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    Default Where to stay?

    I've about burned through all my hotel points and need to look at more traditional caver housing for an up coming trip. Suggestions on where to stay and what approximate per night costs would be?? Approximate dates Feb 13 to the 21st.

    Just to clarify... North FLorida... close to Peacock and Little River

    Thanks,

    Tim

    Last edited by twaldo; 01-20-2020 at 03:01 PM.
    Why yes that was me in shorts and a t-shirt oops, a drysuit @ the 700' marker

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    Dive Outpost!!!


    http://www.diveoutpost.com/

    Dominick Gheesling

    Hike your own hike.

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    Unless you are headed to Mexico.

    Dominick Gheesling

    Hike your own hike.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dominick Gheesling View Post
    Unless you are headed to Mexico.
    I wish... don't have the time or $$$ to make a MX trip. I clarified my post though.

    Why yes that was me in shorts and a t-shirt oops, a drysuit @ the 700' marker

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    I've always had good luck with Cindy's Motel in Mayo. About $50 a night.


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    Dive Outpost!


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    another vote for Dive Outpost.

    No naked pictures, just dive stuff. Click Here

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    DiveOutpost.


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    My buddy and I stayed at Dive Outpost in their 3 bed, 1 bedroom cabin thing in late December. The new owners were great. It was like $80/night so we split that which made it reasonable. My only complaint was probably that it was super humid outside and it got cold at night but I didn't have any luck with the dehumidifier and heat was not an option. Now, I didn't ask if they had a space heater or if they had advice on the dehumidifier so that's all my own damn fault. I would definitely stay there again, if i went when it was real cold I'd probably bring the small space heater from home. Just to run at night, but they may have one available.


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    They do have space heaters available, or at least have in the past.

    The smaller cottage (1 queen and 1 twin bed) has a "heat pump" heating/cooling/dehumidifying unit installed a couple of years ago which makes it very comfortable regardless of the weather. Maybe Adam and Kate will install these on the other units.



 

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