Summer camping in Florida
Ah, there is nothing like it. A week at the serenity of Salt Springs and that 72* water on a 90+ day, the Dip in the Rainbow River or a float trip before going out for seafood and then that week at Gr...
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travelnutz wrote:,
3 in the Chiefland/Cedar Key/fanning Springs area alone close in April or May until about October and you can simply look them up and see. Others have tons of vacant sites in summer. Of course, the State Park CG's and National Park CG's don't close and just look where most of them are located and what the usual reason they are even there. Water baby, water! Wow, are some RV'ers who live in Florida really NOT aware! Who'd a thunk it? Sand hole, meet head! As said, our family owns CG's in Florida and they know and know why!
I simply looked every campground up, called several in Cedar Key, Fanning Springs and Chiefland and could not locate ONE campground that closes in the summer.
We go to Sunset Isle and Low Key Hideaway in Cedar Key and you're lucky to get a spot on a weekend there in the summer.
You are going to have to give phone numbers and names or I call BS.
