We had site #19. Each site has picnic table, fire ring/grill and water. 2 Sites have 50A service. 1 bathhouse in center of loop has laundry facilities. Small kindling wood free near bathhouse when available. Park has picnic area with playground, horseshoes and volleyball net, with athletic equipment available at ranger station. There is a dock where you can tie up boats, boat ramp, canoe rentals ($3 hr/$15 day). Amphitheater with movie screen and fire ring. 1/4 mi nature trail leads from camp area to picnic area. It was marshy when we camped(2005). Pets are allowed in picnic and camp areas. Bathhouse was very clean. All exiting traffic from campground must go through dump station to leave. Potential backups could happen if park is busy. Site numbers were on left post so they were hard to see when looking for sites. Nice foliage between sites for privacy. Sites are outlined by a fence. Wal-Mart is about 2 mi away and several restaurants are nearby as well. Road noise is louder than at most parks we have camped at. Park has largest live oak in FL and it can be climbed. Park hosted a Contra dance for New Years(2005) when we camped the band was the Flying Turtles, and they were fantastic. I don't think we've ever danced so much in our lives. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

NACC should be ashamed to list this park in their directory. We had reservations and when we arrived they said we could pick from either of two waterfront sites. One site had no water and the other had a broken 30 amp electrical plug. There were several large boat hulls rotting in their cradles next to the sites. The majority of the trailers in the park were permanent units in desperate need of repair. We elected not to stay in this park and recommend you do the same. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This place is unreal. I won't sit here and run this place down, but don't take your family in there, please! We camped here in a Motorhome.