This is an exclusive first look inside the secluded waterfront campsite where Dog the Bounty Hunter claims Brian Laundrie is hiding out – as it's revealed that Brian and Gabby went there before.
Two months ago the pair uploaded a series of photos to a hiking website that show them relaxing on the beach and exploring the Fort De Soto campground in Pinellas County, Florida, close to St Petersburg.
Reality star Dog, who joined the hunt for missing Brian over the weekend, says a tipster alerted him to several recent trips the Laundries made to the remote spot, 75 miles north of the family home in North Port.
A spokesman for the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office told DailyMail.com that there is no search underway and the only activity at the 1,130-acre site Tuesday was a handful of media helicopters circling overhead.
But former bail bondsman Dog – real name Duane Chapman – continues to push the idea that Laundrie, 23, could be there, hopping from island to island in a canoe to evade detection.
Dog the Bounty Hunter said Monday night that Brian Laundrie's parents spent the night in Fort De Soto from September 1 to 3, staying in spot number 1. The camping site is seen in exclusive DailyMail.com photos
Two months ago Laundrie and Gabby Petitio visited the same spot and posted photos hiking and showing them relaxing on the beach. They also posted this photo behind bars
The campsite is located at the Fort De Soto campground in Pinellas County, Florida, close to St Petersburg
Dog believes that Laundrie, 23, could be in this area, hopping from island to island in a canoe to evade detection
Based around a fort built in 1900, De Soto contains more than seven miles of waterfront, eleven floating docks and multiple places to launch kayaks and canoes
Duane Chapman, better known as Dog the Bounty Hunter, (pictured at the weekend outside the Laundrie house in North Port, Florida) said on Monday that he had located a campsite where the Laundrie family stayed in September and where he believes Brian Laundrie is hiding out
Dog told TV reporter Brian Entin Monday night that Laundrie's parents spent the night in Fort De Soto from September 1 to 3, staying in spot number 1.
They returned again with Brian to stay on spot 15 from September 6 to 8, he further claims.
Christopher, 62, and Roberta, 55, have yet to talk publicly about Brian's disappearance or the slaying of his fiancée Gabby Petito, 22, who was found dead in Wyoming after he returned from their cross-country 'van life' trip without her on September 1.
The Laundries maintained their silence Tuesday when they were seen leaving home mid-morning to buy groceries at Walmart.
Gabby and Brian also visited the De Soto campground together according to their review on The Dyrt, which was posted two months ago.
In one photo Laundrie and Gabby are seen peering through the bars of a jail cell at an old fort.
In more snaps Gabby is seen reading a true crime novel book on the beach, exploring the dunes and holding a starfish in the palm of her hand.
'Really nice campground, beautiful area with many hikes and easy walks, the beach, historic sites, really nice camp store and well maintained sites!' the couple said in a review.
Based around a fort built in 1900, De Soto contains more than seven miles of waterfront, eleven floating docks and multiple places to launch kayaks and canoes.
Christopher, 62, and Roberta, 55, have yet to talk publicly about Brian's disappearance or the slaying of his fiancée Gabby Petito, 22, who was found dead in Wyoming after he returned from their cross-country 'van life' trip without her on September 1
