Pacetti Marina Campground Fishing Resort

Wow, I am sitting here thinking about how hard it’s for me to pay my bills and I still have a job and my husband is back to work after being out of work for nearly 2 years. We have lived in the same place for 15 years. I could not imagine what it could be like if my landlord walked up and said sorry but I sold the place and the new holders want you to move out by New Years Day. What a great gift you have given to all the residents of the campground, a new year and a new place to live or No Place to Live! Now you have SCREWED UP their holiday and given them such a nice present why not take some of that money you have made and use it to do something nice like give them FREE RENT till February first so that they can at least make it through the holiday and be able to put some money back so they can find a place that’s cheap for those on a fixed earning. (staugustine.com)

This is an old campground that once was the top of its class but was let go. Everyone was friendly except for one person. There are lots of permanent residents and many seasonals. All were nice and we had no problems. We stayed here for a month. Wi-Fi in the office, only some reception if close by. Level sites on grass, few concrete patios. Usually shaded, open space in far back. To bad it’s rundown, may be nice. Bring a ship and fish the St John. Still I could stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome. (rvparkingservices.com)

Pacetti’s Marina, RV/Campground, and Fishing Resort on Trout Creek of the St. Johns River. Pacetti’s offers a large selection of food/drink, tackle, bait shiners, crickets, wrigglers, crawlers, minnows to go with their docks and ship ramp. They have their own RV/Tent camground. The staff members are friendly and the prices are reasonable. Not a flashy place, however has a great old fish camp atmosphere. (baitshopguide.com)

Pacetti’s RV Park & Marina is at on Trout Creek, a tributary of the beautiful St. Johns River. The campground showcases the best that country charm has to offer. The 23-acre campground has big oak trees, and the creek is perfect for fishing right off the campground’s docks. Bring your RV, tent, or rent a cabin. The campground has a ship ramp and ship slips for your ship too. This is the ideal place to get away from all the crowds and just relax and enjoy leisurely days by the creek. When you’re prepared for some shopping, golf, and area attractions, everything is just a short drive from Pacetti’s. (Browse around this website)

Across the river, two side-by-side places could not be more different. La Cruise Dockside’s style edges toward Caribbean Cracker Barrel. that is the ambition that manager Tyler Greenwell has for the place, nearest to the ferry landing. Greenwell is a Pensacola native who for many years worked cane plantations in Lahaina, Hawaii a hangout of actor Peter Fonda and rocker Stephen Stills . Now he governs this restaurant, which is undertaking restless change. It is restaurant as marketing idea, serving the common assorted fried foods, steaks and all. (articles.orlandosentinel.com)

Located only 4 miles off both I-75 and I-10. We have full hookups sites, 30 and 50 amp, free wireless internet, live music 4-5 nights per week, a store, full service restaurant, canoe outpost, 18 hole disc golf course, white sand beach on the river and many outdoor festivals all year long. Camping memberships available that let free of charge camping the rest of your life. RV/Park model sales for secondary/vacation homes. (rvresources.com)

Southeast Florida campgrounds are ideal for campers who want to experience West Palm Beach and Lake Worth, Boynton Beach, Del Ray Beach, Fort Lauderdale, and many other well-liked places. The Miami area is a big draw all by itself. Many campers vacation in Miami because of its beaches, entertainment, and distinctive culture. Campers may also use the abroad Highway which will take them from the mainland to the Florida Keys. (allcampgrounds.com)

All the campgrounds in the Sawgrass area accept reservations. The state parks, Huguenot Memorial Park and the KOA charge campers on a nightly base, however the other campgrounds have special rates for long-term campers. Weekly rates are common, however some campgrounds, like Pacetti’s and the Riverfront RV Park riverfrontrvpark. Com offer monthly rates also. The campsite’s place and amenities factor into the rates campers must pay. The KOA charges more for campsites with cable TV hook-ups and Wi-Fi service, while Riverfront RV Park has higher rates for waterfront campsites. (traveltips.usatoday.com)

Many campers like to use up a week camping, which is what many campgrounds are set up for. But, other campers have the want for expanded stay camping, meaning weeks, months and possibly a year at their favorite campground. This is called seasonal camping because it frequently coincides with the seasons of the year. Maybe you like to use up the cold winter months in warmer climates, or maybe you want to visit friends and family for some months with the benefit of having your place to stay. Maybe you re retired and want to see the countryside with expanded visits at each place. Whatever the reasons that draw you to expanded stay camping, expanded stay campgrounds are all over the country. (local.woodalls.com)

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