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Captiva
Island RVing
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| draws visitors with its quiet ambiance and spectacular white-sand beaches. Nearby | |
 Miles of white sand beaches |
Sanibel Island is the closest place for those looking to camp. Also accessible by boat |
| from the island is Cayo Costa State Park, a pristine undeveloped island that offers both primitive tent camping and rustic cabins. While Captiva has no campgrounds, the island's mixture of lodging choices provides something for everyone - sprawling resorts, intimate bed-and-breakfasts, waterfront hotels, and house rentals. With sugar-white sand beaches and a tropical world to explore, Captiva continues to draw holiday travelers looking for a quiet place in the sun. | |
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camping became as popular as it is now, full hookups were usually limited to electric and |
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| water,and in some case a sewer connection. Today, in upscale RV resorts, a number of additional services are |
 Standard full hookup parking pad |
| available at each campsite. Phone service, internetconnection, cable TV and | |
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satellite dish access are only some of the offerings. It's prudent to inquire about what's available with full hookups when you make your campground reservation. You may be surprised at what's available. |
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| Any newcomer will find Captiva's back bay area worth exploring. Fishing guides will take seasoned anglers and beginners alike in a search for prized redfish and snook among the mangroves of the Intercoastal Waterway and the Roosevelt Channel. The channel was named after Teddy Roosevelt | |
| who came to Captiva in 1914 and 1916 to trophy fish. For the more adventurous, canoes and kayaks can be rented from the 'Tween Waters Marina. Two canoe trails on nearby Buck Key can easily be explored or with a little more paddling, the wonders of Ding |
 Canoeing in the back bay |
| Darling National Wildlife Refuge on Sanibel can be taken in from the water. | |
