason - 0 repliesJason from Huntsville, AL on 10/12/2006 11:10 AM
Nice little shop and the people that work there are very friendly!
Jason from Huntsville, AL on 10/12/2006 11:10 AM
Nice little shop and the people that work there are very friendly!
Diana Bend Conservation Area Camping (Rocheport)
- + We had planned to camp here but found it to be basically an empty field with a gravel parking lot on the river delta. We decided that since it was so hot, some shade would be nice. We went up the ro...
Discussion started 10/12/2006 11:09 AM by Jason - 0 repliesJason from Huntsville, AL on 10/12/2006 11:09 AM
We had planned to camp here but found it to be basically an empty field with a gravel parking lot on the river delta. We decided that since it was so hot, some shade would be nice. We went up the road to Katfish Katy's.
Jason from Huntsville, AL on 10/12/2006 11:09 AM
We had planned to camp here but found it to be basically an empty field with a gravel parking lot on the river delta. We decided that since it was so hot, some shade would be nice. We went up the road to Katfish Katy's.
Boonville Trailhead at depot (Boonville)
- + Nice scenic area. The lady that works at the Chamber of Commerce inside the depot was very friendly and helpful. They also have some nice souveniers for sale inside.
Discussion started 10/12/2006 11:08 AM by Jason - 0 repliesJason from Huntsville, AL on 10/12/2006 11:08 AM
Nice scenic area. The lady that works at the Chamber of Commerce inside the depot was very friendly and helpful. They also have some nice souveniers for sale inside.
Jason from Huntsville, AL on 10/12/2006 11:08 AM
Nice scenic area. The lady that works at the Chamber of Commerce inside the depot was very friendly and helpful. They also have some nice souveniers for sale inside.
Finished....how sad!!
- + O.k.,I have been bitten by the Katy Bug! My wife and I finished our first "end to end" ride of the Katy last Friday and it was GREAT! We had a very good time and met many fellow riders including Jason...
Discussion started 10/10/2006 08:18 PM by J&K - 5 replies (last reply by Jason at 10/12/2006 10:37 AM)J&K from Drexel MO on 10/10/2006 08:18 PM
O.k.,I have been bitten by the Katy Bug! My wife and I finished our first "end to end" ride of the Katy last Friday and it was GREAT! We had a very good time and met many fellow riders including Jason, Brian,and Scott from Alabama, another trio from Arizona, a solo rider from Lexington,MO and I even met Tim from Westline,MO! (which we found humurous, we live only 15 miles apart,and meet on the Katy trail near Dutzow, going opposite directions!) We started Sunday in record heat (94 f)and the heat followed us down the trail until Wednesday. I thought the weather was nice, but I enjoy the heat. The trail was in very good condition as usual. :) We have always enjoyed riding the western third of the trail, but to see the whole thing in one week is really amazing. The eastern end was beautiful and I was really taken by the bluffs near bluffton and down the trail near Klondike park (63mm)..... I can't wait to do it again, and this time, camping!
Jason from Huntsville, AL on 10/11/2006 03:03 PM
We were also sad that the trip was over. I catch myself sitting at work saying, "this time last week, I was....." Whatever I come up with, it's always better than what I am doing right now. :) The trail was amazing, the people were great, and we will definitely be back! It was great to meet you!
Mark of the Dalton Boys from Austin, TX/Columbia, MO. on 10/11/2006 03:48 PM
Hey Jason - IMHO the Chief Ladiga isn't exactly a "slouch" rail/trail nevermind the future of being linked with the Silver Comet in Georgia. Totally get that feeling of "remembering" and glad you enjoyed the KATY. Regards.....Mark of the Dalton Boys
frank from festus on 10/11/2006 09:31 PM
j&k, glad ya'll enjoyed the ride, had fun, and am back home safe.
Jason from Huntsville, AL on 10/12/2006 10:35 AM
Mark...I agree. The Ladiga is actually a great trail (especially since it is paved). I can't wait for them to connect it with the Comet. I have also done the Longleaf Trace down near Hattiesburg, MS. It is really, really nice. I'm just happy that these Rails to Trails exist anywhere...they are great!
Jason from Huntsville, AL on 10/12/2006 10:37 AM
J&K...you may have talked my dad into a recumbent. He has checked out the local bike shop and may end up getting one. After 280 miles, I was wishing my seat was a little more comfortable...maybe I will get one too. :)
Missouri State Fairgrounds (Sedalia)
- + We camped at the fairgrounds last week. All in all, not a bad experience. The campground is large, but made mainly for RV's, not tents. We found a grassy area and set up camp. Security came around...
Discussion started 10/11/2006 04:03 PM by Jason - 0 repliesJason from Huntsville, AL on 10/11/2006 04:03 PM
We camped at the fairgrounds last week. All in all, not a bad experience. The campground is large, but made mainly for RV's, not tents. We found a grassy area and set up camp. Security came around and collected the fee. He was a very nice older man. We were awakened at 4:30 am by some people having a domestic dispute. The police were there quickly (we did not call them) and it ended without too much drama. The bath house is about what you would expect for a fairgrounds, but the shower had very hot water, so we were happy. We would probably camp there again.
Jason from Huntsville, AL on 10/11/2006 04:03 PM
We camped at the fairgrounds last week. All in all, not a bad experience. The campground is large, but made mainly for RV's, not tents. We found a grassy area and set up camp. Security came around and collected the fee. He was a very nice older man. We were awakened at 4:30 am by some people having a domestic dispute. The police were there quickly (we did not call them) and it ended without too much drama. The bath house is about what you would expect for a fairgrounds, but the shower had very hot water, so we were happy. We would probably camp there again.
Farrington Park (Windsor)
- + We camped here last week. It is pretty much right in the middle of town and the campsites are next to a fairly busy residential street. There are about 5 campsites, a porta potty, water, and fire ri...
Discussion started 10/11/2006 03:58 PM by Jason - 0 repliesJason from Huntsville, AL on 10/11/2006 03:58 PM
We camped here last week. It is pretty much right in the middle of town and the campsites are next to a fairly busy residential street. There are about 5 campsites, a porta potty, water, and fire rings. The manager of the park was very nice. We didn't have any problems camping that night and will probably camp there again. It's not much, but it's not bad either.
Jason from Huntsville, AL on 10/11/2006 03:58 PM
We camped here last week. It is pretty much right in the middle of town and the campsites are next to a fairly busy residential street. There are about 5 campsites, a porta potty, water, and fire rings. The manager of the park was very nice. We didn't have any problems camping that night and will probably camp there again. It's not much, but it's not bad either.