
Fishing around island camps can produce some beautiful catches. Photos by Capt. Rapps
Florida’s coastline offers the perfect setting for a beach camping trip. When choosing the best campground, you will want to keep the time of year and the choice of shelter you will have in mind. A lot of beach campers search for the best place to set up their camp where they can be partially protected from the wind and tide. Most of the time, campers are not permitted to camp too close to the water for safety reasons. Activities on a Beach Camping Trip

Beach camping is a great way to enjoy nature with your family. Submitted Photo

Wading in the water by your camp is a great way to silently stalk fish.
If you want to camp on the beautiful island camps within the Everglades National Park, you will need to reserve a site and pay the camp fee in advance. You can research the rules and regulations at www.nps.gov/ever/planyourvisit/backcamp.htm.

Captain Rapps’ Charters & Guides offers expert guided, light tackle, near shore, and backwater fishing trips in the 10,000 Islands of the Everglades National Park, and tarpon-only charters in the Florida Keys. Capt. Rapps’ top-notch team accommodates men, women and children of all ages, experienced or not, and those with special needs. Between their vast knowledge and experience of the area, and easygoing demeanors, you are guaranteed to have a great day. Book your charter 24/7 using the online booking calendar, see Capt. Rapps’ first class web site at www.CaptainRapps.com, or call 239-571-1756.
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