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7 Savvy Reasons to go Camping at Bulow RV Resort (travel article)

Stressed from the chaos of the big city; bored by the business of everyday life; worn out with the complexities of modern living? Retreat to Bulow RV Resort where the simplicity of camping out (or the relaxation of glamping in) will give you room to breathe, fun things to do and a return to what matters. Here’s how: 1. Location, Location, Location Nestled alongside a historic state park and a creek, Bulow RV Resort is your basecamp to the beautiful Palm Coast and Flagler Beaches playground—five quaint communities with 19 miles of sandy beaches and access to the Intercoastal Waterway. Literally minutes after exiting Interstate 95 between St. Augustine and Daytona Beach, you’ll be parked, unpacked and ready to play on their well-appointed and perfectly located property. When you’re ready to explore beyond the resort, the area offers endless options. Step back nearly two hundred years at the neighboring Bulow Plantation Ruins Historic State Park . Roam what remains of the Bu

Paddling the Historic Water Trails in Kent County (travel article)

“The first river you paddle runs through the rest of your life. It bubbles up in pools and eddies to remind you who you are.” ~ Lynn Culbreath Noel When seen from above, waterways resemble Mother Earth’s arteries, delivering sustenance throughout the land. Look at a map of Kent County, Maryland and you’ll immediately see the plethora of arterial canals that feed this vibrant area. From freshwater rivers and streams to saltwater inlets and bays, paddling enthusiasts know these channels deliver many gifts to those who go with the flow. Two hundred years before Lewis and Clark made their westward expedition, John Smith charted the waters around the Chesapeake Bay, mapping an estimated 3,000 miles, known today as the Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Trail—an all-water trail system within the National Park Service. Discover two of those trails, the Chester River and Sassafras River water trails, in Kent County: Sassafras River Water Trail This 20-plus mil