FLORIDAYS MOBILE PARK LLC
JUPITER, FLORIDA

in October 2010, the park was an eyesore. From the moment of purchase improvements were underway. Invasive plant species were torn out and replaced with native vegetation. Young oaks were planted as part of an overall long-term landscaping plan to provide lush foliage for year-round shade. Unstable RV pads were reinforced and firmed-up making them suitable for the largest RVs. Laundry facilities were expanded and vending machines added for guest convenience. The once run-down RV park is now experiencing its own kind of “Floridays” under its new, very appropriate name Hobe Sound, population 11,500, is 6 square miles of old Florida charm, founded by shipwreck survivors in 1696. As the story goes, Captain Jonathan Dickinson and his crew convinced Jobe Indians to help his party survive. The Florida State Park named after him will be a highlight of your stay in Hobe Sound. Hobe Sound was pineapple plantations around the time Henry Flagler built his famous coastal railroad. A group of English investors bought the land and developed road, bridges, and water systems. In the Roaring 20s Hobe Sound was renamed Picture City by the Olympia Improvement Corporation with plans to be the new Hollywood. Streets were spokes around a town park and had names like Zeus, Saturn, Mercury, Mars, Olympus, Venus, Pluto and Athena. Less than 10 years and one strong hurricane later, the original name was restored, but the street names and streetlights remain. After languishing through the Great Depression, The Hobe Sound Company bought the town. Two members of that group were William Barstow and Joseph V. Reed, both of whom went on to make a huge and important impact on Hobe Sound’s slow growth policy and preservation as a part of old Florida. We are about clear blue skies and the ocean’s whisper just beyond the fence. Dreamers find life to be real nice at Floridays RV Park. Come for a day, stay for a while, or make us your home. We are Old Florida at it’s best. Our fancy pool is an ocean two miles away, and our activity room is 11,500 acres of nearby wild and scenic parkland.