Bohio Criolla
This is a Boondockers Welcome host in Tallahassee, FL
Max Rig Size
< 30 (ft)
Parking Spaces
1
Same Day Requests
No
This location is on my property of 1/2 an acre. Large grassy area and pavement to park on. ******** MUST have a bio ad photo/user name on your HH/BW profile before I even consider your request to stay on my property. ********** House Rules: Boondocking! ....Relax & Enjoy yourselves! ....Leave it like you were never there! Please let me know approximately what time you expect to be arriving, but come anytime. Alcohol is not an issue with me as I drink wine and can enjoy a beer on a hot day. Common courtesies are obvious. If you need electricity you can use a 50’ long extension cord for 110 volt service for tv, lights and battery charging; $5 per day. It will NOT run your A/C. If you need to top off your water tank you can do so from the spigot a few feet away. (your water hose) TEXT ME when you are nearby.
Vehicle Suitability Information
Pets Welcome
Water Hookup
Slideouts Allowed
Generators Allowed
Separate Tow Vehicle Parking
Outdoor Cooking Allowed
House Rules
Pets MUST BE KEPT ON LEASH while outside the rig. Children under the age of 15 must be supervised at all times. No running generators after 11pm (special needs requests will be considered) NO DUMPING OF BLACK/GREY Water tanks on property. NO CIGARETTE BUTTS ON THE GROUND!.
Location
Access Road Conditions: Telephone lines are above (maybe 20 feet up) Tow Vehicle Parking Details: Park in driveway The driveway is paved for approx. 25ft. ( the rest of the driveway is grass)
Parking Surface
Pavement
Hosted By PRRUM007
Age:
55-65
Native American Social Worker helping out where/when I can Details: I am a Social Worker currently working for the State of Florida Health Department for the last 25 years. Prior to that I worked in the Miami VA Hospital for 7 years. I live on 1/2 acre in Tallahassee, FL (Panhandle area). I am a Native American/Taino Florida born & New York raised animal and nature lover. Home Town: I am currently living in my home in Tallahassee, FL. I was born in Miami Beach and was raised in upstate NY, then came back to FL in my mid twenties. Favorite Boondocking Locations: I haven been too far from FLORIDA (I've visited/camped in GA, AL, TN and FL) I've boondocked in the National Forest but can't say it's my favorite as of yet. Skills or Expertise to Share: I have a few hobbies. I craft, I can/preserve. I have a food truck as a side gig-I LOVE TO COOK! (and feed people) I've been camping since I was a kid, have been RV'ing for the last 7 years.
Availability for RV Camping
References for this location from other RVers
turtlerun1
3 months ago
We didn't meet Mia. But communication was excellent. It was a good spot for smaller vehicles, a long RV or trailer might have some tilt to it. The ground was sandy and even taking off our shoes, it's still got in the van. This is a great spot for a night, but don't expect a vacation spot. We appreciate having a place to land at night, with electricity. Thank you
anna_cyrill
3 months ago
Unfortunately we didn‘t meet Mia. However communication was great. The spot was perfekt for our 20 feet van. We would come again.
chickymike
4 months ago
 our host was great at communicating, and very considerate. If you don’t have a long enough hose, you will not be able to fill your freshwater tank, as it is about 75 feet from the water spigot to the driveway, the 110 Hookup is quite close, but you will need an adapter.
2OldGuysandaCat
7 months ago
The roads once you arive at this older neighborhood, are a bit narrow. At the house there is a pull-through across the front lawn from one driveway to the other, but because of a deeper rut, a guy wire and a tree we would have had to navigate between, we were reluctant to attempt it with our 52' of truck and trailer. One more experience in backing could have backed into the drive by the house, but because the drive was kind of narrow, again, we didn't attempt it. On the flip side, the host was very communitive and cordial, and the neighbors even offered suggestions on how we might navigate in. Someone with a smaller trailer/truck or RV would , probably have no trouble. We were sorry it didn't work out.
KarenAndLunaTravelin
11 months ago
The 15 AMP outlet wouldn’t allow me to run my AC, it kept tripping her breaker inside her house, so I just used my generator while I was there. A lot of people were posting about the dogs barking but as soon as it was time for bed, I didn’t hear a dog at all. I had no problems whatsoever, and I am very thankful for my stay and the great hospitality😁
