Tati
To have a bonfire and such with friends.
Answer
Everglades Holiday Park is one worth checking: 21940 Griffin Road, Fort Lauderdale, Florida | 954-434-8111 | info@evergladesholidaypark.com
State Parks in the area:
Hugh Taylor Birch - no camping
John U. Lloyd - no camping
Oleta River - no camping
Sawgrass Recreation Area is a bit primitive, a lot funky and definitely remote, but you will be immersed in the Everglades experience with access to excellent bass fishing. Camping is an afterthought here, so plan on boondocking. RV sites are available on a first come, first serve basis, most without hookups. The main business here is fishing and airboats. Private islands are available for group camping, and over the years, my friends and I have booked an island or two. The experience is definitely rustic, even spooky with sounds of the Everglades permeating the night air, the roar of airboats during the day. Thereâs a marina with airboat rides and boat rentals, as well as a ramp for launching your own boat, canoe or kayak. There are A LOT of alligators in this remote park just off Alligator Alley on U.S. 27, so be prepared for visitors and keep pets inside your rig. Call for rates.
Sawgrass Recreation Area, 1006 N. U.S. Highway 27, Weston, FL. 1-888-AIRBOAT (888-424-7262) for camping and airboat information. E-mail to: sawgrass@evergladestours.com
Everglades Holiday Park is your perfect destination for an Everglades experience close to Fort Lauderdale. The park operators offer airboat rides, live alligator shows and boat ramp access to some of the best freshwater fishing in the state. Currently private, the park will soon be taken over by Broward County Parks and Recreation (June 2012). The campground includes 100 sites for RVs, with water, electric and sewer hooks, and 36 tent sites. Reservations for the winter months should be made well in advance. (Plan now for next year.) Call for rates.
Everglades Holiday Park, 21940 Griffin Road, Fort Lauderdale, FL 1-800-226-2244 or 954-434-8111 for campground reservations or park information. E-mail to: info@evergladesholidaypark.com
Everglades Holiday Park is one worth checking: 21940 Griffin Road, Fort Lauderdale, Florida | 954-434-8111 | info@evergladesholidaypark.com
State Parks in the area:
Hugh Taylor Birch - no camping
John U. Lloyd - no camping
Oleta River - no camping
Sawgrass Recreation Area is a bit primitive, a lot funky and definitely remote, but you will be immersed in the Everglades experience with access to excellent bass fishing. Camping is an afterthought here, so plan on boondocking. RV sites are available on a first come, first serve basis, most without hookups. The main business here is fishing and airboats. Private islands are available for group camping, and over the years, my friends and I have booked an island or two. The experience is definitely rustic, even spooky with sounds of the Everglades permeating the night air, the roar of airboats during the day. Thereâs a marina with airboat rides and boat rentals, as well as a ramp for launching your own boat, canoe or kayak. There are A LOT of alligators in this remote park just off Alligator Alley on U.S. 27, so be prepared for visitors and keep pets inside your rig. Call for rates.
Sawgrass Recreation Area, 1006 N. U.S. Highway 27, Weston, FL. 1-888-AIRBOAT (888-424-7262) for camping and airboat information. E-mail to: sawgrass@evergladestours.com
Everglades Holiday Park is your perfect destination for an Everglades experience close to Fort Lauderdale. The park operators offer airboat rides, live alligator shows and boat ramp access to some of the best freshwater fishing in the state. Currently private, the park will soon be taken over by Broward County Parks and Recreation (June 2012). The campground includes 100 sites for RVs, with water, electric and sewer hooks, and 36 tent sites. Reservations for the winter months should be made well in advance. (Plan now for next year.) Call for rates.
Everglades Holiday Park, 21940 Griffin Road, Fort Lauderdale, FL 1-800-226-2244 or 954-434-8111 for campground reservations or park information. E-mail to: info@evergladesholidaypark.com
Download Festival 2012?!?
Kallon
Hey Guys, So I want to go to This Year's Download Festival, and I was on the website looking at the line-ups.
I was really happy when I saw that Metallica are head-lining, but I was wondering something.
Its written like this:
Saturday 9th June
METALLICA performing the legendary black album in all its entirety
BIFFY CLYRO
TENACIOUS D
Steel Panther
Trivium
Black Veil Brides
Saxon
As I Lay Dying
And, the ones I seriously want to see are Metallica and Black Veil Brides, so I want to know if I bought the 3 Night Camping Ticket to see Metallica, would I also be able to go and see Black Veil Brides and the other listed artists without question?
Other Minor Stuff I was Wondering:
Is Download safe?
Is there an Age Limit?
Do the listed Artists play every day?
Answer
That list you've just written is the Saturday lineup for the Main Stage. You could save lots of money and just get a day ticket for saturday instead of going for the whole three days (unless of course you want to go for three days). When you get there you just get given a wrist band that you show each time you go into the arena to prove you're allowed to be there. If you just got a day ticket your wristband would just be a different colour and so you could only get into the arena on the *saturday* if you had a saturday wristband.
Safe? There's security everywhere, but obviously there's a lot of drink and drugs in circulation, and the crowds can get rowdy so most people go home with a few bruises. You can pay to rent a locker to keep your valuables in if you don;t trust people not to rob your tent.
The age limit is six years old. You probably have to be 16+ to go without an adult.
Like I said, those artists are the saturday lineup, different bands play on friday and sunday. If you look at the lineup, he first list is friday, the one in the middle is saturday (the one you listed) and the one on the right is sunday. http://www.downloadfestival.co.uk/line-up/
That list you've just written is the Saturday lineup for the Main Stage. You could save lots of money and just get a day ticket for saturday instead of going for the whole three days (unless of course you want to go for three days). When you get there you just get given a wrist band that you show each time you go into the arena to prove you're allowed to be there. If you just got a day ticket your wristband would just be a different colour and so you could only get into the arena on the *saturday* if you had a saturday wristband.
Safe? There's security everywhere, but obviously there's a lot of drink and drugs in circulation, and the crowds can get rowdy so most people go home with a few bruises. You can pay to rent a locker to keep your valuables in if you don;t trust people not to rob your tent.
The age limit is six years old. You probably have to be 16+ to go without an adult.
Like I said, those artists are the saturday lineup, different bands play on friday and sunday. If you look at the lineup, he first list is friday, the one in the middle is saturday (the one you listed) and the one on the right is sunday. http://www.downloadfestival.co.uk/line-up/
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