The park is small, very well maintained and has few visitors. It is located quite close to a city, and from the size of the parking lot gets quite busy during its peak times. The lake that it is on is quite shallow, at least along this shore. The picture taken below is from a pier that juts out over 100' from the shore, and the water still looked to be under 2' deep. If you peer closely at the picture, you will see high rise buildings in the middle, on the horizon. That would be New Orleans.
Honest. It's there. It is real, not photoshop.
Anyway the next picture, I have always seen Spanish Moss hanging from trees in swamp areas, not in the middle of a campsite, which looks like it never floods.
And Dana, because you love all things praypul, French Bayberry.
P.S. Really this state park is nice, but the air conditioning in this laundry area is set to 64f. A little on the cool side no?
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