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Natures Resort RV Park
Nature's Resort RV Park in Homosassa, Florida is a former private membership campground now open to the public. It is on a river and manatees have been known to swim into the channels here.
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Homosassa Wildlife Park
If you'd like to see manatees and other animals, birds and fish native to the Florida area, then a visit to the Homosassa Wildlife Park will be a treat. These flamingoes were so vividly pink in the sun.
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Manatees eat carrots
The Homosassa Wildlife Park rehabilitates manatees that have been injured by boats and contacts with humans. The park rangers give excellent talks every day and you can also view the manatees from an underwater viewing area.
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On the Panhandle of Florida
This is a tiny campground on the Gulf of Mexico in Florida where a lucky few get to park on the beach. I think I'll keep the name of this one a secret.
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Sunset at Perdido Key
The Playa del Rio sits on the Old River in Perdido Key, FL near Gulf Shores, AL. Across the road on the other side is the Gulf of Mexico, so we had the best of both worlds.
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Chewlaca State Park
Chewlaca State Park is located in Auburn, AL. They have a full hookup campground and the waterfall was about a quarter of a mile away from our site. May 1999
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Looking downstream from Chewlaca Falls
We were the only campers in the park when we walked the 1/4 mile to Chewlaca Falls so we had the falls all to ourselves.
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The Lake at Chewlaca State Park
Since we were the only ones here in May, I have no idea of what type of fish there might be in the lake, but it's a beautiful location. May 1999
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