This RV park was right smack off I 95, so close you could hear the semis rolling by all night. We chose this park because it was about 10 miles north of the RV dealership which was our next stop to have the coach checked out before our BIG trip.
This park was nice enough but somewhat deserted as many Florida parks are this time of the year.
We were parked in a section of manufactured homes that were owned by snow birds who were likely up north enjoying fabulous weather, not here in rainy humid Florida! We literally had the park and the pool to ourselves!
We walked Savannah every day at dusk and took advantage of the peaceful atmosphere. We found a movie theatre nearby and went to see Tammy, we loved the senior discount, in fact more than the movie, but, I digress!
There was a Dairy Queen nearby, interesting clientele, it's amazing as you travel around Florida how many different sub cultures there are, the smaller the town the more friendly the people are. Anyone that knows Jay also knows that he converses with everyone he comes in contact with. I am learning to do that too! We enjoy chatting it up with everyone, especially other RVers. Its interesting how many helpful tips you can pick up along the way to enhance your travel experiences. RVing is a diverse culture, ultra wealthy seniors in luxury motorhomes to families with a pop up tent. The common connection is their passion for travel and the outdoors.
With Jay's organizational skills and my grilling ability we are going to do just fine!
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