Once again it was time to start heading back to Houma. At this point Rebecca and Raymond’s application for a mortgage appears to be going well, and closing on their first house may occur in two weeks. Since we know the house needs some minor work, we have committed to helping them move-in and fix it up a little.
We decided to split the return trip into two days, and picked a RV park out of one of our “guide” books to spend the first night at. We chose Sherling Lake Park outside of Greenville, AL. This was a great little park! It is actually run by the city of Greenville, and was created by federal monies that were used in the 90’s to buy undeveloped land at market value and set it aside for recreational use. It is a small, quiet park, on a very small lake (where you can fish without a license). Although most of the trees did not have leaves yet; it was still beautiful with all the Spanish Moss and the dogwood trees were in bloom. And for those that care, it is immediately adjacent to Cambrian Ridge Golf Course on the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail; rated as one of the top ten public courses in the USA.
http://www.sherlinglake.com/
We decided to split the return trip into two days, and picked a RV park out of one of our “guide” books to spend the first night at. We chose Sherling Lake Park outside of Greenville, AL. This was a great little park! It is actually run by the city of Greenville, and was created by federal monies that were used in the 90’s to buy undeveloped land at market value and set it aside for recreational use. It is a small, quiet park, on a very small lake (where you can fish without a license). Although most of the trees did not have leaves yet; it was still beautiful with all the Spanish Moss and the dogwood trees were in bloom. And for those that care, it is immediately adjacent to Cambrian Ridge Golf Course on the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail; rated as one of the top ten public courses in the USA.
http://www.sherlinglake.com/
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