Just off of US 319 south of Tallahassee, the Leon Sinks Geological Area in Apalachicola National Forest is a uniquely amazing place. It’s a prime location to witness the wonders of karst topography and enjoy the atmospheric swamp forests of north Florida. Wandering the trails, you can explore sinkholes, catch glimpses into underwater caves, and Read More
If you are looking for the perfect place for RV camping and new outdoor adventures, look no further than Florida’s Lake Manatee State Park. Located just outside of Bradenton in southwestern Florida, Lake Manatee is a beautiful place to spend time swimming, hiking, fishing, kayaking, and more! Lake Manatee is a man-made lake that was Read More
We had a record-breaking opening day of the 2021 Tampa Bay Summer RV Show! The crowds descended on the Florida State Fairgrounds to be the first in to buy the new RVs on display from five local dealers. The competition was hot to find the perfect RV before it was sold but thankfully the AC Read More
The 2021 Tampa Bay Summer RV Show is a multi-dealer RV Show being held at the Florida State Fairgrounds in Tampa on June 10-13, 2021. I visited the show on the last day of setup to get a sneak peek on what is in store for attendees! For more info on the show, please see Read More
Spiders in the Sunshine State Have you ever heard of the phrase, “Florida is the Australia of the United States?” Well, I’m here to inform you that it’s not an entirely inaccurate statement. A new species of spider has just been discovered near Miami. It’s called the “Pine Rockland Trapdoor Spider.” The Zoo Miami describes Read More
I recently had the opportunity to stay at a brand-new RV facility just outside of Gainesville called Keystone Heights RV Resort. The resort has been designed by professionals who understand RVing and the resort lifestyle. The new facility offers clean and modern amenities, thoughtful landscaping, and a full daily events schedule planned by the activity’s Read More
Florida caves? What caves? Florida is sunshine and sand, beaches and waves, fishing and golfing, and Disney World and Cape Kennedy Space Center. Isn’t that enough for one state? While Florida does have all that shoreline, there’s a lot of landscape in between the coasts with scenic areas, rivers, lakes, and caves. Most of the Read More
The Blind Cave Salamander is a vulnerable amphibian because it only lives in a handful of Georgia and Florida caves. This salamander that is about 2.3-inches long has no eyes, skinny legs and a pinkish-white body. Its body contains almost no pigment, so it has an iridescent appearance. Where Does the Blind Salamander Live? The Read More
Florida’s Little Talbot Island State Park is located 17 miles northeast of Jacksonville on the Atlantic Coast, less than an hour south of the Georgia border. The park offers both tent and RV camping. Campsites are nestled in mature, moss-draped shade trees. All 36 campsites offer water, electricity, picnic tables and grills. The maximum allowable Read More
Destin is not just known as one of the nicest locations in Florida, it is known as one of the nicest places in the world. The turquoise water is what makes it most appealing to the average person, but people who like to fish also know that Destin has the largest underwater population in the Read More
