King's Mountain State Park & Campground What To Know Before You Go
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- I visit Kings Mountain State Park and Campground. I will walk you through the campground and show you what its like. Also the heritage farm. Hey Y'all welcome to my channel. Join me as I travel the Highways and Bi ways is search of Adventure where we will explore Roadside Attractions, Abandon Places, Museums, The Weird and Strange and maybe even a food review or two. I upload every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Please Subscribe and click the bell so you wont miss anything. You can contact me by Email @ tdjm1234@hotmail.com
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I am 48 years old and I have camped there since I was a child and it is VERY family freindly.
I love your videos about all the different parks and campgrounds .
Thank you. I filmed what I enjoy. Glad you liked it
This is a great state park! Especially for South Carolina state parks standards.
South Carolina does have some nice State Parks
What a nice place to go to. Enjoyed seeing Rooster Cogburn too!
That rooster followed us around like a puppy
I like the historic farms ,always intressting to see.
Me too thank you for watching
Nice park and campground.
Very cool park Tony🌹
I know about the CCC. They were men who were victims of the Dustbowl.
They did a lot of work at state parks, digging up artifacts.
Then after the park work they got sent off to WW2.
Actually the cccs was for unmarried men during the depression to put men to work. Men between v18-24 but the Age changed
Nice state park. Thanks for sharing.
Nice state park. Best of luck on your traveling.
Thanks for the tour. Nice park 👍💕😊
Just down the road from the Living History Farm is Camp Cherokee (run by the Rock Hill YMCA). I went there for the summers of 1970 through 1976. Just up the road from the camp, if you walk back into the woods, you can find Revolutionary War trenches that were dug with quartz rocks lining the upper parts.
We stayed at KMSP a couple of years ago. We enjoyed the revolutionary war museum there. They have interactive exhibits and a short film. We spent most of an afternoon there and didn't get through it. Maybe we can go again and time it right to enjoy the living history farm, too. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for the tour!
Thanks for watching
What a beautiful state park it looks like it will be fun to camp there thanks for showing us around hope you’re doing well my friend
We camped there a few years ago. We had a hard time getting level
I wonder why they don't allow swimming there anymore? I would love to work at a place like that, would definitely be my dream job
Good question. I know a lot of parks stopped because of liability