Flat Rock, NC

We did finally make it up to Lakewood RV Park in Flat Rock, NC. While it is much dryer, clumps of snow abound. As the snow continues to melt the non-paved areas are soft and puddles are the norm.

Trying to stay warm inside

View from inside. Come on spring!

The temps continued to avoid reaching forty degrees during the day and they retreated into the twenties at night. The sun continued to allude us.

Still, it is a nice park with a high number of nice park models on the higher elevations. The flat lower section is a 100-year flood plain and no semi-permanent structures are in that area. While this park is open all year, only the bathhouse and common room are open and they see limited use. I am sure this is a very popular park in the warmer months, and we intend to return in late June. We hope to get out and see more of this area on that trip since there will be better weather and longer daylight. This park sits just off the Eastern Continental Divide where the elevation is just 2130 feet. Only knowing of the Great Divide, we did not know that other Continental Divides existed, so there will be lots to explore and learn next time.

The day of our departure turned out to be sunny and warm (er). Wouldn’t you know it? We had an uneventful drive down to Hardeeville, and subsequently home.