The Casita at East Bank COE, Lake Seminole
We’re here, and it’s GORGEOUS!
It’s warm today — would be hot except that there is a very stiff wind whipping the water into whitecaps. It looks like the beach and feels like the beach,. The only thing missing is the salt tang in the air! It will be very interesting to see how the lake looks when the wind calms down.
The wind is supposed to bring rain behind it. But hopefully for just a day.
What is different about this COE park, compared to others we’ve stayed at, is that the sites are a lot closer together. Not a problem, though, because the view is so beautiful and the neighbors are courteous.
We were warned about the sugar ant problem when we checked in. So we have everything that touches the ground sprayed with Black Flag, and made sure our electric and water lines are up off the ground. So far I haven’t seen any ants… so I hope it stays that way.
Sunny doesn't know what to make of the wind whipping his hair around
Me with camper hair!
Lake Seminole
Whitecaps
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Peggy
/ February 23, 2012I was at East Bank last September! Loved it! What site are you in? That was the one with the bizarre bath house showers that you push a button and it runs for 60 seconds. Hopefully you don’t need them!
If you have time for Kolomoki, I feel sure you will like it, great sites, right on a lake as well (but a much smaller one). Nice museum as well.
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tinycamper
/ February 23, 2012Peggy, we are in 21 — it’s a little pull through. We couldn’t get right on the water, but we are one RV away from it. And we have a nice, unobstructed view of the water.
We haven’t used the showers yet. I do prefer showering in the camper. But with our small gray tanks, we’ll probably use them tomorrow.
Ron said there weren’t separate shower areas for men and women. They are all together and if one is occupied, it’s locked. I’ll have to check it out tomorrow. Sounds weird!
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Peggy
/ February 23, 2012If you go over to that area across the road from you (between sites 50 and 51), the older bath house is functional and it is normal. I didn’t use it because nobody was in that area except one decrepit camper and it felt too isolated. But there are normal showers there!
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tinycamper
/ February 23, 2012Ah, that is so good to know!!!! Thank you, Peggy!!!
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Peggy
/ February 23, 2012PS–By “decrepit camper” I mean the RV was shoddy, not the camper himself!
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tinycamper
/ February 23, 2012I figured that’s what you meant, but it also was funny picturing a decrepit human camper! 😀
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JoJo
/ February 23, 2012Looks like a really lovely place. And you can tell from your pictures how windy it was.
Enjoy your stay
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Gail
/ February 24, 2012Looks like heaven. 🙂
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tinycamper
/ February 24, 2012Feels like it, too! 🙂
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