it's a gorgeous drive...go for it! Lots of great places to visit along the "Forgotten Coast". Just Google view the areas you want to visit making sure you have the room to turn around and get out. St. Mark lighthouse may pose a turn around issue if you tow there. Carrabelle Beach RV Resort is beautiful...just across the street from a very nice, dog friendly beach. Since the oyster have flown the coup in Apalachicola, they have gotten very creative in the downtown district with lots of cool shops and a great brewery..."Oyster City Brewing Company". Be sure to try the "Hooter Brown". We parked at the end of Avenue D alongside Water Street. Again, Google view as the streets can be tight. Holiday Campground on Ochlockonee Bay is a gorgeous place if you can get on one of the first few sites along the bay. Bo Lynn's Grocery (historic place with huge history) is a do not miss in St. Mark's with an excellent seafood restaurant (Riverside Cafe) just across the street...on the water. Huge parking lot between them. Be mindful, it's still hurricane season along this coast and ingress/egress is limited so keep your ears on the tracks. My profile still shows Georgia but we've since retired to our home in PCB. We drive this route often...drive 50 miles, camp 2 or 3 days, etc. You can get lost in the 50's along this coast.
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Now an SOB
Traded Thor for Melbourne Prestige 24NP
2018 THOR Chateau 35SF
Two Labs, Bugsie & Blondie
Blondie passed in 2020 at 5 to Leukemia
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