MY REVIEW OF THE CAMERA LICENSE PLATE FRAME WITH PARKING SENSOR BY SMALL ANT TECH

I received compensation in exchange for writing this review. Although this post is sponsored, all opinions are my own. 


Hello all,

We all do so much driving these days. I know I do. Sometimes it seems like thats all I do. So when I was offered the chance to try out the camera license plate frame with backup sensor and camera I jumped at it. We all could use a little peace of mind when driving, and this is that peace of mind. It makes me feel so much better knowing that there's something to help me drive safer!

This product is amazing. First off it's pretty easy to install. It comes with everything you need except for a NTSC monitor, which you need to buy seperately. I found them pretty cheap on amazon, for around $12. It has a highly sensitive backup sensor, which I love! It warns you with beeps if you come within 5.5 feet of something. Then it shows you in distance with a colorful reversing line. 

This is definitely a product you can count on. The camera is waterproof, and so it works great in foggy and rainy conditions. The lens on the camera has 6 layers to help eliminate blurs for a sharper image. The camera even has night vision with 2 LED lights that turn on when the light drops to a certain level. This is a great product, for a great price $36.99 on amazon http://amzla.com/rhdco9e57rjt .
Such a small price to pay for peace,of mind!

MY REVIEW OF THE CAMERA  LICENSE PLATE FRAME WITH PARKING SENSOR  BY SMALL ANT TECH

MY REVIEW OF THE CAMERA  LICENSE PLATE FRAME WITH PARKING SENSOR  BY SMALL ANT TECH

13 AWESOME FLORIDA CAMPGROUNDS THAT WON'T BREAK YOUR BUDGET

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Who wants to go camping?! Now that the weather and humidity are cooler, there is no better time than the present to go camping before the heat of summer sneaks up on us.  Who doesn't love being one with nature and enjoying the outdoors? But camping can get downright expensive. I found some awesome  cheap or free campsites in Florida that won't break your budget. Enjoy:



1. FLYING A MYAKKA SF -  A  $10.00 pass or permit is all that's required to camp here. There are 16-29 campsites available. There is wildlife viewing, picnic tables, restrooms, a fire ring, and a grill. These are primitive campsites and water is not provided. You can get a permit at the ranger station or at campsite #6. It is located at 2000 S. River Rd. , North Port. Fla 34223.  (941)460-1333.

13 AWESOME  FLORIDA CAMPGROUNDS THAT WON'T BREAK YOUR BUDGET- FLYING A MYAKKA SF

2. WOOD LAKE HUNT CAMP -  This is a free, first come first served campground.  You can stay up to 14 days here, except during gun season when it's used as a hunting camp. It is primitive camping with restrooms, picnic tables, and a boat ramp. It sits on the Ochlockonee River. It's located in Sopchoppy, Fla., (850) 643-2282.

13 AWESOME  FLORIDA CAMPGROUNDS THAT WON'T BREAK YOUR BUDGET - WOOD LAKE HUNT CAMP

3. BABCOCK WEBB WMA - The camping is free here but there is $3 cost for a day use permit. Camping is only permitted on the weekends and in the designated camping areas. They have a boat ramp, a fire ring, and picnic tables. This one is near water. The address is 29201 Green Gulf Blvd., Punta Gorda, Fla. 850-4884676.

13 AWESOME  FLORIDA CAMPGROUNDS THAT WON'T BREAK YOUR BUDGET - BABCOCK WEBB WMA

4. FORE LAKE CAMPGROUND - This is a pay campground at $12 a night. It has 30 campsites and each has a picnic table, grill, and lantern pole. It has a shower house and restrooms. It boasts a beautiful beach for swimming and has a fishing pier. There is a camp host on site and gates are open till 8 pm. If you get here after late, you can call (352)652-6312 for a gate code. It is located on SR 314, Silver Springs, Fla. (352)236-0288.

13 AWESOME FLORIDA CAMPGROUNDS THAT WON'T BREAK YOUR BUDGET - FORE LAKE CAMPGROUND

5. MATANZAS STATE FOREST PRIMITIVE CAMPp - This is a pay campground at $10 a night. It is open year round, but only has 5 campsites available. It has a grill, picnic tables, a fire ring, bathrooms and is near the water. You need to contact the Florida Forest Service at 386-585-6150 before 7 pm for the combination for the gate lock and a permit. The address is Double Gate Rd. at US 1 South,  St. Augustine, Fla. (386)446-6786.

13 AWESOME  FLORIDA CAMPGROUNDS THAT WON'T BREAK YOUR BUDGET - MATANZAS STATE FOREST

6. JB STARKEY WILDERNESS PARK - There are 16 tent camping sites. They have restrooms with showers and a small shelter, a fire ring, grills and drinking water.  Primitive camping is $5.00, regular tent camping is $10 nightly. Reservations are required. There are about 15 tent campsites. It is located at 10500 Wilderness Park Blvd. , New Port Richey, Fla. (727)834-3247.

13 AWESOME  FLORIDA CAMPGROUNDS THAT WON'T BREAK YOUR BUDGET - JB STARKEY PARK

Now these next few campgrounds  cost a bit more. But they are considered well worth the money. Take a look:

7. FORT WILDERNESS CAMPGROUND - 4510 Fort Wilderness Trail, Orlando. I am dying to go to this one! It has dinner shows, character sing-a-longs, movies, hayrides, carriage rides, horseback riding, and fireworks on 750 acres of pine and cypress forests. It has exactly what you'd expect from a Disney campground, including the high price. prices start at $53/night.

13 AWESOME  FLORIDA CAMPGROUNDS THAT WON'T BREAK YOUR BUDGET-  FORT WILDERNESS

8. FLORIDA STATE CAVERNS PARK -3345 Caverns Road, Marianna. This park is home to the only open air caves in Florida. It costs $5 per vehicle, and only $20 for overnight camping. It also has hiking, biking, boating and fishing. Cave tours are extra. It also features a nine hole golf course.

13 AWESOME  FLORIDA CAMPGROUNDS THAT WON'T BREAK YOUR BUDGET- FLORIDA CAVERNS

9. SILVER SPRINGS STATE PARK - 1425 NE 58th Avenue, Ocala. This park is the home of the glass bottomed boat tours. If you camp on the weekends, you can also enjoy their pioneer cracker village, and their Silver River Museum. It's crystal clear water is great for canoeing. It has a full facility campground and 10 luxury cabins. Camping is $24.00 a night.

13 AWESOME FLORIDA CAMPGROUNDS THAT WON'T BREAK YOUR BUDGET- SILVER RIVER STATE PARK

10. BAHIA HONDA STATE PARK - 36850 Overseas Hwy., Big Pine Key. This state park is known for its beaches, sunsets and snorkeling. you can also swim, fish, kayak, and boat. It also has a nature center and a full facility campground and cabins. Campsites are $36.00, cabins are $120-160.

13 AWESOME FLORIDA CAMPGROUNDS THAT WON'T BREAK YOUR BUDGET-  BAHIA HONDA STATE PARK

11. FORT CLINCH STATE PARK - 2601 Atlantic Avenue, Fernandina Beach. This park sits on 1400 acres on Amelia Island. It has a fishing pier, swimming. Shelling and shark tooth hunting are popular. You can also visit the historic Fort Clinch where they have re-enactments from the Civil War. The fort is open everyday, and costs $2.00. The park has 69 campsites at $26.00 a night.

13 AWESOME FLORIDA CAMPGROUNDS THAT WON'T BREAK YOUR BUDGET - FORT CLINCH STATE PARK

12. FORT DESOTO STATE PARK - 3500 pinellas Bayway, S. Tierra Verde. This park has a 238 site full service campground . The campground has grills, electricity, washer and dryers, restrooms, showers,play area and a camp store. The park has a 7 mile waterfront that has fishing piers, hiking trails, canoe trails and swimming. Camping starts at $30.00.

13 AWESOME FLORIDA CAMPGROUNDS THAT WON'T BREAK YOUR BUDGET - FORT DESOTO STATE PARK

13. MYAKKA RIVER STATE PARK - 13208 State rd. 72, Sarasota. This park has a natural wetlands area, a canopy walkway, and a tram safari. It sits on 58 acres and features swimming, fishing, canoeing and boating. The park has 82 campsites for tents that start at $26.00. Cabins start at $70.00

13 AWESOME FLORIDA CAMPGROUNDS THAT WON'T BREAK YOUR BUDGET- MYAKKA RIVER STATE PARK

4 DELICIOUS SUPER BOWL PARTY RECIPES

Hello all,

It's that time of the year, the Superbowl! And it's time for the biggest party of the year. I'm here to help make your party a success with these mouthwatering Superbowl party worthy recipes. Enjoy:

1. Hot Wings - No Superbowl party is complete without those delicious hot wings. Try this one out from the Food Network .

INGREDIENTS:
oil for frying in
12 separated chicken wings
1 12 ounce bottle of  cayenne pepper sauce
1 stick of butter
Worcestershire sauce
Hot sauce

DIRECTIONS;
Preheat your oven to 325 degrees.
Heat oil in a pot to about 375 degrees.
Add half the chicken to the hot oil and cook 5-7 minutes until golden brown.
Do the same with the remaining chicken.
Heat cayenne sauce and butter over medium heat then put in  a dash of the worcestershire and hot sauce until it starts to bubble.
Place the wings in an oven dish and pour the sauce over the chicken and coat.
Bake for in oven for 15 minutes.

4 DELICIOUS SUPER BOWL PARTY RECIPES - HOT WINGS

2. Brown Sugar Smokies - This recipe looks like it would be a big hit on gameday, and sounds so easy to do. This one is from All Recipes.

INGREDIENTS:
1 pound of bacon
1 16 ounce package of little smokie sausages
1 cup of brown sugar

DIRECTIONS:
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Cut  bacon into thirds add wrap a piece around each piece of sausage.
Place a few sausages on a skewer and put them on a cookie sheet.
Sprinkle with the brown sugar.
Bake until the sugar melts and the bacon is crispy.

4 DELICIOUS SUPER BOWL PARTY RECIPES - BROWN SUGAR SMOKIES

3. Slow Cooker Meatballs - Nothing says gameday like delicious appetizers, and these meatballs are one of them This one is from Delish.

INGREDIENTS:
1 pound ground beef
1/2 cup bread crumbs
1 tbsp worcestershire sauce
1 egg
2 cloves garlic
2 tbsp chopped chives
1 cup ketchup
1/2 cup sweet chili sauce
1/2 cup brown sugar
2 tbsp apple cider vinegar

DIRECTIONS:
In a bowl mix well the ground beef, bread crumbs, chives, worcestershire sauce, egg, and garlic.
Season with salt and pepper and roll into 1 inch balls
Add the rest of the ingredients to the slow cooker,  adding the meatballs on top.
Cover and cook on low for 4 hours in slowcooker until meatballs are cooked through.

4 DELICIOUS SUPER BOWL PARTY RECIPES - SLOW COOKER MEATBALLS

4. Seven Layer Dip - This dip is a Superbowl tradition. This recipe is from food.com.

INGREDIENTS:
16 ounces canned refried beans
1 package taco seasoning
1 cup of sour cream
1 cup of guacamole
1 cup lettuce
1 cup salsa
1 cup shredded  cheese
4 ounces sliced olives
1 cup diced tomatoes

DIRECTIONS;
In a large dish, put the layers in this order:
Refried beans mixed with the taco seasoning
1 cup sour cream
1 cup guacamole
1 cup salsa
1 cup lettuce
1 cup cheese
Then the olives and
1 cup diced tomatoes
Chill and serve, its delicious , quick and easy

4 DELICIOUS SUPER BOWL PARTY RECIPES - 7 LAYER DIP

HAVING FUN AT THE GREAT EXPLORATIONS CHILDREN'S MUSEUM

I received compensation in exchange for writing this review. Although this post is sponsored, all opinions are my own. 



Hello all

If you're looking for a new fun place to take the little ones, The Great Exploration's Houghton-Wagman Children's Museum is the place to go! I was happy to receive free tickets to go, because I have had my eye on this place to take my granddaughter here for awhile!

Where to start, this place was so awesome. It has so much for your little ones to do! I love that it only has one entrance and one exit that is always manned by an employee. That way you're little one doesn't get out it case you lose track of them. There were so many kids here for my granddaughter to play with! She had a blast!

HAVING  FUN AT THE GREAT EXPLORATIONS CHILDREN'S MUSEUM

The place is broken up into lots of small play areas, with a large playcenter in the middle with a slide.
There are lots of table with different kinds of building blocks on them. They have a lot of seating by these. Among the sections we really like was a kid sized Publix grocery store with a checkout! It had lots of play food for them to choose from! Our next favorite area was a hospital with a nurses station, x-ray machine,  dolls and stethoscopes, and a large Operation game.

HAVING  FUN AT THE GREAT EXPLORATIONS CHILDREN'S MUSEUM

HAVING  FUN AT THE GREAT EXPLORATIONS CHILDREN'S MUSEUM

HAVING  FUN AT THE GREAT EXPLORATIONS CHILDREN'S MUSEUM

 Next we moved onto the farm area with a life sized cow you could milk and a farm with plenty of food! Then onto the sandpit next. This was popular with the kids and this section was crowded.

HAVING  FUN AT THE GREAT EXPLORATIONS CHILDREN'S MUSEUM

HAVING  FUN AT THE GREAT EXPLORATIONS CHILDREN'S MUSEUM

The last few areas we stopped to explore was the TV station where you could act like a real newscaster behind a news desk, with a monitor you can view yourself on and play computer keyboards. Lastly we stopped by the fire rescue area complete with fire truck and firemen gear!

HAVING  FUN AT THE GREAT EXPLORATIONS CHILDREN'S MUSEUM

HAVING  FUN AT THE GREAT EXPLORATIONS CHILDREN'S MUSEUM

We stayed for 2 hours, but could of easily stayed for a few more.We really had a great time, and there is so much to do here to keep any kid happily entertained. There were many other areas for us to explore for next time. This would make a great spot to have birthday parties with its abundance of fun and its safe environment. We has so much fun, we looked into buying a yearly membership We will definitely be back, and I highly recommend this place to anyone who has kids! It is located at 1925 4th St. North, St. Pete., right next to Sunken Gardens. Parking was free, Admission was $10 adults and kids. It was well worth it. Maybe I'll see ya there!

MY REVIEW OF BUSCH GARDENS 2018

I received compensation in exchange for writing this review. Although this post is sponsored, all opinions are my own. 


Hello all,

I recently received free tickets to Busch Gardens in exchange for a review on my day there. I was happy to have this opportunity. Though I have been to Busch Gardens many, many times, I have yet to visit the park during the cooler months, when hopefully there would be shorter lines. It took no time at all for us to park, catch the shuttle, get through security, and through the gates to enjoy our day. I noticed right away, most of the ride lines were short. It was a great time to go!

MY REVIEW OF BUSCH GARDENS 2018

I noticed the park had changed since I was last here. We started off in Egypt. Gone were the sand pits, and the walk through exhibit about mummies. It looks like they made the area smaller, but with one awesome new addition. They had a new coaster, The Cobra's Curse. On it you go on a vertical lift, spin backwards and forwards, and through an Egyptian archelogical excavation. It looked thrilling, but  we weren't brave enough to try it this time.

MY REVIEW OF BUSCH GARDENS 2018

Next we ventured to Pantopia for one of my daughters favorite rides, but alas, it was not longer there, The Sandstorm. So we decided then to try our luck at some water rides, braving the chilly Monday afternoon temperatures. So we hustled over to Stanleyville. No waiting at all for The Staley Falls Log Flume. My daughter promptly went through the ride in no time. That one is always a favorite on sunny warm days, the drop to the bottom is always wet and awesome! Next up, time to head for The Congo!

MY REVIEW OF BUSCH GARDENS 2018

The Congo River Rapids always guarantees for a fun time. Just the right amount of excitement and fun for someone such as I who isn't fond of the coasters. And of course you usually get a little wet. But this time, I remembered my rain poncho, so I stayed happily dry! But it is a great ride to be on when the weather is hot. This has always been a family favorite.



After looking through some of the stores and stopping to look at some friendly penguins, we were off to our last ride of the day, The Serengeti Express Train. It was a great time on the train. I have never seen so many animals out and about. We saw giraffes, zebras, and antelopes all walking up very close to the train. We even saw a rhino off in the distance, and many more animals. We even caught a great view of the Skylift! It made for some great pictures!

MY REVIEW OF BUSCH GARDENS 2018

MY REVIEW OF BUSCH GARDENS 2018

MY REVIEW OF BUSCH GARDENS 2018

We had an awesome day at Busch Gardens and I think you would too! It is located at 10165 N. Mckinley Dr., Tampa. Tickets are $89.99 ages 3 and up if purchased online, parking is $20.

BE SUPER BOWL READY WITH THESE 4 FESTIVE DRINKS

Hello all,

Well, it's almost that time of the year again. Time to get together with friends, and wear your team's colors. It's no time like the present to start preparing for your SuperBowl parties.  In honor of this great time in sports history, I've posted some delicious festive SuperBowl drink recipes that are sure to please a SuperBowl party crowd:




1. Orange Bee Sting: This one is from the food network .

INGREDIENTS:
2 tbsp. honey
1 1/2 ounces orange liqueur
3 small dashes of bitters
12 ounces wheat beer
orange wedge for garnish

DIRECTIONS:
Dissolve the honey in 1 tbsp warm water.
Add bitters.
Top with beer and garnish with the orange.

BE SUPER BOWL READY WITH THESE 4  FESTIVE DRINKS - ORANGE BEE STING

2. Pale Ginger Shandy: This one is from the food network .

INGREDIENTS:
1/2 cup sugar
2 inch piece grated ginger
2 tbsp lemon juice
4 ounces club soda
12 ounce of India pale ale
Lemon or orange slices for garnish

DIRECTIONS:
Heat ginger, sugar and water in a pan to boil to melt the sugar.
Let cool and strain. This is the ginger syrup.
Mix 1/4 cup of the ginger syrup with the lemon juice, then add the club soda.
Pour into two glasses and divide the beer into each. Garnish with the lemon or orange.

BE SUPER BOWL READY WITH THESE 4  FESTIVE DRINKS - PALE GINGER SHANDY

3. The Team Captain: This one is from Captain Morgan .

INGREDIENTS:
1 1/2 ounce spiced rum
1 1/2 ounce orange juice
1/2 ounce sour mix
3 ounces lemon soda pop

DIRECTIONS:
Combine ingredients in a glass with ice and stir. Garnish with a lime wedge.

BE SUPER BOWL READY WITH THESE 4  FESTIVE DRINKS - THE TEAM CAPTAIN

4. Wine Superbowl Punch: This one is from Fox News .

INGREDIENTS:
1 bottle Pinot Noir
1 cup of sparkling wine
1/4 cup Grand Marnier
1 cup of sliced strawberries and blackberries
2 sliced oranges
2 cinnamon sticks
1/4 cup sugar

DIRECTIONS:
Combine all of the ingredients and chill for 24 hours. Serve with ice and garnish with fruit.

BE SUPER BOWL READY WITH THESE 4  FESTIVE DRINKS - WINE SUPERBOWL PUNCH

SHIVER ME TIMBERS IT'S ALMOST TIME FOR THE INCREDIBLE GASPARILLA PIRATE FESTIVAL

Hello all,

Well shiver me timbers, guess what time of year is it? It's almost time for the very popular Gasparilla Pirate Festival held in Tampa every year at this time. We are just a few weeks away, its scheduled to blast off on Saturday January 20th and 27th. But do you know why we celebrate Gasparilla?
The name comes from a pirate named Jose Gaspar who pirated Florida's waters during the late 18th, early 19th century. Thinking of disbanding, they decided on seizing one last ship. Little did they know the ship was a US Navy warship disguised. There was a deadly battle, ending with Jose Gaspar's death. In 1904 city officials adopted the event as a yearly citywide celebration. It wasn't till Ye Mystic Krewe of Gasparilla members put on masks, and on horseback staged a fake pirate invasion. It was so popular it turned into the huge Gasparilla event we have today.

So what can you see and do during this widely popular festival? Here is a list of events with the festival starting at 11:30 am with the Gasparilla invasion.

The Children's Gasparilla Parade is a family friendly event featuring a parade, marching band, performers, and beads! It is on January 20th  from 3:30 - 6:00 and goes down Bay To Bay Boulevard to Edison Avenue.

The Pirate Fest starts with the Jose Gasparilla sailing into Tampa Bay firing off cannons at 11:30 am. This is the world's only fully rigged pirate ship. He will then dock at the Tampa Convention Center at 1:00 pm. This is when you will see the mayor handing over the key to the city. The parade starts at 2:00 pm. This is the nation's 3rd largest parade, with street performers, food and music. The parade features 103 floats this year and 3 marching bands. This year there will be even more stages set up for entertainment. This is a free event, but you buy reserved seating for $45-60.

The Gasparilla Distance Classic is an annual race that takes place February 24th. It starts at Brorein St. and Franklin St., at 6:45 am and benefits many charities in the bay area.

The Gasparilla Festival of the Arts is a free art festival that takes place March 4-5 at Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park.

All of the events finally end with on Sunday March 4th at the Channelside Plaza when the mayor demands the return of the key to the city and the pirates returning to the sea. It  all winds up at 6:30 pm with a final cannon salute.

Keep in mind this event gets very crowded. It drew 300,000 people last year. So dress up like a pirate, have fun and be safe!

SHIVER ME TIMBERS IT'S ALMOST TIME FOR THE  INCREDIBLE GASPARILLA PIRATE FESTIVAL

7 INCREDIBLY CHEAP AND FUN THINGS TO DO IN FLORIDA

Hello all,

There are so many things to do here in Florida. But many are so expensive. If you're on a budget like me, you are always looking for free or cheap fun things to do. I found 7 local places that your family will love! A few I have been to already and are well worth the trip. Enjoy:




1. FLORIDA BOTANICAL GARDENS - The Gardens showcases and educates by showing flowers and fauna in motivational surroundings. It has 12 gardens in all and even has a butterfly garden. It is open most every day of the year and admission is free. It is located at 12520 Ulmerton Rd., Largo. (727)582-2100.

7 INCREDIBLY CHEAP AND FUN THINGS TO DO IN FLORIDA - FLORIDA BOTANICAL GARDENS

2. HERITAGE VILLAGE - This is a 21 acre open air living history museum. It has 31 historic structures to explore, some dating back to the 19th century. Admission is free. It is open Wed.-Sat. 10-4 pm, and on Sunday 1-4. It is located at 11909 125th St. N., Largo. (727)582-2123.

7 INCREDIBLY CHEAP AND FUN THINGS TO DO IN FLORIDA - HERITAGE VILLAGE

3. LEEPA RATTNER MUSEUM OF ART - This small museum has 8 galleries featuring art from Rattner, Leepa, and Ester Gentle. Admission is $7. They are open Tues-Sat from 10am to between 4-8 pm. Sunday it is open 1-5 pm. It is located at 600 Klosterman Rd., Tarpon Springs. (727)712-5762.

7 INCREDIBLY CHEAP AND  FUN THINGS TO DO IN FLORIDA - LEEPA RATTNER MUSEUM OF ART

4. AMERICAN VICTORY SHIP MUSEUM - You can come aboard and explore the entire ship with its 3 cargo holds, radio and gyro rooms, bridge, crew cabins, mess hall, wheelhouse, captain's quarters, and all of the other rooms you expect to see on a battleship. They even have rare artifacts, photos, and exhibits to see. This is one of my family's favorite places to watch fireworks from on the 4th of July during their Family Fest. Admission is $10 adults, $5 for children. It's open Sun-Mon- noon to 5pm. Tues-Sat from 10 am to 5 pm. It is located 705 Channelside Dr., Tampa. (813)228-8766.

I INCREDIBLY CHEAP AND FUN THINGS TO DO IN FLORIDA - AMERICAN VICTORY SHIP MUSEUM

5. WILDLIFE SURVIVAL SANCTUARY - I have been here many times. This place provides sanctuary to many exotic animals. They have tigers, leopards, cougars, deers. emus. ostriches, a pot bellied pig, and lemurs. They take donations for their tours that you have to call and set up in advance. All of the donations are used for the care of their animals. A great place to go with the kids! You need to call (352)797-4785 to schedule a tour. They are located at 18212 Booming Rd., Spring Hill.

7 INCREDIBLY CHEAP AND  FUN THINGS TO DO IN FLORIDA - WILDLIFE SURVIVAL SANCTUARY

6. TAMPA'S ELECTRIC MANATEE VIEWING CENTER - Many manatees seek out this area to stay warm in its discharge canal waters. Big Bends discharge canal is a federally designated manatee sanctuary.  They are open Nov.1st - April 15th. They have a rays touch tank, an observation tower, a boardwalk, and a habitat trail along with its viewing center. Admission is free and are open 10 am-5 pm daily. They are located at 6990 Dickman Rd., Apollo Beach. (813)228-4289.

7 INCREDIBLY CHEAP AND  FUN THINGS TO DO IN FLORIDA - TAMPA'S ELECTRIC MANATEE VIEWING CENTER

7. SUNCOAST PRIMATE SANCTUARY - This is a non profit sanctuary to housing over 100 animals including primates, reptiles, birds and more. It is a place where these animals can live out the rest of their lives, and it is run by volunteers. It has been in business for 50 years. Come take a tour and see all of their residents. They even have meet and greets with some of the animals. Admission is adults $10, $5 for kids. They are located at 4600 Alt Hwy 19, Palm Harbor.

7 INCREDIBLY CHEAP AND FUN THINGS TO DO IN FLORIDA - SUNCOAST PRIMATE SANCTUARY