Tuesday, December 29, 2020
Travel Day | Yankeetown, FL to Navarre Beach, FL
ODOMETER: 81,401 | TODAY’S MILES: 355 | MILES TRAVELED: 3,456
by Grant
It’s a long travel day, over 350 miles, so we get started early and try and get on the road in time to arrive before dark in Navarre Beach, FL.
We’ve really enjoyed our time at B’s RV Park and Marina and hope to come back sometime in the future. We checked out of the park and grabbed our stickers that had arrived just in the nick of time. They look awesome and set a nice tone for our next leg of the adventure. Jana is so talented, designing these stickers, the logo, our website and purveying all our social media. She’s a literal one woman band!
The trip up the coast is relatively uneventful. The view as we hug the coastline is absolutely stunning. They call this “The Forgotten Coast,” but it is unforgettable. As we come through Miramar Beach, the traffic is brutal and we crawl
our way North. We finally get to Navarre Beach just after sunset. We are staying at the Emerald Beach RV Resort and lucked out with the best spot in the park.
We are located in the back corner, on the beach, right next to the Beach Dog Park.
The view as we hug the coastline is absolutely stunning.
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