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I have about 9 rooms available at the lodge from the 26th to the 30th of March. If you are interested PM me for details. Also if we want to have the meet and eat gathering there that Saturday that would be fine as well, big pavilion and plenty of room inside in case of inclement weather, hold over 100 folks easy. Lodge is on 10 or 12 acres, 4 wheeler riding is welcome as well.
Where is this lodge?
Carvers Point
Do they have a campground? we have a lot of folks that want to bring their campers and tents etc.
Can do campers that are self-contained and all the tent campers that want to hang out. Bout 15 acres at the end of a dead end road so plenty of room for kiddos to run and play. http://i1298.photobucket.com/albums/...pscd183f0f.jpghttp://i1298.photobucket.com/albums/...psfb1b5b24.jpghttp://i1298.photobucket.com/albums/...pse724523f.jpg
It would be nice if the water is up so to park your boat close to the grass. But we will be in winter pool.
Camping at the lodge, self contained. Does that mean we have to haul our water and elect. in? How far is the dump station? How close is the next campground with full amenities? How far to the boat ramp?
We need a map with a good listing of campgrounds, campsites and what amenities they offer.
Wont be at winter pool, curve will be 207 I think which is 10 foot high than when those pics were taken. Closest dump station is at Graysport. Its not set up for campers Jimmy but if someone had a self-contained unit it will work fine. Plenty of room to tent camp for those who want too.
Ramps a few miles away and if the lake happens to be st 210 the ramp at the lodge can be used. Mother nature will dictate that.
The lodge is super nice. We have the awards ceremony there when I attend field trials held around grenada lake. Big fireplace inside is nice
The campground with full anemities is 27 miles away from the lodge....pavilion enclosed on three side avaiable close by that campground at Grenada landing
Dang Rees, that place is nice!
Is this going to be 27miles from all the action
I think so and the price is awesome. The Fox Hunters are having their field trials there the next 2 weeks.Quote:
Originally Posted by bird down
good spot G i think we had 1 there before great time
I remember that one Ted....Everyone camped at the coe campground near the dam and we had the cook out at the pavilion at Grenada Landing....pretty good set up especially for the folks campingQuote:
Originally Posted by Billbob
Where is your spring camp gonna be held?
Grenada Lake 3/29/2014
John, does the lodge have acess to bathroom and showers for tent campers?
The COE North Abutment campground is the best campground. It's located just across the dam from the pavilion at Grenada Landing. I've camped there and it's a real nice campground.
Yes sirQuote:
Originally Posted by cray
Not by boatQuote:
Originally Posted by clfarms1
john, is this the same place that we discussed?
It is Will. Not by land either Bird Down
It doesn't sound like Carver's Point has received much support. Having our campers at the dam is just going to be too far to comute. We need to plan to return to Hugh White State Park for the cabins, North Abutment campground for the campers, and Grenada Landing for the cooking.
that's cool.
Could someone tell me where hambones cabins in gore springs is in relation to hugh white. Can't find a map that shows it.Quote:
Originally Posted by ATM
Hambones is between Graysport landing and Hwy 8. A lot of the better fishing that time of year is out of Graysport.
You turn left off of Hwy 8 and head towards Graysport Landing. They're on the left before you get to Graysport.Quote:
Originally Posted by downsouth
I'm gonna be camping at North Abutment campground at least a week before the camp. As long as they're not forecasting a west wind, I'll be launching at Graysport every day. Trying to load your boat at Graysport with a west wind is a good way to sink it.
Why would you drive so far from camp to a ramp ? Never been to Grenada just curious. Maybe I can learn me sumptin. Doubtful huh !Quote:
Originally Posted by ScottV
Cause thats where the fish are. You'll understand once you get down here. Wind direction dictates a lot .
I could put in at Grenada Landing but once I got around a mile from Graysport the stumps are so thick I'd have to idle with my motor trimmed up for 30 minutes or so to get to where I wanted to fish. Driving around saves a lot of time.Quote:
Originally Posted by downsouth
If they're forecasting a west wind you can drive past Graysport and launch at Choctaw Landing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rees Guide
Yep, south wind stay clear of Choctaw.Quote:
Originally Posted by ScottV
Been there done that! boat was 15 yds. up on the bank when I got the trailer in the water ! I never fished Grenada alone again .:banghead Almost as much fun as hitting the old highway road at red grass .:donoQuote:
Originally Posted by Rees Guide