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Williston Highlands, Florida Campgrounds
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1 Terrible
Out Of Towners RV Park 4.71 miles NE
21151 US-27 Williston, Florida 32696 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 18 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Out Of Towners RV Park
Rating: 1 1 1 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Just drive on by, or turn around and go to the Williston Crossing across from the Driftwood Restaurant. - joybells
No need to return to this park - petehenry
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Out Of Towners RV Park »Sorry for the bad review, but this place has nothing but grassy and poorly packed lime rock sites. Nothing else. No clubhouse, shower facilities, restrooms or even a staffed office. Don't bother stopping. This is an old trailer park with several mobile homes still present. There is a lot of teenage traffic on the property after dark. Highly suspect possible drug trades going on. The cars would come in, stop for a few minutes with another car and then both would leave. Take my advise, drive on by. - jazzman
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7.3 Good
Devil's Den 6.04 miles NE
5390 NE 180th Ave Williston, Florida 32696 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 36 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Devil's Den
Rating: 8 7 7 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: RUSTIC ALERT! We love Devil's Den, but be aware it is sparse. If you are a scuba diver, this is a great place for training, practice, and the dive in the underground lake is pretty cool. During low water levels you may need to walk over a few rocks, but most days you swim in from the platform and it is a nice spring dive. There is a full service dive shop on site for rentals and fills. The campground is large, quiet, shaded, and relaxing. We go there with friends and have cookouts, campfires, and enjoy the weekend. The signs say NO PETS, but in the campground it is no problem and everyone there has a pet. If you want excitement and entertainment, this might be too quiet for you. If you want to relax and camp in the woods (even in a large rig), Devil's Den is for you. - Scuba_Diver
Second time we have been here. Not much has changed. Fewer picnic tables, and now they charge to use the pool. It is really for the divers to train in, not for the campers to use as a swimming pool. Be aware that some of the back flow preventors on the faucets do not work correctly, and will cause an issue. Check the faucet before you set up in a spot. The place is very quiet, it was a great spot for our group of 9. - MODguy
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Devil's Den »Park is mainly for diving. They have a different sections for tents and RV's. The sites are not real level, but not bad. Roads are dirt. Lots of grass. A few picnic tables, lots of shade. No fire rings (bring or make your own). No playground. Very quiet. You will be asked to sign a waver, whether or not you are diving. Camp ground looks very under used. Our group of 5 had the place to ourselves. - mod guy
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8.8 Excellent
Williston Crossings RV Resort 6.99 miles NE
410 NE 5th St Williston, Florida 32696 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 535 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Williston Crossings RV Resort
Rating: 8 8 8 10 9 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Very nice park we have stayed at before and will likely return to. Paved roads and sites nicely spaced and with good services. Facilities extremely nice and well maintained. Friendly staff and residents. The park is well treed with very few areas open to the sky. Have never been able to get sattelite signal so when reserving asked for a sattelite friendly site as we would be there on NASCAR Daytona weekend. I was advised it would be no problem and asked again on arrival to ensure it wasn't missed. When I got to the site it was obvious there would be no sattelite so I figured I'd use the park cable. The park cable is less than perfect. Lots of channels do not come in (CBS, ABC etc) and the ones that do are poor quality. Had the park cable person out to fiddle with it but still very poor. Next time I'll make sure I don't need to use TV during my stay. Wi-fi is like most parks.....works occasionally. Nice park but be prepared for all the trees. - Kbob
This park is well maintained and manicured. It is quite large, with over 400 sites including many park model homes. Most of the sites are occupied by permanent or long-term residents, but there are transient sites available. We thought it was quite pricey but it worked for us to fill a few days in between state parks. The bathhouses were clean and there two laundry rooms on site with low prices for both washing and drying. There are many activities to participate in here and the residents were very friendly and welcoming. The only negative, besides the price, was very low water pressure at our site and in the showers. The roads within the park are good - spacious with no tight turns. - Cape Cod kayaker
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Williston Crossings RV Resort »Stayed here for a week during early February. RV park is lovely - nicely spaced sites - some fully wooded, and other sites open and sunny. We had a pull through site along Covered Bridge Road and there was a lot of cars and construction traffic going back and forth all day so it was quite noisy. There are lots of seasonal campers here - found it hard to break into social groups. A couple of dings for this RV park. The laundry room was busy - all washers were being used and found that some of the dryers were out of order and made for a long wait. Also used the showers and one shower stall had no hot water and very little water pressure. Had to move to the next shower stall to get decent pressure and warm water. There were no "grab bars" in the shower stalls which I feel is not compliant with ADA regulations. For the price paid, we've had better laundry and shower experiences in FL state parks. Not a lot to do here - had to travel long distances to get to places to kayak, beaches, etc. If you are content to hang around the RV park, this could be the place for you. Not a lot of stores or restaurants in the immediate area. Went to Gainesville for major shopping. - Big Rig 365
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7.8 Good
Goethe Trailhead Ranch 10.06 miles SE
9171 SE Levy County Road 337 Dunnellon, Florida 34431 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 73 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Goethe Trailhead Ranch
Rating: 6 10 6 10 5 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: This is a camp for a man and his horse and its perfect for them. WiFi was not good. Very spacious and quite park. Walking trail we tried in the nearby state park have all been chopped up by horses and are very differcult to walk on. Didnt want to try another. The local town Dunnellon at swampys was lovely for lunch. Looks like a ride on the river would have been nice if we got there earlier. Nobody is around in the office so you have to ring. W. - Aussie Chums
I have a 45 ft motor home and alway worry about space when parking. The lots were extremely spacious and fairly level for grass sites, I travel with leveling blocks so it wasn't an issue. Everything was kept very clean. The lady who works there is very nice and stops by to talk from time to time. Very laid back place, was told I could pick my spot upon arrival which I liked. I would definitely like to return for a longer period of time. - Homeiswhereyouparkit1
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Goethe Trailhead Ranch »Overall a good campground, but the price is too high for what they offer. It was $45, plus an extra $5 per person over 2 people, so it was $50 + tax and cash only for us. Plus: wide open and very easy to maneuver. I asked for a pull-thru, but none were open, but it was very easy to back my 35' 5th wheel (and could have pulled through 2 back to back back-ins if I had wanted). Bathroom very clean & well stock, though they were chilly one cool evening. Grass sites are not all level, some have lots of large ant mounds, no fire rings, no picnic tables. No one was at the campground, office was closed the 2 days I was there. I was asked to leave cash in the box by the office. I had misunderstood when I made the reservation - I thought it was $50 for both nights, but it was per night. It just does not have enough amenities to charge that much (and most of the other RV parks around do not appear to be this much). BUT, this place is a horse ranch - so a lot of people had their horses and trailers. Maybe the cost includes having your horse there or something. I would not come back here. Oh, and it had for sale signs in front of it (Jan 2018). - 5th Wheel Family
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9 Excellent
North Star Acres 10.76 miles SE
9950 SE 125th Ct Dunnellon, Florida 34431 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 6? | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 9 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: View more reviews and a full list of amenities for North Star Acres »If you transport horses, this is the campground for you. Its a no frills CG but makes up with natural beauty. 100 acres of farm land with (horse) trails leading to a state park plus horse corrals and a barn to exercise your horses. There are no restrooms/showers or pools but the quietness, the relaxation and natural beauty that surrounds you well makes up for it. Bring plenty of food/necessities since its a trip into town. At night you can unwind by a campfire! The owner is an amazing woman whom immediately will become family. The sites are just right, no shade, but you will feel comfortable and secure. - NPC
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7.8 Good
Breezy Acres RV Park 15.19 miles NW
10050 NE 20th Ave Chiefland, Florida 32626 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 50 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Breezy Acres RV Park
Rating: 4 9 7 5 9 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Moldy bathmats, massive hair in drains, mangy dogs, people living in tents. Dirty laundry room with an inch of filth on the shelves Check BEFORE checking in. This was brought to the owner's attention and was not corrected in the month that we were there so we moved on. We also lost power and water while there,though that was corrected. - Msbunny1414
We stayed here from January1-April17. A basic campground with very nice owner-managers and residents. Good laundry facilities. An older park but owners working hard to upgrade. Very clean. Rural, but we liked that feature. - Dakota432
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Breezy Acres RV Park »Good value. Laid-back, rural rv park with sand/grass sites. Each site has a concrete patio pad with picnic table. A lot of leaves, but if you rake your site they'll come and remove the piles of leaves. Friendly staff, and friendly guests. Nearly half are fulltime residents, but their sites are generally well looked after, and the people friendly and welcoming. Alt 27 highway runs next to the rv park, but it is not a busy highway, and traffic noise is minimal. Nightly rate reflects the monthly rate divided by 30. - Randy Thiessen
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4 Poor
Village Pines Campground 15.91 miles SW
8053 SE 140th Lane Inglis, Florida 34449 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 30 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 4 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Village Pines Campground »We found this campground on RV Trip Wizard and we chose to stay here because the resorts and state parks nearby were full. Plus the pictures online make it look different than it actually is.
They were advertising $20 per night sites with full hookups so we figured a little drive to the areas we wanted to explore wouldn’t be bad.
We got to the campground and the ONLY TWO SITES for $20 were tiny and right next to the road. Absolutely zero shade and one of the sites isn’t even full hookups according to the man staying full time in the site next to the two $20 sites.
We ended up moving to a $30 per night site for the 2 weeks we stayed. The site we were in had tress so close you can’t get your awnings outs. Going into this campground believing and being told we were secured at $20 per night (FHU) in our 37’ RV and getting there realizing those sites wouldn’t accommodate us is disappointing.
Shady business practices like this are unethical. Do not be fooled like we were. We could have left but there wasn’t anywhere else nearby in our budget of the $20-35 per night range.
This campground was quiet and people leave you alone. But it’s full of dilapidated campers that people live in full-time. There were no kids, nothing to offer for children & the bugs are so bad you do t want to be outside. It’s far from everything and the local town has nothing to offer.
2 stars for full-hookups + no issues the 2 weeks we were there. I’m taking 3 stars off for false advertisement and the distance away from anything of interest.
If you do choose to stay here be warned that the bugs are AWFUL. Take bug spray. - Wheeling To Dream -
7.9 Good
Ocala North RV Resort 18.15 miles E
16905 NW Highway 225 Reddick, Florida 32686 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 160 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Ocala North RV Resort
Rating: 10 8 8 8 7 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Stopped here for a quick night on our way passing through. We called ahead for reservations and the woman we spoke to was very polite and got us registered for a site for a late arrival. Upon our arrival, the “pilot” greeted us and took us to our site - a nice level concrete slab site with shade! It was a very long site so I didn’t even need to disconnect my tow vehicle! It rained shortly after we arrived so we didn’t see much of the park other than walking our dogs but the park is beautiful. They are repaving many of the slabs. I would definitely stay here again! - Joan Weesies
Very nice park. We got there late in the afternoon on a Sunday and was greeted by the host camper. Close to the highway which was convenient but far enough away so we didn't hear any highway noise. We had a full hookup with 50amp. Everything about this park was nice. Would camp here again. We stayed 2 nights. - Jeriann
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Ocala North RV Resort »This was a beautiful park with mature shade trees. Easy off/on from I-75 and away from the cities. Pull-thru was long and level. Note that some of the older pull-thrus have cracked concrete and might cause a leveling issue. We checked out our site first which had the cracked paving and requested another. We were accommodated immediately and guided into our site. Best to make sure what you're getting. Interior roads are paved but narrow - just take your time. Some pull-thru sites could be a bit difficult when leaving depending on the size of the rig. Staff was helpful and attentive. This was just an overnight stay but I would definitely stay again for a longer period of time to explore the area. - IntrepidCampers
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8.4 Good
Rainbow Springs State Park 19.01 miles SE
10830 SW 180th Avenue Rd. Dunnellon, Florida 34432 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 54 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-river Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Rainbow Springs State Park
Rating: 10 9 6 10 10 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Follow the campground direction not your GPS. This campground (1000 acres) is west of Ocalla and along route 40 you pass some beautiful horse farms. The campground has two sections with full hookups and our site was great. There is a path to the river where one can swim, kayak and put your floats in. You can float down the river to where trams will pick you up to take you back to the campground. Some of the campers drove down and left their bikes so when they floated down river they could ride their bikes back. The trams only run from Memorial Weekend through the fall and there is a tram path that is closed to bikes, walkers during that time. We were lucky to be able to ride our bikes down and even on the boardwalk to the spot where floaters were getting out. The water from the spring that pumps 500 million gallons of water per day is great for swimming, snorkeling and boating. Hiking and birding are popular here. The other section of the park (Rainbow Springs Headsprings Day Use Area) is 7 miles away from the campground and we drove to it the next morning. The Headspring area is stunning with a beautiful aqua spring fed swimming area where the temperature is a constant 72 degrees all year long. There is a restaurant, store and a number of walking paths here that pass by 3 waterfalls, views of the river and gardens. The butterfly garden is very popular. Spend some time here, it is a great stop. The camping pass gets you in to the Headsprings area. - gsnakehill
Enjoyed our stay here. FHU and a variety of sites from sunny to very shaded, ours was sunny which was fine in March. Dunnellon is such a nice little town and the park is divided by the Rainbow river which originates at the spring. A few OTA TV channels and a couple of bars of Verizon service. Washer/dryers were reasonable at $1.25 each. We would stay here again. - jtl2
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Rainbow Springs State Park »Don't go here without a car or truck to get around. There are two sections to the park. The camping section has only one trail while the other section is full of waterfalls, the springs, and miles of trails. However, you can't get there without a car. The roads don't have a shoulder for biking. You can canoe up to the head springs but it is $50 for the day, and Uber costs $25 one-way. The camp sites are flat but not level. There's electricity, water, and sewer (did not use). There is a washer and dryer at each bathhouse. So, the camping is good but frustrating if you like to hike. - J and C
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8.2 Good
Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park 19.15 miles NE
100 Savannah Blvd Micanopy, Florida 32667 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 48 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets Allowed-lake Waterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park
Rating: 7 10 10 8 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Paynes Prairie State Park has some beautiful vistas. The campground itself is a bit confusing to find but we eventually found our site. I normally have no problem with back-ins, but the campground road (one-way) was so narrow that getting into our particular site was a challenge. The site was nice and level with partial shade. It was just long enough for our coach with our Jeep towed parked parallel to the front of our rig. As with other state parks, there is zero WI-FI or cable. OTA was limited to about ten channels, only two of which were major networks (ABC and Fox). The best part of this park is the observation tower which, when climbed, gives you an unobstructed view of the prairie where a few bison and wild Spanish horses were grazing. It's a bit of walk from the parking lot but well worth it. The tiny hamlet of Micanope is nearby. We drove over to it for breakfast but it has little else to offer other than to give you a feel for small town life. Very quiet with no traffic problems ! We also drove over to Cross Creek to see the home of late author Majorie Kinnan Rawlings. There was nobody there but a maintenance man so we didn't get the usual tour. Next time, I guess. The dump station was very spacious, so emptying our tanks when leaving was quick and painless. - w3sjkb3aam
Great park. Quiet. The sites are level limerock, shady and most large. Good side privacy. Hosts and staff are great. There are plenty of trails and paved roads to hike and or bike. Informative visitor center and observation tower facing the prairie. There is a large day park with pavilions, grills, picnic tables, playground and boat launch, and a primitive and equestrian camp. Near Gainesville, if you get "bored" with camping or need to shop. - GDoug
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park »We can only offer superlatives for this park and its very clean, very affordable and generously sized campsites. It is a real gem in the off the beaten path/beach side of Florida and well worth any one's time. Only slight complaint concerns weak phone and gps signal in the area. The visitors center and museum with observation tower of the prairie were wonderful. WE hope to come back next year. - GLCDP
