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Feb-26-2016 07:21 AM
rjsurfer wrote:
Enjoy those beach front sites while you can in another few years they will be gone. Many have fallen victim to rising sea levels already, some even flood on a high tide!
Ron W.
Feb-26-2016 03:17 AM
Feb-25-2016 05:19 PM
Loving God's Country! wrote:
Hello! We currently have a reservation at Hunting Island State park for a 2 week vacation trip in August. What I'm hearing is that the Mosquitos are bad at that time of year and I'm just wondering if we should book somewhere else instead???
With that being said, are there any other options on the ocean between these two cities that do not have this bug issue? Part of the enjoyment of camping is being outside and I just can't see ourselves staying inside of the camper while we are at the campsite all the time!
Thanks!!
Feb-24-2016 06:45 PM
Feb-22-2016 05:42 AM
ken56 wrote:
Its not just the mosquitos, its the "no-see-ums", aka sand gnats. they will eat you up and leave you itching for weeks. The box fans idea is the best, moving air helps a lot BUT.... keep your door and windows closed at all times. They are small enough to go through the screen. It is the nature of the sandy soil and wet conditions so its a coastal area wide condition.
Feb-22-2016 05:01 AM
Feb-20-2016 03:00 PM
AikenRacer wrote:
If you wanna give up your site, let me know. That is our favorite place if you are on the ocean side of the park. Use the fans and repellent and you should be good.
Feb-20-2016 02:13 PM
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