This park offers a nice boat ramp, but its amenities are more noteworthy. The surrounding grassy area is beautiful, with a pavilion, picnic tables, a firepit, and public restroom facilities. Parking is not an issue here, which is always a plus. The park is also home to the Garvin-Garvey House, where you can take a tour of the only house still standing on the May River which was previously owned by freed slaves.
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Sequence a smart, multi-stop boating itinerary built around this location.