Loto trip july 23-31st
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Whoop! Forgot about Millers. Guess I would eat breakfast at Miller's, turn back around two miles and then hit Paradise for the view.
Thinking this out makes me want to get a hotel at the lower numbers and let someone else have my house for a weekend so I can make this trip.
Thinking this out makes me want to get a hotel at the lower numbers and let someone else have my house for a weekend so I can make this trip.
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PB2 in the state park area. For a slight fee you can leave your trailer there also.
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http://thealhonnaresort.com/
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I meant 32 miles round trip by vehicle. We have a house that has plenty of parking and we are here for 8 days. So I probably won't be leaving the boat in the water for 8 days straight, nor do I want to leave a truck and trailer parked for 8 days at a public lot. Not to mention when I do want to take it out it would be a 32 mile round trip drive. I was just thinking there would have to be something closer to the house. Obviously we ARE HERE FOR BOATING! Thank you for the suggestion.
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Leaving the boat in the water is no big deal. Where are you from? Cause boating around LOTO is a totally different experience then what you may be use too. PB2 is probably your best bet for sure on a good ramp. There really is no public ramps closer too shady gators.
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You could try Point Randall Resort. They are at the 2 mm (horseshoe bend). They might be able to help, they have their own ramp and might be able to keep your trailer for the week if they have room. I am not sure what fee they may charge but they are great people and are very trustworthy. Also in that area is Glencove marine, I think they are at the 4mm.