FL Cave Country Lodging

[OBXDIVEGUY]

Anyone have, or know of a place that may still have availability for Thanksgiving weekend that sleeps 6-8? Came into the game a little late when searching for a place and keep striking out.

Thanks

 

[Dive-aholic]

Chateau H2O is my first choice. Really nice place. But it's booked that weekend. You can also check with Jim Wyatt - Cave Diving Training & Guide Service - High Springs, Florida - or the Hydro Lodge. All of these places can accommodate 6-8 people.

 

[mselenaous]

Here's another one. I'll be staying there at the end of the Oct.
The Dive Shanty

A friend recommends this one: Located on 10 acres of secluded woodlands

 

[floridakid]

There are always places like Ginnie if you are willing to camp out

 

[BabyDuck]

ginnie also has a cottage that will sleep that many.

 

[SuPrBuGmAn]

If you're up for camping, I'd strongly suggest supporting the local Florida State Parks, like O'leno for example. They'd be far more peacefull, and the money spent there would be far more helpfull to keeping Florida beautiful... rather than adding a dime to a commercial operation that seems to love drunks moreso than divers, for the simple fact that they get more $$ from the drunks.

 

[LiteHedded]

If you're up for camping, I'd strongly suggest supporting the local Florida State Parks, like O'leno for example. They'd be far more peacefull, and the money spent there would be far more helpfull to keeping Florida beautiful... rather than adding a dime to a commercial operation that seems to love drunks moreso than divers, for the simple fact that they get more $$ from the drunks.

what if you're a drunk and a diver?

 

[SuPrBuGmAn]

Ginnie's prolly the right place for ya then

 

[OBXDIVEGUY]

Thanks for the suggestions! I'll check them out. I wouldn't mind camping at all at the State Parks, actually that is what I usually do, but they're all booked. The holiday weekend is pretty popular up there apparently.

 

[rlynch]

what if you're a drunk and a diver?

Cadillac Motel - High Springs, Florida


it's interesting but more of a bed and head than anything else (and a full sized fridge)