Barrier Island Living

Florida, Road Trip, States

We’re settling here in Cape Canaveral. We’ll be here for six nights total. Considering that our usual campground stay is one or two nights, this is a long one. The lifestyle is a bit like we had when we lived in downtown St Petersburg but the beach is closer. Today we walked to Publix for groceries then later in the afternoon went for a long walk on the Atlantic side stopping at Hogan’s Bar for a Guinness each before heading back to camp and sitting on the bank of the Indian River to watch the sunset.

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  1. The Ford Family

    We’ve walked that beach many times! Always a thrill to see the launch pads off in the distance. Don’t forget a stop at Ron Jon’s, always fun!

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