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  It is a small cemetery hidden off of Skyball Rd. There is a single structure in the middle of the plot furnished with pews and a podium. Supposedly the building itself predates the Civil War, but there are no informational pieces any where to be found on the grounds confirming such, or even if the building is original to the location or if it had been relocated from elsewhere. If one where to wish to travel here, you MUST take the Skyball Rd route; as McCoy Mountain Rd has become impassable to any vehicle short of an ATV, and Maps has the road drawn in the wrong direction. There are two 'bathroom facilities' on the grounds; they are quite literally metal outhouses with a seat inside looking down onto the bare earth beneath. Each are labeled with a 'MEN' and 'LADIES' sign.
  
  Great stargazing site as there is no artificial light source nearby.

  Added October 18, 2016 by Andrew Sypniewski