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Hudson FL 34667
Description
Barrington Hills RV Resort formerly known at Sunburst RV Park is the ideal location for the value-minded traveler looking to spend a month or more in the active, scenic paradise of Port Richey. Local attractions are plentiful and sure to provide entertainment for the most discriminating visitor. Enjoy the community's special events, sports leagues and hobby clubs, or simply relax and soak up the sun. Our warm and friendly staff will make you feel right at home!
Services & Amenities:
| Campground Features |
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| Billiard Room |
Clubhouse |
| Golf Nets |
Horse Shoe Pits |
| Mail Center |
Modem Hook-up |
| Outdoor Heated Pool |
Pets Welcome |
| Phone Hook up available |
Recreation Hall |
| Restrooms/Showers |
RV Rentals Available |
| Shuffleboard Courts |
Private Mail Boxes |
| Card Rooms |
Dining/Banquet Facilities |
Resort Activities: |
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| Arts & Crafts |
Bingo/Card Playing |
| Co-ed Water Aerobics |
Dance Hall with Stage |
| Men/Women Exercise Classes |
Planned Activities |
| Activities Committe |
Line Dancing |
| Dancing |
Red Hat Society |
Getting There:
Barrington Hills RV Resort
9412 New York Avenue
Hudson FL 34667
GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude): 28.37472, -82.66083
From I-75 Southbound
From I-75 Exit 301 (old 61) go West on SR 50 to Hwy. 19 South to New York Avenue, left on New York Avenue 2 miles to park on your right.
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