Suwannee Hideaway Campground - Old Town, FL

Wednesday November 1^st, we had a short drive leaving Ga for FL (less than 3 hours). The weird thing on the drive today was that we passed a fenced in area that had 3 animals in it. A Zebra, a donkey and a horse. That’s right I said a ZEBRA! If we had been in the car and not the coach, we would have turned around to get a photo. Greg thought I was telling a joke. “A zebra, a donkey and a horse go into a bar….”

 Crossing the Georgia & Florida border

 driving through Live Oak, FL

We arrived at Suwannee Hideaway Campground and they guided us to our spot. The driveway was long and quite dusty. It was like fine baby powder and the coach is blowing it back onto our car. The park is small but spread out. (around 50 spaces I’d guess) They have a nice boardwalk that leads you to the Suwannee River. It’s probably the first park that we don’t hear any trains. (no road noise either since it’s quite a ways from the road.) They have a nice pool and a clubhouse. The only negative is the poor cell phone service and slow internet. I use my phone as a hotspot to watch TV which we can’t do here. Making calls is a challenge as well. Otherwise, it’s a really great spot.

 the office

now picture this the next morning with the morning dew making a sludge on the windshield

 our spot

 The park last week didn't even have picnic tables or any fire rings (don't really use either, just an observation)

 some of the other RVs

boardwalk to the Suwannee River

 swampy area on the way to and from the river

 fishing lure collection?

clubhouse

 looks way better than the last park we were in last week

pond in the park

So, I may need to wait until our next place to post the blog. This has been painful trying to get it to work. (worse than on the cruise ship, but at least not as expensive!) 

Tomorrow, we are off to the Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Preserve.