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As
the seasons
change, the
mountains do,
too. They are
bright green
in spring, then
darken to the
deepest shade
of green imaginable.
In fall, the
mountains burst
into brilliant
reds and oranges.
There is beauty
in winter when
the snow topped
peaks are pale
blue.
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The Nottely River
Campground Bath
House is clean
and comfortable
with hot showers.
This is the Women's
entrance, with
flowerbeds full
of blooms. The
outside of the
bath house is
decorated with
a hand painted
mural. |
The road into
the campground
is beautiful
in spring with
dogwoods and
red buds. The
wild roses,
honeysuckle,
and other spring
flowers perfume
the air with
sweet fragrance.
Do you like
wild flowers?
Come visit in
early summer
and keep your
eyes open for
may apple, trillium,
jack-in-the-pulpit,
wild ginger,
many other flowers
and exotic plants.
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This
camp site is in
the group camping
area. Notice the
nature trail leading
into the woods
along the river.
Bring your fishing
pole and some
worms. There is
no telling what
you might see...deer,
birds, rare wildflowers,
and colorful
butterflies
are all possibilities. |
This RV is
parked beside
the river. The
shade trees
and cool mountain
water provide
relief from
hot summer days.
If you think
it's too hot
to camp, you
will find it
much cooler
by the river
than in town
or on the highway. |
Doc's antique
tractor still
does it's share
of work. If
you take a walk
around Nottely
River Campground
you will find
all kinds of
photographic
opportunities. |
As the sun
sets behind
the mountains,
the sky turns
to gold. Keep
your ears open
for the whippoorwills
and your eyes
open for fireflies.
If you're really
lucky you may
also hear a
mocking bird
sing at night!
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There
are lots of vegetable
gardens in the
area. Doc's
garden has beans,
okra, squash,
and other veggies.
Fresh produce
is available
in the road side
markets and fruit
stands. |
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