This was my Airbnb home for two nights while staying near Florence, Oregon. I was in a one-room apartment without any scenic view (which I knew when I made the reservation) but I was there mainly to sleep, shower and post my blog. The other features of the facility more than made up for it. The campground sits a short ways off busy Highway 101 so there was virtually no traffic other than people coming to the campground itself and a handful of neighbors. The campground sits just across a small road from the north shore of Sitcoos Lake, and they have a few docks where you may rent boats, jetskis and kayaks or put your own in the water and enjoy the lake.
The current owners bought the dormant 100-year old resort about 4 years ago and have breathed new life into it by putting in a lot of hard work and long hours. They have a small, friendly staff who help maintain the grounds and cook 3-meals a day in their restaurant/pub. It is a wholesome, family environment and reminded me very much of a husband/wife operated resort in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania which was a client of mine when I lived and worked up there. Most of the guests here have their own motorhomes or large pull-behind trailers but there were also some more primitive campsites and rental units like the one I stayed in.
Thursday evening, my final night there, I caught these scenes in the early evening as the sun was setting out over the ocean:
You stayed on a small boat? Beautiful sunset over the water. More mirror photos with that cloud formation!
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Taken too literally but I guess I should have worded it a little differently…. This campground was my Airbnb home…
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