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photos - Topsail Hill State Park - 11/24/06
- Thread starter Kurt
- Start date
kathydwells
Darlene is my middle name, not my nickname
Beautiful!!! Kurt, if you are ever around the Grayton Beach State Park area, do you think you might could get some photos of the cabins and surrounding area? I have never seen them and we will be staying on one on March. Thanks!!! Don't make a special trip, just if you are over that way.
Kurt
Admin
Thanks! I've always thought about posting a tour of the cabins but the State is low key and it's probably best to keep them on the DL. They aren't cabins but quite plain duplexes, but no matter what you will enjoy them. Nice walk to the beach through the dunes.
kathydwells
Darlene is my middle name, not my nickname
Your Welcome. No problemo....a plain duplex in SoWal is fine with me.
kathydwells
Darlene is my middle name, not my nickname
Franny
Beach Fanatic
These look great Kathy, I cna't believe I have never been over there! Now my question is...do they allow alcoholic bev's??????
Just wondering for my beer drinkin gullfriend!!
Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
Alcohol is not allowed in the FL State Parks, but you can always pull a JB and hope that you don't get caught.These look great Kathy, I cna't believe I have never been over there! Now my question is...do they allow alcoholic bev's??????
"Sorry Mr Park Ranger. I didn't know. Would you like a glass of wine?"
kathydwells
Darlene is my middle name, not my nickname
These look great Kathy, I cna't believe I have never been over there! Now my question is...do they allow alcoholic bev's??????
Franny, glad to know you are looking out for me. I actually posted this question about alcohol on my going to SoWal in March thread. I was afraid alcohol might not be allowed. But, you know I like my beer and I WILL find away around it.
From the website. Alcoholic beverages are prohibited in public areas in all state parks. In some instances when private, fee-based events are scheduled, such as the annual "Pops in the Garden" held at the Alfred B Maclay State Gardens and State Park, alcoholic beverages may be allowed.Ok, so that just means we have to drink when not in public, and when in public have it in a plastic cup so they can't tell what you are drinking. I can handle that. ;-)