A sign described all the animals that could be watching you while you walked the Lagoon Trail.

A map showed the extent of the "Lagoon Trail," and how it related to the nearby river.

Two signs regulated vehical speed and prohibited parking.

A bank of many signs outlined the rules governing the park, dunes, and beach.

A sign said to go left for the "Lagoon Trail," and to go right for the "Waxmyrtle Trail."

A sign on the outside of the fire pit, told who manufactured the fire pit.

The lagoon was an original loop in the river. Later it was cut off from the river and it was slowly evaporating into a meadow.

A small sign prohibited All Terrain Vehicals (ATV) from use on the roadway.

A "Slow" sign appeared on entry to the Lagoon Campground.

A tiny sign indicated the direction and location of the numbered campsites. Despite this, left was a shorter trip to our campsite.

A sign, just outside one of the restrooms, said, "Please no washing or cleaning at faucet."