This story shows that, sometimes, help comes in the most unexpected ways and by some of the most unusual people. Camper's Haven, a campground built by the authors grandfather was built in the late sixties and was visited by such people as Elvis, Santa Claus and even—as legend has it—Pocahontas herself. The campground was also host to many other colorful characters for over twenty years. It was these people, and especially an extremely tanned elderly man named Ikey P. Rolfe, that makes Gwynn's Island's Lady in the Bay such a nostalgic treat. This is a light-hearted book that takes advantage of some of the local myths and legends, but it's also filled with many truths and hidden lessons on the nature of life and relationships.