Florida Keys

Islandtime wrote:
That's beautiful!! Maybe when I hit the lottery I can stay at Bluewater. Just was wondering what site number this is?

#41.. it was $115.00 a night when all done..

That's beautiful!! Maybe when I hit the lottery I can stay at Bluewater. Just was wondering what site number this is?

**follow up**

We just returned from our visit to Blue Water Key RV Resort and it was unbelievable !!!

Check out Geiger Key Marina/RV Park

footslogger wrote:

NCWriter wrote:
I'd love to stay at Bluewater some day but my RV is too little.

I'd love to stay at Bluewater some day but my pocketbook is too little! :(

I am with you on that one...$150/night...ouch!

Spoke to Bluewater (Amy) about 2 hours ago and evedently it is Mini Lobster season that time of year so they do not have a lot of choices BUT.. there are still 3 waterfront sites available... 41...72...75... I will be calling them back tomorrow with my choice... !

Yes, Bluewater Key is beautiful, but the price is high - and well worth it. I have several pics of Bluewater...how do I post them?

soos wrote:
Jolly Roger was also great. nice pool, a dedicated swim/snorkel area on the ocean.

Jolly Roger is gulf side, not ocean side.

I have a good friend who lives year round on the water front in Key Largo, and he says during July and August the locals do not leave their air conditioning during the day like the northerners don't leave their heated homes in 10 degree weather, so good luck to you folks who say it is "only heat" !

Jack l

Being originally from Georgia, we are used to heat and humidity. But I guess we have been out of Georgia too long. I went to Miami a few years ago for a job interview in December and it was 90 degrees and very humid then. I imagine in July it's worse.

But I understand the kid thing. You gotta do what you gotta do.