Archive for KLPW – Similar Circumstances/Situations at other Locations
For ions, Kerr Lake Park Watch has been urging users of public facilities on Kerr Lake, who have complaints or want to see improvements made, to write directly to the appropriate agency, either the US Army Corps of Engineers, Virginia State Parks, or North Carolina State Parks. Several years ago, KLPW found out that if … Read more
Continue Reading →KERR LAKE PARK WATCH submitted this article recently to area newspapers and several papers printed it in variations. For you, our members and visitors, we want to provide you with the entire article as the renovated sites in this story now set the pace for recreational RV camping. We hope you will contact NC State … Read more
Continue Reading →With the good comes the bad. The following is a guest testimonial/commentary by camper and KLPW member Larry Matthews. While neither I, nor any of my camping friends and/or family were involved, I am a camper and I’d like to offer my sincere apologies to the staff at Hibernia State Recreation Area at Kerr Lake for the … Read more
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It’s not really polite, but let’s have a little plain toilet talk. Forget
the problems of government, forget bureaucracies that move at a snail’s pace, there comes a time when human decency, that means that we as a people act more like people than animals, must come
back to the forefront of the way we as people behave.
I, being Frank Timberlake, the head blogger here at Kerr Lake Park …
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When the original campsites were put in around Kerr Lake in the 1960’s most consisted of a graded off site, sloped
in relation to the ground around and fairly unlevel. Then came the lean-to’s, the tents and a few trailers. A good site might have some gravel spewed across it and a picnic table. Then came
20-amp electric service and shared water but the campsites still remained “undefined” meaning it had no borders. Campground borders keep …