Florida State Parks Check Out Fla State Parks for Workamping Today jolenemac455, March 27, 2020March 26, 2020 Even though the Florida State parks are officially closed right now the workampers already there are helping the park personnel get started or finish up on some much-needed maintenance projects. If you are in the Florida area and living in a self-contained RV there may be places for you to… Continue Reading
Fun for RVers Free North Florida Springs – Part 3 jolenemac455, March 27, 2017 Free North Florida Springs – In part three of our series we want to introduce you to a little known spring located with the Troy Springs Conservation area and Ruth Walker Tract. In fact, it is located off the same hard road as Troy Springs State Park. The area is… Continue Reading
Fun for RVers Free North Florida Springs – Part 1 jolenemac455, March 13, 2017 Free North Florida Springs – Did you know that there are actually some springs you and your family can visit and not cost you anything to go and enjoy? Yes, our Florida State Parks has some great springs in the north Florida area and, generally, it only costs a couple… Continue Reading
Campground Host Experiences Summer on the Suwannee jolenemac455, June 4, 2015 Summer on the Suwannee River is going to be exciting and it will be hot and muggy too. It’s a very good thing that we will be in a Florida State Park that has a cool spring for swimming. As we speak our little RV air conditioning unit is thinking… Continue Reading
Campground Host Experiences Its Cold Then Its Hot jolenemac455, March 6, 2015 March is such a strange month in Florida. Yes, I know our poor neighbors to the north and out west are almost frozen in and we really are not complaining but, man!, will mother nature please make up her mind. First we’re cold and then it warms up and then… Continue Reading
Campground Host Experiences Troy Springs State Park Branford Florida jolenemac455, May 8, 2014 Troy Springs State Park in Branford, Florida is a small little park with a lovely spring right next to the Suwannee River. You can picnic, swim (when the water in the Suwannee River is down), scuba dive in the spring and canoe and kayak up and down the river as… Continue Reading