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If you ever go to Florida on a RV holiday, make the effort to go to Sarasota. There is a little known RV park (40 rigs) at Turtle Beech Sarasota that sits on the beech.
Amongst the Americans that know about it, it is considered to be the best located RV site in Florida, with many of them coming back year after year.
We stopped there for three days and can honestly say it was the most fabulous location to have a RV site. The sand is a powdery white, dotted with palm trees and crystal clear aqua coloured sea. Marlins swim close to the shore preying on smaller fish which attracts pelicans in there dozens, performing stuka bomb attacks on the fish below.
The Sunset is incredible from the vantage point the site enjoys, and each night all the sites residents came down to the beech to take this awe inspiring site in, it has to be seen to be believed.
If you go at the right time of the year you will see Turtles coming to lay eggs on the beech, or see the hatchlings.
Opposite the park their is a pub type restaurant that sells the most massive black angus steaks that must be 3 inches thick, and cover the entire plate.
http://www.scgov.net/TurtleBeachCampground/Photos.asp
http://www.simplysarasota.com/Turtle-Beach-Campground.html
If you ever go to Florida on a RV holiday, make the effort to go to Sarasota. There is a little known RV park (40 rigs) at Turtle Beech Sarasota that sits on the beech.
Amongst the Americans that know about it, it is considered to be the best located RV site in Florida, with many of them coming back year after year.
We stopped there for three days and can honestly say it was the most fabulous location to have a RV site. The sand is a powdery white, dotted with palm trees and crystal clear aqua coloured sea. Marlins swim close to the shore preying on smaller fish which attracts pelicans in there dozens, performing stuka bomb attacks on the fish below.
The Sunset is incredible from the vantage point the site enjoys, and each night all the sites residents came down to the beech to take this awe inspiring site in, it has to be seen to be believed.
If you go at the right time of the year you will see Turtles coming to lay eggs on the beech, or see the hatchlings.
Opposite the park their is a pub type restaurant that sells the most massive black angus steaks that must be 3 inches thick, and cover the entire plate.
http://www.scgov.net/TurtleBeachCampground/Photos.asp
http://www.simplysarasota.com/Turtle-Beach-Campground.html
