My wife and I are heading to Panama City, Florida, at the end of March to get an early start to the sailing season. With google earth, I have found some great looking ramps to put in at. Does any one know of any campgrounds that are accessible for sailors for showers etc etc? Also, The fitting which attaches the boom to the mast is broken on my 1974 O'day 20 footer. Does any one know where I can get a new fitting for this? Thanks, Ted
Panama City Florida
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Ted, Call rudy for the gooseneck fitting
for your boom. call him and that will make sure he knows what to send you. I have no answers for your cruising question Sorry, I hope someone will pipe up and give you some good advice. See the link below for Rudy at D R marine r.w.landau
for your boom. call him and that will make sure he knows what to send you. I have no answers for your cruising question Sorry, I hope someone will pipe up and give you some good advice. See the link below for Rudy at D R marine r.w.landau
St. Andrew State Park...
is a great combination. Launch your boat right across from Shell Island and be in the middle of one of the nicest parks in the state. Close to food, restaurants, shopping, and on what we call the "quiet" end of the beach, although spring break will still be going on.
is a great combination. Launch your boat right across from Shell Island and be in the middle of one of the nicest parks in the state. Close to food, restaurants, shopping, and on what we call the "quiet" end of the beach, although spring break will still be going on.
St Andrew State Park, Panama City, FL
"Local" is correct the State Park has a very good ramp and LOTS of tourist! Will need to pay for a "camp site" to have access to showers. St Andrew State Park is usually reserved very far in advance, better call them and to get the latest info. I you "show up" there may not be any space.
"Local" is correct the State Park has a very good ramp and LOTS of tourist! Will need to pay for a "camp site" to have access to showers. St Andrew State Park is usually reserved very far in advance, better call them and to get the latest info. I you "show up" there may not be any space.
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