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Our Wild Neighbors

With 170 wooded acres, a flowing creek, and plenty of natural habitat, Tanglewood is home to a wonderful variety of wildlife. These photographs capture some of the animals we've spotted around the property, often through our trail cameras. Some images are a little grainy, but they're genuine glimpses of the wild neighbors who share this mountain landscape.

Black bears have occasionally been spotted in the higher, more remote areas of the property, but not in the campground itself.

grey squirrel climbing a tree
A bobcat caught on trail camera at Tanglewood Campground
a coyote caught on trail camera
a spotted fawn stanting at the woods edge
A fox with glowing eyes at night
a group of wild turkeys crossing the entrance road at Tanglewood Campground
Wild turkey taking flight near the water spigot at Tanglewood Campground
Mayapples, some of the native plants abundant at Tanglewood
a young black bear walking along peaks above Tanglewood Campground
a baby bunny hiding in the grass
big fat turkey standing in the grass
a cluster of swallowtail butterflies at the creeks edge at Tanglewood campground
a box turtle peaking out of his shell
A hummingbird moth hovering over a purple thistle
camp host Blair basking in winter sun from a hammock between trees by the creek
a box turtle camouflaged on the forest floor at Tanglewood campground
the hand of a campground guest holding a crawfish found in the creek
A mother deer with two spotted fawns having a drink at the creek at Tanglewood Campground
a grainy image of a fox caught on a trail camera at night
a wild turkey intimidating its rival by spreading its tail feathers beside a picnic table on a campsite at Tanglewood
A great Blue Heron hunting in the creek at Tanglewood Campground
Black bear photographed by a trail camera in the wooded upper elevations of Tanglewood
a spotted fawn nibbling grass on at creekside meadow campsite in Tanglewood campground
A mother black bear leads her cub along an old logging road in the upper elevations of the property
a baby racoon in the grass
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