First Trip To Loto Info
04-22-2009 | 10:56 AM
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If you want to stay close to party cove and PB2 in a condo then Lazy days is the place. 1 mile from PB2 and 1 more mile to party cove. Nothings closer. Lazy Days also has trailer parking.
Tan Tar a would be a place to stay if you're brining kids and want to spend $$
04-22-2009 | 02:46 PM
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About 15 miles by water with a long idle through the no wake zone on weekends and holiday.
If you want to stay close to party cove and PB2 in a condo then Lazy days is the place. 1 mile from PB2 and 1 more mile to party cove. Nothings closer. Lazy Days also has trailer parking.
Tan Tar a would be a place to stay if you're brining kids and want to spend $$
If you want to stay close to party cove and PB2 in a condo then Lazy days is the place. 1 mile from PB2 and 1 more mile to party cove. Nothings closer. Lazy Days also has trailer parking.
Tan Tar a would be a place to stay if you're brining kids and want to spend $$
06-16-2009 | 07:54 PM
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Given the number of places to stay at LOTO rent a slip at PB2 and you can leave your trailer there too and get a hotel room to sleep in $70 a night will seem cheap for AC and a good shower and probably a contential breakfast. Kind of like Vegas, you won't be spending a lot of time at your hotel so you don't need to rent a $200 a night condo with a slip.
06-16-2009 | 08:45 PM
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If you want to overnite on the boat, PB2 is the place, I stay there all the time. But yes, it will be a little warm/humid. Just pack a fan and it's doable. And watching the ramp is always entertaining.
Otherwise, I'd recommend Lazy Days as well. I stay there if I have a crew. Rent a slip and they've got a so-so ramp if you know how to back a trailer.
Either way, it's LOTO... you'll have a good time!
Otherwise, I'd recommend Lazy Days as well. I stay there if I have a crew. Rent a slip and they've got a so-so ramp if you know how to back a trailer.
Either way, it's LOTO... you'll have a good time!
06-17-2009 | 08:39 AM
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I just got back with a crew of 6 of us and we stayed at Lazy Days. Because of the size of my boat staying that close to party cove was a must. If you want a less expensive place to stay then I agree that renting a slip at PB2 is the best option and get a place in town.
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