We have discovered a new type of campsite created by the Corp of Engineers. These sites are usually by water, which we love to camp by, and are half price because Mitch has the lifetime national senior pass. For us, we favor these sites over private RV parks. They are...
We visited this campground two years ago and found ourselves returning to the peaceful environment it offers. Our site backed up along a water canal. After setting up the rig, we were greeted by the sight of a gator quietly gliding back on forth in the water. I am beginning...
It was our first visit to this park in the 39 years we lived in Florida. Talk about taking your sweet time visiting somewhere. It is 39 miles from the entrance of the park to get to Flamingo Campground. This national park offers hiking trails, places to kayak, and an...
We wanted to kayak this preserve for years but, as usual, the time has a way of passing by. Saturday was the perfect day for a kayak ride. We inflated the kayak, and off we went. The route was four miles and lasting about 3 hours. This preserve was intriguing...
Red Canyon reminds me of Sedona in Arizona. The red rocks stand out among the greenery of the trees and create vistas camera-worthy. We rode our bikes along the trail attempting to reach Bryce Canyon. Alas, the altitude kicked my butt and I had to turn around. Not once did...