Watson Mill Bridge State Park

We had a large group that camped over the weekend renting most of the campsites and horse stalls. We all gathered around the camp fire and we’re cutting up and laughing. Quite time is 10pm, but we were told to shut it down at 9:30 because we were disturbing other campers. Come to find out those campers shouldn’t have been camping in the equestrian camp grounds anyway. Otherwise great place to camp, but I don’t know if we’d hold large get together anymore.

This park is awesome. (Go Team Albino Cows!) I went on a group «camping» trip with about 8 friends. We arrived around 10pm to our cabin (which was rustic and beautiful). It was pitch dark. You could see thousands of stars. Beautiful! But, there were ominous white cows with red eyes staring at us. Scary!
We instantly made friends with our neighbors who taught us how to 2 step. That night we sat up sharing stories and having fun.
Saturday, we woke up and went on a 4 mile hike. The trail was fairly easy and the views were great. We hiked to an old power station with only the brick wall remaining. We finished up our hike then rented canoes and paddled to a beautiful waterfall.
This park has so much to do. They have several campsites and a cabin available for rent. There’s a covered bridge (one of only 20 in the state), horse stalls, bicycling, canoeing, paddle boats rentals, and fishing.