Turtle Beach Campground en États-Unis
États-Unis
Turtle Beach Campground en États-Unis
États-Unis
Turtle Beach Campground en États-Unis
États-Unis
Prix non disponibles
Prix estimé sur la base d’une voiture, 2 personnes avec une tente ou une caravane.
Le site de camping est ouvert de 01 January jusqu'à 31 December
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Le site de camping est ouvert de 01 January jusqu'à 31 December
Ce site de camping n’est pas encore validé par Spottocamp. Vous êtes le propriétaire ? Contactez-nous avec le bouton ci-dessous
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Caravanes
Caravanes
Electricité
Wifi
BBQ autorisés
Plage de sable
Pêche
Machines à laver
4 / 5
(9 votes
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Turtle Beach Campground
8862 Midnight Pass Road
34242, Sarasota
Florida, États-Unis
34242, Sarasota
Florida, États-Unis
From sunrise to sunset, there is nothing like camping on the Gulf of Mexico. Turtle Beach Campground has 39 RV and tent sites with full hookups. Relax in a tree lined campground, with shaded picnic areas, laundry room facilities and WiFi. Enjoy all the amenities of Turtle Beach, including fishing, kayaking, a playground and volleyball. Close to the award winning sands of Siesta Key Beach, the 2011 #1 Beach in America, great restaurants and shopping. To protect the turtles, no pets are allowed.
Caractéristiques du lieu
Recreation
Terrain de jeux
Nage en eau naturelle
Plage de sable
Court de golf
Location de bateaux
Câle à bateaux
Pêche
Hébergement
Caravanes
Caravanes
Installations
Electricité
Connexion TV
Wifi
BBQ autorisés
Sanitaires
Tables à langer
Cabines de lavage
Machines à laver
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Anonyme
We got lucky with a weekend opening for us to test out our new to us RV at turtle beach. Our rig is short, 26 feet, and we don’t have a towed vehicle. The site was fairly level, I have leveling jacks and didn’t need to add blocks under the wheels. Water and electricity and sewer all worked and the sites are ver well maintained. We didn’t use the facilities the camp provides though. Short walk and your on the beach, great location to watch the sunset! Trolley will take you into siesta keys or you can bike the short distance if you have a bike. I saw some long class A rigs come in and was surprised they made it work. Might have had a few scratches from the bushes but they got in.
1 an depuis
surfin33954
I live about 40 miles from this sight and decided to take the pickup for a drive up there and put my foot in the water sort of speak before I commit to reserving a spot for a few days this winter.. The campground is very small, seems almost ideal for a vehicle and a tent since I took a walk thru the park and the sights are so small there isn't enough room for your vehicle to park when you drop your trailer.. But it is right on the beach , and for all you beach goers, I'm sure you'll find a way to adjust to fitting into the small spaces to spend time there. I rang the intercom to ask questions and no one answers .. Probably on the beach.. do you blame them.. I did see the NO VACANCY sign there , so call ahead to get more details..
3 ans depuis
brigit79
We happened to get an open spot here Sat-Tues in November. Seems to be very booked all the time for a long way out, so we were lucky. The sites are tight and ours in particular didn’t have much room once were were slid out. But that’s okay, you’re steps away from a fabulous beach with amazing sunsets. There is an outdoor shower by the bath house that you can use to shower off sand. We took the free trolley into town, which was very convenient and our kids loved it. The laundry room here was very tidy and the machines take credit cards which I think is so clutch when you’re on the road and don’t have a bunch of change (especially with the coin shortage now!). My only complaint is the sugar ants. Tiny little buggers have made their way into our camper and are also all over our outdoor items. But it’s Florida and they’re harmless so it didn’t bother us that much.
3 ans depuis