Fish Camps: The Rustic Heart of Old Florida
Before resorts and condos, there were fish camps, rustic riverside outposts with cabins, bait shops, and fried-fish dinners that still hold the soul of old Florida.
Before resorts and condos, there were fish camps, rustic riverside outposts with cabins, bait shops, and fried-fish dinners that still hold the soul of old Florida.
After Uncle Tom’s Cabin made her famous, Harriet Beecher Stowe spent seventeen winters in a Florida orange grove and wrote the book that helped launch the state’s tourism.