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We didn't stay at Osprey Cove, but did take a walk through while staying at Pelican Cove. Sites 31-34 are the first you see as you enter the campground. Date of visit: Dec 2009 |
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Across from them are sites 47-50. The campground has a very pleasant feel to it, with well-maintained grass and lots of trees for shade. |
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At the far end of the loop are sites 5-11 which back up against the woods. At most sites RV's or trailers must back over a raised curbing to reach the parking area. |
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Although the actual parking pad is not paved, there is a cement patio beside each site, along with a sidewalk from the car parking spaces in front. |
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Osprey Cove is intended for fully-contained RV's only - there is no bathhouse. Nor is there a community building such as at Pelican Roost. However, for good weather gatherings, there is this gazebo in the center of the campground. |
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Sites on the north side of the loop ar best situated for easy satellite setup. Here are sites 27-29. |
Dump station available Verizon Broadband Access (EVDO) service Rates: $14 (30-day minimum stay) Coord: 30.37783 N, 81.40361 W |
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