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Riviera Resort & Marina
2760 Botts Landing Rd. DeLand, FL 32720
386-822-5662 / 888-823-4642

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Directions:

From Deland, Hwy. 44 W. to Old New York Ave. Left on Hontoon Rod. Right on Botts Landing Rd. Left on Riviera Dr.

Amenities:

Bait, Boat Ramp, Dump Station, Grills, Ice, Laundry, Parking, Patio, Paved Pads, Pay Phones, Pets on Leash, Picnic Area, Showers, Tables, Water Access, Pool Outdoor, RVs permitted

Hookups Available:

Cable TV Hookup, Elec. 30 Amp, Elec. 50 Amp, Full Hookups, Big Rig Hook-Ups

Rentals:

Boat Rental, Trailer Rental

Activities:

Canoeing, Fly Fishing, Horseshoes, Light Tackle Fishing, Swimming, Freshwater Fishing

Facility Amenities:

Brochures, Maps Available, Parking, Pets on Leash, Lodging On Site

Product Description

Geography has dealt Florida a lavish hand when it comes to natural gifts. The Sunshine State is filled with unusual flora and fauna. South Florida is home to the endangered Florida panthers and the only North America crocodiles. The Everglades swarm with wildlife from birds such as wood storks, ibises, flamingos, roseate spoonbills and dozens of others to mammals such as black bears, bobcats, fox squirrels and raccoons. When it comes to reptiles, you will find more alligators than you ever dreamed of as well as gopher tortoises, caimans, green anoles, five lined skinks and hundreds of other snakes, turtles and lizards. Take a boat ride into the surrounding waters of the Atlantic or Gulf of Mexico, you will find dolphins dancing in your wake. Drop on down to Big Pine Key, which is the only place you can encounter the tiny Key deer in the wild. You will probably spot a few sun-loving iguanas as you island hop through the Keys. South Florida's plant life is also abundant and rich.

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