Post Reply 
 
Thread Rating:
  • 0 Vote(s) - 0 Average
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
Old World Florida, Cedar Key, FL
03-26-2013, 11:25 (This post was last modified: 03-26-2013 16:46 by pgchin.)
Post: #1
Old World Florida, Cedar Key, FL
If you are looking for old school Florida charm, try Cedar Key RV resort.
http://www.cedarkeyrvresort.com/

Its about 5-7 miles from Town. Bank owned and operated, great rates and Big rig friendly with very large spaces. Connie and Cliff are the current work campers / managers. The locals say it's like Key west was 20-30 years ago. Plenty of eateries in town and a Walmart in Chieftain as you roll in with other box stores. Our favorite lunch place is a bar / raw bar / restaurant called "steamers" in town on the waterfront. You can't miss it, it's upstairs overlooking the water, a wall of glass and outside bar rail overlooking the waterfront, the fresh fish sandwiches are great and although I am not a raw bar guy, guests we've taken there have told me the oysters were excellent. If you have a significant other that likes canvas bags of all types, not just ladies handbags, Cedar key Canvas is on the left as you enter town. They do all their stuff on the premises made in the good ole USA. You can get anything you want made up including but not limited to your favorite collegiate team. They ship world wide. Order what you want if you do not find what you want in the store and ship it home!WinkIdea The pizza and Italian food place in the center of town (on your left as you head into town) just as you hit the water is pretty good too. Get some to go and go to the waterfront park with picnic tables to eat and walk the dogs!

Pete and Donna Chin
95 42' WLWB
On The Road Always! :-)
" We'll raise up our glasses against evil forces singing,
Whiskey for my men, and beer for my horses!"
-Toby Keith & Willie Nelson
- The bridge from Toby Keith's title album track "beer for my horses"
Find all posts by this user
Like Post Quote this message in a reply
03-27-2013, 09:11
Post: #2
RE: Old World Florida, Cedar Key, FL
Love Cedar Key, great bars and shops. Never took RV there (always took bike), but I asked the local Police if we could park overnight at the boat landing and they said they wouldn't care. I never checked this RV park out cause it wasn't on isle, but now I will.
Find all posts by this user
Like Post Quote this message in a reply
03-29-2013, 13:58
Post: #3
RE: Old World Florida, Cedar Key, FL
Pete were you able to fit your 42' ok at Cedar Key RV?
We were there in January for 10 days in our 39' but not sure if the 45' will fit.
Really loved the place and would like to return.

Forest & Cindy Olivier
1998 Newell 45' double slide
2004 Z71 toad with Rzr 570LE
Find all posts by this user
Like Post Quote this message in a reply
03-29-2013, 14:23 (This post was last modified: 03-29-2013 14:24 by pgchin.)
Post: #4
RE: Old World Florida, Cedar Key, FL
(03-29-2013 13:58)folivier Wrote:  Pete were you able to fit your 42' ok at Cedar Key RV?
We were there in January for 10 days in our 39' but not sure if the 45' will fit.
Really loved the place and would like to return.

Forest, yes, 45 footers will fit....... the current work campers know which sites work and will place you correctly, there are probably only a 1/2 dozen that would not work for a big rig, MOST will fit up to 45 feet! They have a LOT of rallies there, we were there for a month last year and 3 rallies showedTongueRolleyes One was a vets rally, they had a BALL and plenty of BIG rigs!

Pete and Donna Chin
95 42' WLWB
On The Road Always! :-)
" We'll raise up our glasses against evil forces singing,
Whiskey for my men, and beer for my horses!"
-Toby Keith & Willie Nelson
- The bridge from Toby Keith's title album track "beer for my horses"
Find all posts by this user
Like Post Quote this message in a reply
Post Reply 




User(s) browsing this thread: 1 Guest(s)