Ok, they need a work camper.

[Tileman1]

I was traveling west from central Florida, heading to California. I stopped for the night in the Florida panhandle. It was $30.00 and on a beautiful river. It was only about 50% full. I mentioned it in the forum. About 6 months later I was taking the same trip. I stopped, they were full of full time campers. It's now $50.00 a night, $350.00 per month and they are looking for work campers. I think I'll keep quiet about my stopover in Ga.

 

[Tileman1]

Home - River's Edge RV Campground This is the place.

 

[jymbee]

I think I'll keep quiet about my stopover in Ga.

I hear that! Wife can't wait to tell fellow RVers about such-and-such site and I'm telling here to keep it a secret! Yeah, right...

 

[SMR]

We stayed there in March 2024, was a very nice campground.

 

[Dan_Frisbie]

I know the place. It’s pretty nice.

 

[Domo1]

May depend on time of year and wether the snowbirds have descended...around Fort Myers it's the same thing... peaceful (kinda) town without much traffic until November/December. That's when "seasonal" rates kick in and vacancies disappear.

... And @Tileman is correct - talking about the gold rush back in the day inundated CA and other areas very quickly. Finding a sweet campground is gold to most of us!

 

[DutchmenSport]

I keep my best camping spots a secret. But, I will say, Camp Hosting is a fantastic way to enjoy the benefits of a campground or an RV park without costing anything. But, I've landed into some very unconventional camp hosting opportunities that most folks wouldn't touch with a 10 foot pole. But the rewards are personal growth, learning new things, a sense of belonging, and the personal satisfaction I'm contributing to something that's just a little bit bigger than just ME.