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Dylan and Nicole in suds at Splash<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

We got off to a good, problem-free, start with a comfortable 200-mile trip the first day. After picking up Winnie at her storage home, we traveled North, stopping at Bee’s RV Resort in Clermont for the night. Most of the sites are occupied by long-term residents in a variety of RVs with some significant additions for additional storage and living spaces.<\/p>\n

March 7: Clermont, FL – Bee’s RV Campground<\/h3>\n
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The only pretty place at Bee’s.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Bee’s is a working RV campground with mostly permanent residents. Thus it was crowded, smokey, and an OK place if you need a spot to camp while working in the area. I doubt we will return.<\/p>\n

March 8: Chattahoochee, FL – Flat Creek Campground,<\/h3>\n

A lovely, uncrowded place to camp. A 265-mile drive. Quiet, lots of open space to “camp” our trailer for the night, nice place to walk around and enjoy the outdoors.<\/p>\n