Kathryn Abbey Hanna
A Jacksonville city park. It is a multi use park with a very
large campground. The cost of a nights stay with our senior discount came to
$31.25. It is a good place to stay for visiting Jacksonville and the area, and
being on the beach. I say being on the beach, but from our site it was a one
mile drive. The campgound is about a
mile from the check in station. Because
of the narrow roads with tight turns and a lot of vegetation it is best to unhook your car, if
in a motor home and finding your site and the best way to it. Many of the narrow
roads are two way and could pose a problem if meeting a large rig coming from
the opposite direction. All the roads
are paved. There are some pull thru
sites. The sites are mostly sand. About 290 sites. Many
of the sites have vegetation between them.
We had a full hook up site with 50amp electric. The sewer hookup is odd
in that it is a side hookup rather then from the top, and you will need a screw
in connector. There are cross country bike trails and playground
equipment. We received quit a few over
the air TV stations. It is quite during
the week, but very busy on weekends. The
beach is 5 to 6 miles long and uncrowned. We drove to the beach as it is to far to walk
carrying chairs etc. There is a lot of area to walk a dog. All this being said it is A GREAT PLACE TO
STAY FOR THE BEACH AND VISITING THE
JACKSONVILLE AREA, and at a reasonable price. Yes we would stay here again. I believe there was a
$5. reservation fee
Our site, backed up to the woods, the perimeter sites are better. We were also at the end of a road on a turn.
the other
Looking back into our site
The very odd seer hookup, from the side, you need a screw in tight fitting connection.
The empty beach
one of a bout 6 or 7 boardwalks that cross the sand dunes
The sand dunes
Just chilling out.
I have a friend that lives in Jacksonville...Seems like a good place to stay!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the information!