These folks offer everything we want most in a campground. We were carefully guided into our site and exiting couldn't have been easier. There were bird feeders in the bushes outside our windows and interesting flowers and plants throughout the campground. We barely left the park. One afternoon the owners had a cookout. No extra charge for the fantastic hamburgers, just good fellowship. We camped here in a 39' fifth wheel and are looking forward to returning. A note of warning, however: You really do want a reservation to make sure a suitable site is open, and you must call ahead as you approach the park so you can be guided in. This truly is necessary. You do not want to enter without being guided. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We've been using passport america for years and had always passed by this campground because they were not listed by "PPA". This year, Juniper Lake was listed, so we stopped overnight (we stayed 4 nights) and we were wonderfully surprised by this charming, small, friendly campground. While the sites are not "lakeside", we had a beautiful view with only a half minute of walk to the lake. The sites are large, shaded, and landscaped. Bathrooms are private and clean. The bon-fire (held as often as you wish) was a great experience and we made many new friends. The next time we travel, we plan to stop by longer and visit with our wonderful new friends Bill & Donna who own the park. God Bless them for all their attentiveness and help!! Hope to see you soon! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Although my visit was over a year ago, I find it hard to believe this place consistently receives such high ratings. It appeared to me to be a has-been seasonal place. It wasn't kept up, grass not cut, stuff laying all over the place. I have stayed at "9" campgrounds and I can definately say this was not one of them. The hosts may be very nice people but that should be the deciding factor in the campground review. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed at this park this past Oct for 3 nights and found the park to be well run, quite, and friendly with super owners. Bon-fire on the weekend, fishing, and spacious shady sites made our stay wonderful. We would recommend this park above the others in De Funiak Springs simple because the new ownership "makes it happen" I couldn't believe it when they didn't charge more than 15 dollar/night .. oh forgot the ever loving tax! In any case we are heading back in 2003 We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Small park in a beautiful setting. Short walk to the lake. Very quiet with friendly and attentive owners. Children are welcome but there isn't anything for them to do unless they like to fish. Within 5 miles of quaint downtown and shopping. Not far off I10. Easy to find by following signs. Some sites can be a little tough to get into for big rigs. Lake view from most sites. We found this park on a trip to check out another park in the area. Other park was horrible, we consider this one a gem. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We recently stayed in this park, it was beautiful with all of its shade trees and the view of the lake (700 acre lake, by the way!). During our visit of 3 days, we had the opportunity to speak with the new owners (coming in August). There are upgrades needed and the new owner (full-time RV owners themselves) stated that this is a priority and that they will be staying on the premises to ensure that any and all problems are worked out to the satisfaction of the customer, that will be nice knowing that I can go "straight to the top" to get a quick solution for any problems) Laundry facilities are to be expanded, propane, ice & pay phone will very shortly be provided at the park. Cabin and small boat rentals will be made availible. There are plenty of nice tent sites to go around. Juniper Lake has some of the best fishing in the state as 10 lb bass is considered SMALL. I caught bass on my first cast right off the deck at the cabin. We found that parking our 38 foot class A required some skill, however, once again the new owners have immediate plans to remedy this situation along with new electric & water hook-ups. We enjoyed the park during our visit, it was peaceful & quiet. The new owners seemed very nice and anxious to please this protential/return customer. We are truly looking forward to returning to Juniper Lake Campgrounds under its new ownership. We plan on making this campground our winter retreat this year. I know I am going on and on, but this place is gonna be a super place to be. Also, Destin & Ft Walton beaches are only 30 min away, giving us fun at the beach whenever we wanted .. without the high cost of staying full time at the beach. We camped here in a camper.

The park is clean. Laundry room on-site. No pay phone, but coke machine available. Lake is within walking distance. Pets are "ify"...certain dogs are not allowed because of their aggression. The people are nice. Reasonable monthly rate: $214 for R.V. site with everything included. The owners are reasonably flexible. If you like fishing and being "hidden" in the woods, this is the place to stay. We camped here in a camper.

A large park with many seasonal members. We were here for two days and had no problems at all. The sites were a little tight for a 40' motor home but we were away most of the time. Great bath houses - individual rooms that lock and contain both shower and toilet. Much to do in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I can't say enough good things about this park. Very nice park. Well kept. Friendly and helpful staff. Flowers blooming at every site. Large concrete patios. Paved roads through out. Bathhouses were sparkling clean. Landscape was very groomed. No trash on grounds. Privacy fence around entire park. Always something going on in the clubhouse. Great park. Will go back as many times as possible. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We got the Passport America rate. We had a pullthru and hooking up was very easy. There are 2 hookups on each post so one RV goes in one way and the other goes in the other way. Not real close to anything but if you want peace and quiet this will do it. We only stayed one night on our way to Kissimmee. It is 7 or 8 miles from I-10 so we would stay closer to the freeway next time. Voltage was very good and we got the best signal ever for our AT&T air card. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Present park off the highway. Stayed one night. Well kept park. Site not quite level. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed at the Passport America rate. Sites have side-by-side hookups, so little space between units on the driver's side. Site was very unlevel. Two of the three exits from the CG are on a sharp curve. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice park. Tar roads throughout. It seems a little much to charge short term campers $2.00 per night for cable TV and $2.50 per night for Wi-Fi. At 185 sites that means we are paying for these services for the permanent residences. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

After leaving Fort Wilderness, we were expecting something less in a campground. We were pleasantly surprised. We were greeted by an extremely friendly hostess who made us feel right at home. Lots of permanent residents who, except for one, were smiling and friendly all of the time. Bathhouses are extremely clean and well stocked. Park is well maintained. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We camped there in a motor home using our Coast to Coast membership. There was very little shade, but it served us well traveling through as it was reasonably close to the expressway. The rest rooms were clean and the sites were adequate for a motor home. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice campground adjacent to a lake. Even at the end of February, this campground was nearly full. Lots of the campers were spending all or part of their winter season there. They have a very nice clubhouse and quite a number of regular activities. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice park with large sites. Easy to maneuver around park. RV Vehicles parked side to side. Lots of activities. Restaurant on site. Very open for satellite service. Staff friendly. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Our experience with camping in the I-10 corridor between Houston and Tallahassee has generally been one of swamp mosquitos and sand fleas. We try to plan our trips to be out of that area before stopping overnight. But it's a long stretch and we usually end up having to stop SOMEWHERE. This trip, we stopped here -- and we were so pleased we came back for a second stay on the return trip. Sunset King was clean, friendly, uncrowded, and had cable and WiFi. The shower and toilets were clean and roomy (no A/C) with a minimum of mosquitos. The pool was good sized, clean, and pleasant. Our only complaint: the WiFi is free, but requires a name and password to be set up in advance -- so if you arrive after office hours, "no WiFi for you!" So call ahead. From now on when I have to travel this route, I will plan my trip to overnight at Sunset King. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This campground will soon become a member's only resort. Staff is great. This c.g. tries very hard to offer its guests plenty. Free putt-putt, nice pool, Friday night outdoor movies, Saturday night bingo, nice chapel for Sunday morning service, etc. The lake is actually a bit disappointing. Throughout the lake you can see cut off trees sticking a couple of feet out of the water. You can only boat around the extreme perimeter. Even though the staff tries to make the grounds presentable, some long-term residents detract from the overall appearance with run-down trailers. Sites are very close together. Noticed that some rules were not being followed by some residents especially with regard to alcohol use away from their site. I would classify this place more of a trailer park than an actual resort. I'm glad we checked it out but I would not go back...and would never buy a membership. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Not bad for a private campground. Some sites were very close but they had a few that were roomy. Lots of activities. We prefer state park or COE campgrounds but this Coast to Coast resort is fine if you can stand close together sites. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Ten dollars a night was the Coast-To-Coast rate plus mandatory cable fee. This is a first class campground in all respects. There is nice landscaping. The sites are all well kept and of adequate size. There are nice recreational facilities. There is a store and a restaurant and a nice laundry. All roads are paved. Sites are lawn with a concrete patio. A nice dock for fishing on the adjoining lake. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Restrooms were nice. A Privet heated/ac room. Each restroom included shower, toilet, wash basin w/mirrow, a bench, paper towels & soap dispenser all in one individual room. wi-fi $2.50 a day, unlimted access. Side by side hook ups. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nice well maintained park. The owners are very nice. Camped here in 2005 for 1 month after losing everything in hurricane. Didn't eat at the on site restaurant but lots of people did. Went swimming a couple of times. Would recommend and definitely would return there. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice lakeside location. Friendly and knowledgeable staff, and lots of nice campground members. Out of the way location, but shops, market, and Walmart just 15 minutes away. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park is in immaculate, new condition. The staff is real friendly and goes beyond the call of duty! There are lots of ammenities and activities, such as, pot lucks, holiday parties, crafts, music, etc... The resort has a non-denomenational church on-site with regular services. This park overlooks Kings Lake that has excellent trophy bass! They rent boats and have a new lighted fishing pier. This park is family friendly. Kids can enjoy the playground, basketball or volleyball courts, heated swimming pool, games or free putt-putt golf course. Bring you boat for free launching at their concrete boat ramp. The Restuarant has great food at reasonable prices. They were open everyday for breakfast, during our stay. Lakeside cottages and log cabins are available at a reasonable rate. My family will make this a vacation spot whenever possible. Highly recommend this park as the best one we have encountered, especially in Florida. This park is convenient to I10 Exits 70 and Exit 85. In addition, they are Good Sams Club members and most other resort affiliations. This is a great place to stay and they welcome Snowbirds. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice campground, we can see where they have made many improvments. Plenty of room to pull into sites, and a very fair amount of room between sites. WiFi works great in RV, and priced good. Owner lives on site and is very helpful and friendly. It is a little off the beaten path but well worth the extra few minutes of driving. We would stay here again for sure when back in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I really liked this place. The people were nice and the campground was very clean. They have fishing boats with electric motors for rent which is great if you don't have a boat with you. They have a nice restaurant on site. I hope to go back here again. It is a little off the beaten path, but not too far as to be inconvenient. It was also a good value for the nightly rate. The sites are nice size. If there had been a concrete or gravel pad under the awning instead of rough grass and dirt, I would have rated them higher. It rained and got pretty muddy. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We paid discounted Passport Am. rate for one nite stopover. Really nice park with many improvements/expansions going on. Some seasonal folks but sites all nicely kept. New section for travelers. Lovely lake. Activities, small restaurant with good food in clubhouse. Great for family or couples. Nice folks in the office. Will definitely stop again. WIFI was new and free as an introduction when we stopped. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A nice CG, clean and staff was very friendly. The only reason we stopped was due to a strong storm moving thru the area and we didn't want to be on the road. A ways out out DeFuniak Springs but close enough to go to town daily. When we were there they were adding more sites. The pads were earth and were only about 40 feet long. All were pull thru and level. Spaceing was closer than I prefer but ok for a couple of nights. They needed more room to manuver on the end spaces. No trees nor shade. It was very quiet. The town of DeFuniak Springs is quanit. Holiday season they have a light display in the large park in town. This was a nice place to hole up from the storm but not much else without some fix up. The putt putt was just old rotten plywood. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.