Upon reaching the end of the trail, there is a small dirt road that leads to a public Canoe/Kayak launch. No amenities, but you can filter your water. Surrounded by woods, so there is no shortage of wood for a campfire. Service is a measly 2 bars through ATT. Overall, a lovely hidden gem if you pack accordingly. Recovery gear would be beneficial.

One could potentially stay overnight. However, traffic is difficult to assess, given the time of my visit. If anything, you can park in the RV lot and hike in with a low-key backpacking setup.