What an interesting area! There are miles of trails, both for hiking and biking, plus lots of birds and alligators. The park also offers narrated boat and tram tours, bike and kayak rentals, and a wonderful cafe area that offers great food plus beer and wine - in a state park! They have 3 different camping areas plus remote campsites that you can only get to on foot. After following the 1 hiking trail you climb 2 large towers connected by a suspension bridge. This is called the canopy bridge that is above the treetops. It gives you a view of the land plus the insects and the air ferns, etc. We hadn't taken our bikes so we just did numerous hiking trails!
We were back to the CG by 3:45 and played some shuffleboard. It was my day to shine! Fun for me!!
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| Mama and her Baby! |
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| What a beautiful natural place! |
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| Quite a large fellow!!!! |
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| Enjoying a relaxing moment! |
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| Daring Ken! |
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| Suspension Bridge! Relatively new! |
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| Quite a view from the observation tower! |
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| We really loved this area! |
We spent the afternoon on Nokomis Beach. It was so beautiful today - sunny and in the upper 70's. Can't get much better! More shuffleboard and we each won a game. How can you be so competitive playing shuffleboard????
Can't believe a whole week has gone by since we arrived at the Royal Coachman! Time in Florida goes by quickly!!
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| A shell tree on the beach! The shells "stuck" there with the tide! |
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| Caspersen Beach early this morning! |
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| A successful morning of shark teeth hunting!!! |
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| When they built the walkway at the restrooms at Caspersen Beach they added sharks teeth to the cement! Rather "cool". |
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