RV Day Trips are an excellent way to find even more days a year to enjoy your investment and make the cost of owning an RV even more economical. RV ‘daycations’ are a perfect quick break in a hectic week to relax, recharge, and enjoy time with friends and family without a major time commitment. Read More
St George Island is a 22-mile long barrier island that offers miles of undeveloped beaches and ample activities to please the entire family. Clear gulf waters are perfect for boating, swimming, sunbathing, shelling and amazing fishing. Wildlife watching is at it’s peak during the summer months when sea turtles and shore birds are nesting on Read More
The first bat house was constructed in 1991 after then-Governor Bob Martinez complained of the odor while attending an event at Griffin Stadium which was home to about five-thousand Brazilian and Mexican free-tailed bats. Using bat excluders which allowed the bats to leave but not return, about three thousand of the colony was slowly captured Read More
It’s a wrap…the 2018 Florida RV Super show is officially over. We always have a certain level of sadness when we’re leaving Tampa, following the close of the Florida RV Super Show. We’ve attended the last three super shows and enjoyed each and every one of them, but this one was really special. This year Read More
The Florida Caverns State Park located slightly west of Tallahassee is a must-see stop on your RV tour of Florida. It is one of the few state parks that has dry caves; ie., these are filled with air instead of water so they can be enjoyed without donning a wet-suite. The caverns are so impressive, Read More
Whether you are visiting or live here year-round, Florida boasts numerous coastal hikes to please even the most discriminating adventurer with pearly white sand, liquid horizons, exotic wildlife, historic forts and prehistoric shark tooth hunting. Strap on your hiking shoes, grab some water and sunscreen. Time to take a hike! Caspersen Beach Venice This little-known 4 Read More
Ginnie Springs boasts possibly the clearest water of any of Florida’s freshwater springs at a constant 72-degrees. In fact, Jacques Cousteau described it as “the clearest water in the world”. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy camping, swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving, river tubing, canoeing and kayaking in the year-round nature park and camp. The amazing water and Read More
Florida’s rich railroad history is directly tied to industrialist Henry Flagler, a name not necessarily well known among the state’s millions of residents. But if it wasn’t for Flagler and his railroads, Florida would likely be a very different place today. Not only did he build the Florida East Coast Railway from Jacksonville to Miami and Read More
Egmont Key, St. Petersburg: Accessible only by private boat, Egmont Key has a unique natural and cultural history, including a lighthouse that has stood since 1858. Although this park is primarily a wildlife refuge, it can be a personal refuge – a place to relax and collect shells along secluded, pristine beaches. During the 19th Read More
Central Florida boasts a new landmark that is not another theme park or resort yet draws attention on a global scale. The icon is Florida’s newest state university whose signature building is a spectacular example of modern architecture that is turning heads along Interstate 4 in Lakeland. Florida Polytechnic University’s Innovation, Science and Technology Building is Read More
