Happy Fall Y’all! It’s time already for our annual pumpkin carving/mountain pie making event. This year it will be held on Halloween. Come on out and carve yourself a pumpkin and cook yourself a mountain pie over a roaring fire. Kids of all ages are encouraged to come out in costume and there will be a ghostly craft for the kids. Our merchandise will be available for purchase. This is a free event. However, donations are always graciously welcomed. Follow the “Park Event” signs from the office to the campground. The amphitheater is on the hill in the center of the campground loop. There is parking inside the campground by the restrooms and just below the campground entrance sign on the right. Just in time for the cooler temperatures we will have our adult crew necks and hoodies along with youth hoodies for sale. Also new are youth t-shirts. Don’t forget to pick up one of our new magnets.
You’ve asked for it and now you’ve got it! We’ve had many visitors ask about youth T-shirts and hoodies and adult sweatshirts and hoodies. We now have youth T-shirts and Hoodies. For adults we now have adult crew neck sweatshirts and hoodies. Another hot item we kept getting requests for were magnets. These also are now available at the Trough Creek State Park office. When we have park events these items are also available for purchase. Our next event will be our annual mountain pie making and pumpkin carving event coming up on Saturday October 31st from 1:00-3:00
Our volunteers work hard during the fall and winter months cutting, splitting and bundling firewood to be sold within the campground. The selling of firewood contributes to improvements made at both respective parks. Your honesty is greatly appreciated.
I’m sure many of you have noticed on your way to camp at Trough Creek State Park there are quite a few places to buy firewood. When you purchase firewood from our group 100% of proceeds are used to make improvements within the park. We appreciate your support. Thank you!
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The Friends of Trough Creek and Warriors Path State Parks exists to be stewards of the parks' natural beauty; to promote the history of the parks and the communities surrounding them; to educate visitors; and to develop, restore and maintain the parks' resources to expand opportunities for recreation in all seasons.