The manager at this Park was very rude to us and yelled at us when asked about issues we were having. I will never stay here again. Treated us terrible and internet was terrible; roads were dusty so you had to dust everyday. Was not impressed at all with the run of this campground and won't go back again! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is our fourth time here and it has to be one of the nicest, well kept parks we have been in. Clean, quiet and beautiful. This is one of Florida's well kept secrets. Pool, hot tub and many other buildings with a library, weight room and laundry. We live 200 miles South of here and come for 4 day weekends. If you are ever in this area check it out you won't be disappointed. As far as big rigs go, we are 62' long and never had any problems getting in. The manager is a great guy and will do whatever is necessary to make your stay enjoyable. Florida residents get 25% off the regular price. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Great if you are riding ATV's or dirt bikes. Ride right from your camp site to 2800 acres of trails, mud pits and just plain off road fun. The staff is outstanding, and the bath house was clean. Some site are not level and are short, but there are many which are level and large. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Stayed here from Jan through March. Rate reflects monthly rate. People here are very friendly and the office staff makes sure your stay will be good. Pool is large and heated. Level, paved lots. Park is constantly being keep clean and groomed. Cable is Direct TV. Has a lake, but only to view or fishing. WI-FI is like most parks, sometimes great, sometimes not so great, or not at all. Have reservation for next year already. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A bit off the beaten track in Brooksville, but this park is worth the drive. On beautiful rolling countryside, the park is well-maintained. There is a mixture of rental sites and owned sites. Much pride is shown by the management and the residents. I highly recommend. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The sites are quite tight and are a bit hard to back into, and there are a lot of long termer's here, so some of the trailers are a bit run down. The park has great atmosphere, and is very welcoming. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a southern refuge for many. Easily over half of the sites are full timers who have added on to their campers to the extent it is hard to recognize them as campers. The staff was extremely helpful and friendly. My site was indeed a pull through with a nice sized concrete patio. Full hook up: I had to arrange w/ the local CATV for service (was there for 3+ months, note daily rate is based on 1st month at winter rate and 2 months at summer rate averaged). This was a very quiet place and they had several community events: holiday dinners and parade(s). Even working nights I was able to rest during the day w/o any problems. (I might have been the noisy neighbor, with my odd hours.) I chose this place as it was very close to where I worked but would keep it in mind for a much shorter stay: though I doubt I'd be placed in the same site (be given one of the dedicated overnight sites). I can only imagine it is busier during the heart of the winter when all the residents return. All in all a very nice place which made for a nice stay. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is primarily a "live-in" park for the 55 and over crowd. We stayed one night because we were visiting somebody in the area. The park was very clean and the camp store was well equipped. There was a nice pool and other facilities. Most of the sites are occupied by older trailers that are permanently with added roofs and sun rooms. There are a few sites for overnighters. It looks like a real nice place to spend the winter. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very tight and small spaces. We needed help from an employee to back into spot. When opening our door, it was very close to the neighbor. It seems to be a trailer park, with spots available in between the regulars. If you have a long RV, you will block the driveway for others to get through. We were only here for 2 nights. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The entrance to the park is lovely. Once past that, however, its appearance is seedy. Sites are extremely close together, muddy, and people don't seem to be picking up after their dogs. The park could be nice but, sadly, there appears to be little pride in keeping the park up. We camped here in a Motorhome.

They are currently under construction to upgrade the parks electricity, building, and put in a swimming pool. Centrally located to Orlando, Tampa, and Ocala. Located on the outskirts of Brooksville. Walking distance to Cracker Barrell, Winn Dixie, Wendy's, McD, Denny's and Dollar Store. They have a dump station. Shuffle Board, Horse Shoes and Crocett to play. They go out of their way to make your stay a pleasant one. We camped here in a camper.

Very well maintained campground in 45,000 acre Withlacoochee Forest near Inverness. Spacious sites with paved entry roads and paved sites. Large open pavilion plus huge recreation building with kitchen available for groups. Set up for equestrian use with modern stalls for rent, corral, many miles of riding trails in the forest. Couple of cautions: absolutely no dogs and must call ranger at number given to make reservations for all facilities - no drive-ins. A real undiscovered gem not shown in most RV guidebooks. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.