Lucky Chuck Charters

11/19/2025

07/21/2025

BE ALERT. BE SAFE. AND HAVE FUN.

06/28/2025

IT’S OFFICIAL! 🟢⚪️
Bryan Sardinas is COMMITTED to STETSON UNIVERSITY! 🐾📣

Our fearless linebacker is taking his talents to the next level — joining a Division I program in the Pioneer Football League! From Friday night lights to the bright future ahead, Bryan has led with heart, grit, and relentless energy. 💪🔥

Stetson is getting a DAWG — and we couldn’t be more proud.

Congratulations, Bryan! The best is yet to come! 🏈🎓

06/28/2025

A Steinhatchee tradition! Always held on the fourth of July. It's a hoot!!!

06/26/2025

✨ Surprise! We’re Serving Up One More Night of Buffet Bliss!

This week only, our famous Seafood Buffet is available Thursday, Friday AND Saturday night! 🎉

That’s 3 nights of:
🥩 Juicy prime rib
🦀 Piles of crab legs
🍤 Fried shrimp & fish
🥗 Fresh salads
…and so much more!

🕔 Starts at 5 PM
💲$54.95 adults | 💲$24.95 kids 12 & under | 👶 Kids under 6 eat FREE

📍 Fiddler’s Restaurant & Resort
📞 352-498-7427 | 🌐 fiddlersontheriver.com

10/10/2024

Friends and classmates of mine at the Johns Hopkins University Writing Program, put a GoFundMe account together to support us since losing our home and vacation rentals to Hurricane Helene. This morning, another friend reached out and suggested we share the link here.
Many of you have stayed with as as guests in our Steinhatchee Saw Grass Cottage & Bunkhouse Vacation Rentals and may not have heard that both houses were destroyed along with our own home next door. We are taking things one day at a time and living in our camper until we figure out what our next step. We appreciate any help you feel led to provide whether it's financial, prayers, or keeping us in your thoughts. Thank you all for the fond memories we have of each of you spending downtime at our little slice of paradise in Steinhatchee. -Deb and Chuck

Debra and her husband Chuck were able to evacuate Steinhatchee before Hurrica… Jessica Johnson needs your support for Help Debra and Chuck recover and rebuild

07/07/2024

Due to a cancellation the cottage is available for this coming weekend, July 12th. Two night minimum stay. Two bed, one bath, four guests maximum, and no pets allowed. Dockage for one boat is included in your stay. Must book through AirBnB.

Saw Grass Cottage with Private Boat Ramp & Dock

04/24/2024

01/16/2024

Are you still looking for lodging during the Fiddler Crab Festival? Dockage for one boat included in your stay along with use of our private boat ramp.

Saw Grass Bunkhouse with Private Boat Ramp & Dock

01/10/2024

Buy your tickets now for a chance to win this beautiful kayak and support a worthy cause.

Get your raffle tickets soon. Drawing is Saturday afternoon, February 17, 2024, the weekend of the Fiddler Crab Festival.

Call Chuck (see number on flyer) to purchase your tickets. For local residents we can meet up in person. For anyone out of town wanting tickets, call Chuck or Deb for mailing instructions.

Tickets will also be for sale during the festival next to the Steinhatchee Little House Library, Welcome Center & Historical Gallery prior to the drawing on that Saturday afternoon.

Funds from this raffle go toward improvements of the Steinhatchee Little House Library, Welcome Center & Historical Gallery. We have already installed a split unit to keep the library cool in the summer and warm in the winter. We've installed a storm door so that volunteers can still see outside while staying comfortable inside. Next up is painting the exterior which it badly needs. Painting is scheduled to begin after the Fiddler Crab Festival.

Originally built as a home in circa 1900, the structure was eventually moved from further in town to its current location and has served multiple purposes. At one time it functioned as a clinic - affectionately known as "the shot house." Once a month or so, a doctor would travel to Steinhatchee and use the building to give local children their required inoculations. A recent visitor to the library recalled the days she herself lined up in wait for her shots. She pointed out where the table stood where needles were lined up and ready. The table was next to the window and on more than one occasion, according to the visitor, children would try to climb out the window to avoid getting their shots.
Since its days as a "shot house", it has served as a voting precinct, a chamber office, storage room, and now its current use as a community library and welcome center.

Thank you for supporting the continued use of this historic spot in Steinhatchee.

01/10/2024

Get your raffle tickets soon. Drawing is Saturday afternoon, February 17, 2024, the weekend of the Fiddler Crab Festival.

Call Chuck (see number on flyer) to purchase your tickets. For local residents we can meet up in person. For anyone out of town wanting tickets, call Chuck or Deb for mailing instructions.

Tickets will also be for sale during the festival next to the Steinhatchee Little House Library, Welcome Center & Historical Gallery prior to the drawing on that Saturday afternoon.

Funds from this raffle go toward improvements of the Steinhatchee Little House Library, Welcome Center & Historical Gallery. We have already installed a split unit to keep the library cool in the summer and warm in the winter. We've installed a storm door so that volunteers can still see outside while staying comfortable inside. Next up is painting the exterior which it badly needs. Painting is scheduled to begin after the Fiddler Crab Festival.

Originally built as a home in circa 1900, the structure was eventually moved from further in town to its current location and has served multiple purposes. At one time it functioned as a clinic - affectionately known as "the shot house." Once a month or so, a doctor would travel to Steinhatchee and use the building to give local children their required inoculations. A recent visitor to the library recalled the days she herself lined up in wait for her shots. She pointed out where the table stood where needles were lined up and ready. The table was next to the window and on more than one occasion, according to the visitor, children would try to climb out the window to avoid getting their shots.
Since its days as a "shot house", it has served as a voting precinct, a chamber office, storage room, and now its current use as a community library and welcome center.

Thank you for supporting the continued use of this historic spot in Steinhatchee.

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas from our flock to yours. P.S. The one in the middle is on the naughty list this year.