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Scott 03-24-2002 09:09 AM

Jacksonville ??????
 
I will be in Jacksonville Friday till Wed. I'm staying at the Jacksonville beach Holiday Inn Resort. This is a family trip and visit and I will have some type of boating available. Any suggestions on must do or must see. I head to the Keys once a year for the races and vacation so this isn't my number one choice of places (southern) to go but I need to make the best out of it. thanks, Scott

NASTY HABIT 03-24-2002 09:38 AM

Head south on the St Johns to Lake George and Silver Glen..... it's a nice run and the Glenn is awsome...the river is channeled the whole run.. and easy to navigate...prob a 3 hour haul.... cannot recall..

Racemore 03-24-2002 10:41 AM

Jax boating
 
Being at the beach you can put the boat in at the Beach Blvd.ramp.If you want to stay on the coast you can go north up the Intercoastal waterway to the river, at that point you can go 3 directions.East to the ocean to cruise or fish around the jettys etc. North up the ICW you can go to Fort George inlet,It's about 3or4 miles north of the river to the waterway that takes you by the Kingsley Plantation to the inlet.On the inside of the barrier islands are sandbars and shoreline where boaters go to stay overnight or party daily on the weekends.We have alot of fun there but it is salt water.Don't try to navigate the inlet east of the A1A bridge,it has a changing bottom and shoals.
East on the St. Johns will take you to downtown Jax.The Landing is a good place to go for food and intertainment,across the river on the southbank is alot of eat and party spots like Rivercity Brewing Co.Mmmm Mmm;) If you are up for the long run and want to go to the Glenn it is 90 miles south on the SW corner of Lake George. If you need any local advise or have any trouble give me a call 813-8201 or 7104686 and may i can point you the right direction.Have a good trip. Lonnie :cool:

CFD5 03-25-2002 09:20 AM

I will be there on Fri. thru next week also. Bringing the boat so we plan on the St. Johns and Intercoastal. First time down there. What kind of boat will you be in? I will be in a black/red/white Baja 25 Outlaw.

Scott 03-28-2002 08:02 AM

Thanks for the response, I just found out that I will NOT have a boat available:eek:

Anyone know of a rental place?

I like the kind of places mentioned that are on the water and have docks. So I can always drive to them relax have a cocktail and watch the boat traffic. Scott

Racemore 03-28-2002 11:23 PM

Boat rentals
 
Checking the local yellow pages there are 3 places to rent boats.
1. A1A Watersports, 2327 Beach Blvd. Jax Beach,904-249-6666
www.a1awatersports.com
2. North Florida Yacht Center 904-221-5455 and
3.Sea Sea Enterprises 904-220-9283, both are located at 13846 Atlantic Blvd,this is at the north end of the beach west of the Intracoastal Waterway.

Hope this helps and have a good safe trip!

Lonnie :cool:

Scott 03-29-2002 11:11 AM

Thanks for the info :cool:


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