Seasonal site N Florida or S Georgia

[colliehauler]

Seasonal campgrounds in Northern Florida or Southern Georgia that you would recommend. One where you can leave the RV or purchase the lot. I would like to have a concrete pad and full hookups, don't need a lot of other amenities.

[colliehauler]

Looked at some RV parks in Valdosta GA and Lake Park GA. Noticed the sites were very close together. River RV park seemed the nicest, Oak RV park did not look as if it had a level site and they assigned you a site. Eagle in Lake park had some larger sites in the long term area. Most had very little room between the sites. Very few had a concrete patio and if they did it was postage stamp size.

I stayed in a motel this trip since I had a short amount of time and a very long drive.

Overall kind of disappointed on what's available. Last time I took the RV and stayed at Top Sail by Destin but was hoping to be close to Valdosta.

[ependydad]

Pensacola RV Park is real nice. Not sure about the concrete pad, though.

[mgirardo]

Coastal GA RV Resort in Brunswick is fully paved, mostly pull thru sites, there are a bunch of back-in sites along the perimeter of the park. They are usually booked for the season, but you can contact them. They are expanding the park, but probably won't be ready for a few months. They are a couple miles from I-95. Can't buy the lot though.

-Michael

[samsphones]

Pecan Park in Jacksonville was real nice when we stayed a night there 5-6 years ago, it is best the airport tho.

[LadyRVer]

Coastal in Brunswick, GA looked nice when I rode through there.

Stagecoach RV in St. Augustine (off I-95) nice, but no concrete pads the last time I was there.

[colliehauler]

I know the climate is less then ideal. Family in the area is why I'm looking at this location. I would probably use electric heat.

[Dick_B]

Dare we assume by seasonal you mean November thru March? You can get temperature averages for any city on the weather site and others.

[rr2254545]

Have you checked out the climate in that area - we have camped in north florida in January and February and burned lots of propane - that is why you I could not find any to recommend to you