If you decide to drive on the beach at high tide, remember not to stop to enjoy the view. One RVer learned the hard way trying to cruise along Daytona Beach.
RV beach driving, bad idea at high tide
Julianne G. Crane writes on recreation vehicle and camping lifestyles, people, destinations
Wow! This would not be a fun vacation. I bet they never feel the same about the beach again.
we did that once at Pismo Beach California. I think everyone does it once but not too many people do it twice.
Bebop
$5 to tow your car off the beach sounds like a deal to me!
Been there, done that, only we were pulling a boat as well
Oh, my. Did he ever get out? We saw lots of people getting seriously stuck in the sand at Boca Raton one evening, and there were several opportunistic guys with heavy duty pickups getting $5 each for towing cars out.
Actually, it’s LOW tide that you need to worry about. Driving at high tide, he shouldn’t get the tires wet….unless he wanted to, or he thought he could just splash along like the other (much lighter) cars. I’ve been stuck on the beach at low tide in a P/U, and yes, the tide came in…..it WAS a nice truck, and I feel for these people!! I bet they could practically buy a new RV for what they spent for the tow trucks!