RV on the beach

[kho6658]

We are booked for camp gulf next month.

CAMP GULF Campground - Beachfront RV Sites Destin, FL

[magnmike]

X2 on Camp Gulf. Have been going every year for past 5-6 years. Sometimes twice a year. Booked again for July 4th week!

[kho6658]

Originally Posted by magnmike

X2 on Camp Gulf. Have been going every year for past 5-6 years. Sometimes twice a year. Booked again for July 4th week!

We will see you there. We will be there over the 4th.

[magnmike]

Great! We'll be in the Roo 23SS near the beach.

[Deeks]

My group usally has the most fun camping on the sand

[Cajun Po-Boy]

Think I'm get one of these setup if I ever get the urge to drive my camper onto the beach ,)

[tosh99]

For the Californians, Jalama Beach has camping pretty much right on the sand if you're lucky enough to get a spot. We went there a few months ago and all the full hook up (on the bluff) and beach front spots were taken so we settled for an in between spot. We have our own generator so power was no problem. Just a few steps and you're right at the water's edge. Great surf fishing too! It's near Lompoc, California.

[johnleann]

If you camp at Pismo Beach, Oceano Campground, you can drive on the beach for free. Can prob drive on the beach if you stay at the Pismo North Beach campground too, as long as you are camping at a CA. State Campground in the Pismo Park System.

[SilverbackMel]

Originally Posted by tmhyer

Thanks for all the responses. Im in Florida, so either Gulf or Atlantic coast. Sounds like a campground on the other side of the dunes is the way to go

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City owned park in Jacksonville, Hannah Park. Cheap, lots of tree cover, short walk to great beach x boardwalks. Got stuff to bring to the sea? throw it in your truck bed and miss walking on hot tar road Full hook ups. Several Camp HOSTS. Huge park, great bicycle trails.

DO NOT let anyone see you with beer or wine. It is a "dry" area and trust me, STRICTLY ENFORCED. I drank mine in the 5er BR, door closed, under the covers with no light

Where there is a will, one can find a way!

[Cowracer]

Take 3 $100 bills, light them on fire.
dump a bucket of sand on your head, making sure it gets 'everywhere'
slam your head in a car door for about 45 minutes.

there.

You have just experienced the sensations of pulling a camper onto a beach.

Tim

[ironj]

Ive done it many times with shorter/lighter rig than current. ...will say it can be bad deal....even on aired down nittos like mine AND elocker diffs...

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[thestrangebrew]

If you decide to actually go into the sand, air down, follow tire tracks until you find "The Spot" then park. Don't go off the beaten path unless you have to and bring some wood planks and a shovel or two. Been camping at Pismo for the last 6 years and this is how my sister and bro-in-law do it and we've never been stuck yet. I don't have my own personal experience as I've only had my TT for a week now, just observations.