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2011/02/28 - Lake Louisa State Park, Clermont, FL
Posted 03-10-2011 at 11:46 AM by Phantom
2011/02/28
Day 106, Camp 22 (2 nights @ $26.64 a night)
Lake Louisa State Park
Clermont, FL
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Drove straight up US-27 a total of 65 miles. Lake Louisa State Park is located 7 miles south of Clermont and the junction of SR-50. We wanted to stop here to visit my old friend Ken & Maureen from 40 years ago! I expected the park to be noisy, since it is located right on US-27, but luckily, the campground was a 3 mile drive back in! It was nice and quiet and clean... 4500 acres, 6 small lakes, 23 miles of trails, good showers
We didn't really get to see much of the park, as we were really just here to visit friends. Sat around camp a bit and saw tons of Yellow-rumped Warblers and Osprey... plus Blue Jays and Cardinals. Had a good time visiting, getting caught up and having dinner. State Parks are sure expensive. We're trying to avoid them and stay under a $20-a-night average camping cost. So far we are way under 
Day 106, Camp 22 (2 nights @ $26.64 a night)
Lake Louisa State Park
Clermont, FL
ALL PHOTOS RELATED TO THIS BLOG
ARE AVAILABLE TO VIEW AT:
https://www.picasaweb.google.com/pshoemaker49
Drove straight up US-27 a total of 65 miles. Lake Louisa State Park is located 7 miles south of Clermont and the junction of SR-50. We wanted to stop here to visit my old friend Ken & Maureen from 40 years ago! I expected the park to be noisy, since it is located right on US-27, but luckily, the campground was a 3 mile drive back in! It was nice and quiet and clean... 4500 acres, 6 small lakes, 23 miles of trails, good showers
We didn't really get to see much of the park, as we were really just here to visit friends. Sat around camp a bit and saw tons of Yellow-rumped Warblers and Osprey... plus Blue Jays and Cardinals. Had a good time visiting, getting caught up and having dinner. State Parks are sure expensive. We're trying to avoid them and stay under a $20-a-night average camping cost. So far we are way under Total Comments 1
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Beautiful pictures. We are in Florida and I am going to mark your page so I can see where we should go to camp next!Posted 03-12-2011 at 09:16 AM by Flying Gypsies 
