Make reservations early if you want a campsite in this park, especially a waterfront one. This is the only public park close to the water in the Clearwater area of Florida so it’s very popular and also very expensive. If you’re not the reservation type check online to see if there have been any cancellations. We managed to find a waterfront site with four open days in the middle of the week. Weekends are completely booked. If you tent camp you’re in luck – plenty of sites for tents.
None of the sites are specifically marked as accessible but all of them are good – large, level sites with hard sandy ground, picnic tables with overhangs and easily reached water and electric hookups. The restrooms and showers are accessible but they should be roomier. People in wheelchairs may have some difficulty transferring. Campground Reservations
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Nice, one of these days perhaps I'll too have a picture of the RNE surrounded by palms and white sands :p
ReplyDeleteYeah ,it's nice we're tracking that pesky sand all over inside the RV....:D
ReplyDeleteGotta get a mountable foot/shoe brush like you used to see out at businesses once upon a time for the hubby to clean his feet off with after he's done using the broom to sweep the excess off yer chair's wheels ;).
DeleteNo worries - it takes all of 5 minutes to vacuum our little house! We like this campground so much that we're ignoring the high cost (and the pesky sand!) and going back again for four more days next week.
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