Torreya state park in Florida

@2012 Coleman my bad I read it wrong to start with,it's all good. Your right I wish I had the time to travel like he does. We try to make about 6 trips a year some short trips and some long ones. Maybe when I'm able to retire in awhile I'm only 46 we willbe able to.
Happy travels

Thanks, guys, for your kind comments. Trust me, I was not offended in any way by any comments made. And it's great to hear your comments about Toad Hall - thanks!

WxToad

Pine Barren wrote:
No I didn't call him a tool I meant that his site is a great place(tool) to find out info on campgrounds, as is campsite photos and rv park reviews. This site is also a very good place to get info from fellow campers about different places.

I know! Just ribbing you. I spent some time on his site yesterday looking at his opinions of Florida State Parks I have been to as well. He seems to share my opinions, so I bookmarked it for future reference. I just wish I had the time to go on as many trips.

No I didn't call him a tool I meant that his site is a great place(tool) to find out info on campgrounds, as is campsite photos and rv park reviews. This site is also a very good place to get info from fellow campers about different places.

2012Coleman wrote:
Hang on a second - did you just call wxtoad a tool? :P

Well, I took no offense - I've probably been called worse things than that in my lifetime! :)

WxToad

Hang on a second - did you just call wxtoad a tool? :P

Thanks for the replies. I have used Wxtoad site several times on finding out about places and campsite photos and rv park reviews. They are all great tools. I sometimes after checking all of those like to hear from people on here about what they think about it. How can I read your blog on this park. Bad thing is I'm 3 hours from this park and have never visited it just may end up there in March

Here's an excerpt from my blog post about last spring's trip:
Torreya SP is named for the Florida Torreya, which is also known as the Stinking Yew. It is a small park with large mosquitoes, but ok for an overnight stop.
We only stayed the one night. I do remember the park host being exceptionally friendly and helpful. It may or may not be a bad sign, but this was the only stop on a six week trip where I did not take any photos.

We stayed there three years ago and enjoyed it. Some nice hiking trails and an historic home to visit. Here is our report, with pix, on our visit.

Have a great trip!

WxToad

One of our favorite parks. very quiet and sites are mostly semi private. Two shower houses. Nice hikes. Also some bike rides. It's kinda out of the way so tends not to be crowded.
Another nice one near by is Three Rivers but you will need reservations at this time of year.