Clearwater / Lake Tarpon KOA Holiday

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About Clearwater / Lake Tarpon KOA Holiday

A poolside cabana and comfy lounge chairs await campers at this new KOA, inviting you to bask in the bright Florida sun and sultry Gulf breezes. A walking trail around the campground's perimeter showcases native plants and trees. It also leads to Kamp K9, a pleasant stroll for pets and their families. Stop by the recreation building, a great gathering spot. It won't take long to discover why the central Gulf Coast of Florida draws visitors from around the globe. Explore world-class beaches, walking and biking trails and nature preserves. Situated between 2,534-acre Lake Tarpon and the Gulf of Mexico, this KOA is in the heart of some of the finest freshwater and saltwater fishing around. Nearby Tarpon Springs, with its colorful shopping, dining and street festivals, celebrates the heritage of the Greek sponge divers who settled here in the early 1900s. Pool: Open all year. Your hosts: the Roddey family.

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