Devil’s Den - Williston, FL
Devil’s Den Prehistoric Spring is an underground cave with a spring that we snorkeled in. The water is clear and cool with fish and occasionally turtles in it! It was so much fun! Also, it was great to get into some cool water and snorkel. There’s scuba diving as well. Our campsite was great and we toured Cedar Lakes Woods and Gardens adjacent to the spring. The gardens were so beautiful.
Cedar Lakes Woods and Gardens. This place was big and was super fun to explore.
lots of bridges and gazebos. The owner lives overlooking the big pond. It’s really amazing.
This little statue was near their orchard connected to the main gardens. I liked it.
So much to see. Koi, waterfalls, overlooks. It was really well laid out.
Here’s our space (#32). I like to remember where we stayed. This spot was really private. There was water and electricity only. That was fine since we only stayed two nights. I saw Red Cardinals hanging around in the area.
Sharon has had Niagara Falls on her list of places to visit, for a very long time. We finally did it! We stayed in a RV park not too far from Niagara Falls and we were able to visit a few times. We stayed late one evening to see the falls with colored lights! We went on the Maid of the Mist tour boat which was fun getting all that cool spray. We also went on the Cave of the Winds trail to the bottom of American falls - so much fun! We added a jet boat ride which was a wild ride in the rapids. The area surrounding our RV park had many beautiful farms and we stopped and bought some produce. We also visited the Bella Rose winery and relaxed while tasting. Check out the video!!
We spent a few days in Key Largo. Unfortunately it was really windy with some rain. We still managed to see the area. We also had our anniversary which turned out to be very romantic, fun and a great dinner! We drove up to Islamorada and had lunch so we were able to see what the Keys are like. The road is heavily travelled and can have traffic when there’s an accident. The way people drive, I can see that happening a lot. It’s about 90 miles…
The Dam for Lake Theodore Roosevelt. The view of the very large lake is maybe more impressive.
We visited a couple places of interest. Saguaro National Park, Arizona Sonora Desert Museum and Colossal Cave. Weather has been perfect to explore. We’ve knocked off some trail dust from being in Quartzsite for a month. Truck/Trailer washed. After some business, we were able to venture out. Next destination is Benson AZ. Click here to watch the video.
Just found this post from April 2022. Hope you like it.
We had fun exploring the Superstition Mountains area and staying at Lost Dutchman State Park. We’re really impressed with the beauty of this Park. Lots of wildlife and beautiful plants. We’re lucky, it had just rained and flowers were blooming. We hiked the trails with my Cousin John and his family, Alicia, Emma and Elly. We had a lot of fun flying our kites, discovering birds, and we flew the drone. We flew the drone just outside the park on our way out just before sunset. I think Emma wants a drone of her own, as she did most of drone filming on this video.
Did you see the photo Sharon took of Fiery Red Sunset of the Superstition Mountains? We just happened to be at the right place and the right time to capture the this magnificent sunset.
Also, check out Dennis bird photos, he’s getting really good at taking bird photos.