Bolding Mill COE, we drove right back

During our first stay (1-night) stay at Bolding Mill COE, we hardly brushed the surface of what this campground offers for our family.  We had to hitch up and head to an appointment for our RV, which needs some repairs, but after the appointment, we drove right back.

Our second night at his campground, we stayed at site 55 because that’s the only site that was available over the weekend.  We weren’t sure if we would stay beyond Tuesday, so we booked site 55 until Tuesday.  Site 55 had a LOT of sunlight, zero shade, zero privacy, and no water access.  We could see why it was available over the weekend.   But we still enjoyed beIng at this campground.

We discovered the “beach” at Bolding Mill, which had zero sand but plenty of water.  The big boys went swimming, but to us Floridians it was difficult to enjoy this concrete “beach” for long.

J and I got up early the next morning and went for a bike ride around the campground.  We saw a dock across the water and decided to go around the lake and find the dock.  We went back to BG and picked up two fishing rods, L, J a bag of rice cakes and a jar of sun butter.  We biked down a wooded trail that led to a fishing dock.  We spent the rest of the morning by the dock and all ate rice cakes for breakfast.

The next couple of days involved many hours at the dock, kayaking, swimming, rock skipping, and playing with clay.  It was a beautiful and relaxing weekend.