As mentioned in other reviews, this is a great place for an overnight stop, being close enough to I-75, but out of earshot of the freeway noise. We found an inconsistency between the rate advertised on their website and what they charged us, and their wi-fi service was not as good as they told us it would be. But the park was pleasantly shaded with lots of trees. (Actually, when we were there the trees were dropping acorns that hit the top of our rig and sounded like baseballs!) We used their laundry, which was small but adequate. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed for 3 days with a rally. Overall good experience. No pads or picnic table, but power was ok (Stayed around 110 to 115). Water pressure was good. Biggest drawback was the sewer. They do not have a pumping station. They are on old fashion gravity fed sewer. Was full when we attempted to dump. Overall, good overnighter and for small groups... We camped here in a Motorhome.

A good place to rest one or two nights before moving on. Nice laundry and some small shops within walking distance but for stocking up with groceries or any other serious shopping one must drive a the interstate a couple of miles north. Owners are very friendly and accommodating and I would stay overnight again when passing through. Nice grassy spots and the manager spots the campers so as to provide as much separation and possible. Quite place the few nights I stayed there. Close to the Interstate but noise level is negligible. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great place to stay overnight, nice clean, friendly place. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is primarily a 55+ winter time snowbird campground. It is a fine park, however, for a stopover. It is safe, quiet, and clean with lots of nice space for a walk. The bathrooms were very clean, but dated. With only one shower, two toilets, and two sinks (one for the guys), it was good that there were only a few overnighters. Definitely use this park while traveling through on I-75. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is best for overnight stops or a short visit. Attractive and well maintained. Dirt roads which are dusty. It is a short distance off I-75 but noise is minimal. There are quite a number of permanents, but for the most part the permanent sites are well kept. Has an exercise room with several pieces of equipment. Did not see a playground area for children. The only thing I did not like is that the sites are very narrow. It was not full while we were there, and they were parking folks on every other site so we were not so tight. They have both open sites and sites with shade trees. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We used "Coast to Coast Good Neighbor" to get our $13 rate. It was a good place for a 1 night stopover and they provided us a pull-thru site so we did not even have to unhook. However, since it is very close to I-75, it was very noisy. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a family owned campground. The campground, the restrooms/showers and laundry room are kept in immaculate condition. The owners are friendly and go out of their way to help you if you encounter a problem. The campground has occasional entertainment in their recreational hall, which we were fortunate enough to be able to participate in. The singer was great! They have a super bowl dinner/party on Super Bowl Sunday with wide screen TV viewing of the game. We understand, from some of the seasonal tenants, that the owners also provide outstanding Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners, which they have entirely prepared themselves, for all who are in the park on those two holidays. The seasonal tenants also praise the owners for the outstanding fall and Christmas holiday decorations throughout the park. I would wholeheartedly recommend this park to anyone. To add to my review, it is very easy to access the park from the interstate. You do not have to drive miles out of your way to have a place to sleep for the night. We were so impressed with the park, we stayed longer than we had intended to stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is located less than a mile from a Freightliner repair center and has big rigs running up and down the road all times of the day and night, which was very noisy and the big rigs would cause our trailer to vibrate. The owners are very friendly when sober, but proved to be irate when drunk (which was the majority of the time). Most campground occupants have been there for years and one occupant runs a big rig detailing business at his trailer, which blocks traffic in and out of the park and adds to the noise level. We will not stay there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Great for over-night. Free cable & Wi-Fi. Very convenient to I-75. Gentleman in office was very nice. Park appeared to be well maintained. Good Sam park so we saved 10%. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Good alternative to In and Out if you do not want a pool with a lot less traffic. New owner making improvements We camped here in a Motorhome.

A small Ma & Pa campground just off I-75 at Lake City. Staff was very friendly. Most occupants have been there for years and their RV's show it. It seems as if they turned the back yard into RV spaces for people just stopping for the night. Despite being old, the park seemed clean, grass cut etc. Can't beat the price. No ammenities just a place to stop for the night. On our visit most of the people in our section were staying there for the Florida - Florida state game in Gainesville. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Only used it for a over night stop but would not stay there if I was spending time in the area. There were a lot of residents there with some of them living in tents with blue tarps stretched out. Person next to us, resident, did not pick up after their dog so had to be careful where I stepped. It is located behind a gas station which makes it Helpful if you are needing fuel and a place to stay for the night. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a very basic campground that is very close to the interstate, but without the interstate noise. It's located behind a convenience store/gas station and the owners are on the property. Interior roads are paved, but the sites are grass and dirt, and many seemed to be quite rutted making it somewhat hard to get level. There are small trees in the front half of the place, but no real shade. There were a lot of RV's coming and going each of the 6 days we spent there, but the entire front of the campground was full most of the time. As soon as someone left, someone else would come in to take their place. It's also right in the middle of a shopping strip district. Lots of commercialization with stores, chain restaurants, etc. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

A very nice stop over park near I-75 . Very convenient to shopping (Wal-Mart Supercenter a block away, shopping mall two blocks.) A bargain for snowbirds. We camped here in a camper.

Nothing good to say so will say nothing, did not stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Easy to find one mile off the highway. For overnight stay they had very long pull-thru sites. We felt that these sites were to close to the long term sites. The WiFi was a bit of a hassel with alot of instructions to log on and a fee of $3.00 a day. No shaded sites and seem to be a bit remote. We just did not have a good secure feeling there. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Pull throughs are 120 ft long. Cable TV was free. Swimming pool open in season, March 1-October 31. Some shaded sites. Places to go sightseeing. All within a few miles. Stayed in Kottage. RV sales and service close by. Will go back in July. Office personal were Friendly and helpful. 1 mile off I-10. Exit 303. We camped here in a ?.

We have been stopping here on the way south and north for over a year. It's great for an overnight or short stay. They seem to have fixed the WiFi and we had a very good signal the last couple of times we stayed there. And it's FREE. The cable is great and even has HD stations up at the higher channels. Because of that we stayed New Years Day to watch the bowl games. The owners, Jim and Cherrie, are very nice. We asked to be parked out back in the open so we could use our dish and they have been very accommodating. We used the Passport America rate. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice park. Great for overnight or a short stay. Well maintained gravel roads. The office staff were very friendly. The free cable TV had a good signal as did the free WiFi. We were in site #48. The 30 Amp AC service was a little low under moderate load (112 V), but was adequate. The Passport America rate is good for 3 nights with no extra charge for electric heaters. I would stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very, very nice park. Owners are wonderful. Take you to your site helps you line up we can't say enough about them.Site level with patios.A little off I-75 but well worth the drive. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice people at this campground. Very friendly. The Park was ok. The sites were close together but adequate. Traffic noise from the nearby interstate can be distracting if you let it. It is a great place for an overnight or a few nights. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a very nice park. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The campground is neat and well kept. We received the Passport America rate, and were treated very well. We would certainly stay here again. This is an excellent park for an overnight stay. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Not a destination but a very nice stopover campground. Just 2 minutes off I-10. Sites were fairly spacious and the owners very nice. Plus they have a small but fenced in dog run area so you can let your pets run a bit. We would stop here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A very nice older park being upgraded by new owners. It is exceedingly convenient to reach, one edge of the campground being only 150 yards from I-10. As a result, there was road noise, which might bother some persons (not us). The campground staff were very pleasant and accommodating. We paid the Passport America 50% rate. We will return again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The park was clean with some of the lots shaded under oaks. We were in the pull-through section for big rigs and had no shade. Park is close to I-10 and that is convenient to get in and out of but because it is near the interstate you get a lot of road noise. Its a good overnight park in the unshaded area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Fine for an overnight stop but pretty noisy this close to the interstate. Sites are a bit narrow. We had to drag the picnic table off the patio to open our slide. They were parking us every other one so it wasn't a possible. Really nice office staff. Nice Passport America park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Great park, EZ in and out, very clean, very friendly, free on site WI-FI, will go back for sure. I rate it a 10 all the way!!! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice park close to I-10 & I-75. All roads in park are gravel. 20 sites are gravel and 47 are grass, all sites are close to level. You have space from site to site. Park has a number of nice trees to park under. Free WiFi worked very well with three systems in park. Ground layout was very nice to look at. Owners were nice at check in and take you to your site. Some road noise off I-10. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We only stayed one night on the way to central Florida. It was easy on and off I-10 and a little noisy due to the interstate. The hosts were very friendly and took us to our site. The site had a concrete slab and patio with a picnic table. The campground was very dog friendly even having an area where the dogs could run off leash. There were some seasonal sites which appeared to have been well looked after and clean. The washrooms were clean and large and found in the recreation/meeting hall. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very friendly and helpful owners. Stayed two nights on Passport America rate. Great stop for campers bound for south Florida. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We have been camping here since this campground was built in 2000. While all the owners have been nice, Jim and Cherri the present owners, have been the best. They work very hard at keeping the campground in tip top shape, and someone is always around if you should need something. We will keep returning. We camped here, winter 2005-2006, in a Park Model. We camped here in a .

We stayed here one cold night. Kids and wife enjoyed playing pool and the Christmas decorations were an added enjoyment. The bad: Very close to I-10 and somewhat loud. I somewhat thought this might be the case prior to reserving. Park sites were a little tight but suitable for our needs. The good: Free excellant wireless internet access! Cable TV 50amp service. The lighting in the park is very nice. A convenient store is not on site but a gas station with milk, ice and beverages are at campground entrance. (Walking distance) I would camp here again but would try and locate away from I-10 if interstate noise is a problem for you. Fortunately our camper blocked most of it once closed up and inside. Was very cold that night. We have camped in a lot worse places and several better ones. The electronic conveniences and grounds keeping will keep us coming back. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Hi. This place is great!!! I could not say enough about it: it is very very clean, nice shaded camp spots, 80 channels of cable, clean and nice new washers and dryers in a clean well lighted laundry room open 24 hours, a very clean clubhouse open 24 hours with coke machines and snack machines, a huge pool table, has nice clean showers and bathrooms with plenty of room, games and magazines of all sorts to use, the park has just the right amount of lighting at night "not to much or to little "just right", has 2 ponds with benches that you can sit and watch the large goldfish swim, has a nice large fenced in area that you can turn your dog a loose and let her run on the side of the park. The people that run the camp ground are some of the sweetest people you will ever meet; they will go over and beyond to make sure your stay there is one that you will remember as great. Clean and very quite park; I heard nothing at night except the crickets. This is a place, that if I need to go there again, I will be looking forward to the stay. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Passport America and Good Sam Park. Under new family ownership and management since October 2004. As noted in above review, park is close to I-10 but surprisingly there wasn't much noise. We slept with windows open and had no problem sleeping. The newer sites are long and level but narrower than older grassy sites, (around 20 feet wide). Enough room for slides and awnings, but close. All sites have cement pads, cable, wi-fi and 50 amp free. Very clean, well maintained and friendly owners. We will return We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Some of the nicest employees we have ever encountered. Park is being expanded with 40 or so new, very, very long pull-throughs, and concrete patios. Will be very nice when they finish. Would highly recommend this place. They go out of their way to make you at home and to meet your needs. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The owners were helpful and friendly. The owner said a new playground, a new pool, and many new improvements would be coming in the Summer of 2004. I recommend this park highly. It was clean and spacious and I would stay again at this campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I use your review in finding campgrounds all over and decided to check this campground out. I found the management and staff to be very friendly and helpful. They were pet friendly and their sites are easy to get in and leave. They have someone who cooks meals a few nights a week and we tried it and the food was excellent for a $4.00 donation. Well worth the price for a great home cooked meal. We were told that the park is going through some major changes and look forward to coming again to see the changes and pool. Worth the stop! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park could be a nice place with different management and staff. The owners are RV'ers but absent most of the time it seems (never present on either of our visits). They have made great stides in expanding the park soon to be well over 100 sites with a nice clubhouse and WiFi throughout the park but there are two sets of rules in the park. One for long term residents and one for everyone else. Dogs of long term residents including management are allowed to run free throughout the park without even the hint of supervision let alone someone to clean up after them, but if a "pile" of droppings is spotted on your site you will hear about it even if you don't have a pet! Twice, dogs from other sites jumped into our coach when we opened the door and we had to chase them back out and neither time was an owner in sight. They have meals served in the clubhouse 3-4 nights per week an arrangment they call Judy's Diner whereby you can purchase a meal for a $4-5 "donation". They use the word donation to get around health codes regarding resteraunts etc. to which they would be liable if they charged a fee for the food. Children are allowed but not really welcomed as the managers like to "gossip" about the poor behavior of the kids in the park and seem to blame every evil that occurs, imagined or otherwise on them, and we don't even travel with kids, but I feel sorry for any that do visiting this park. Finally, if you have a park that has expanded and allows tents, pop-ups and other units that are not self-contained you need more then 2 toilet/shower combos in the park. There seemed to be quite a wait to even use a toilet in the morning with others in the shower at the same times. We have returned once to the park and hoped it had improved but we will not again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is more of a correction than a review. Based on the review that was submitted above , my wife and I decided to spend Thanksgiving weekend here. When we arrived we took one look at the place and left! This would be an ok stop over if you were headed somwhere else. You could literally throw a rock and hit a semi as it was going by on I-10! People need to be honest with their reviews , The one above sounds like it was written by the campground owners. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We literally stumbled across this campground, on the internet, while shopping for a winter snowbird retreat. Oaks 'N' Pines is located at the intersection of I-10 and 441 in Lake City, Florida. It is only about a year or two old. The owners are as nice as they come and they aim to please. During the winter months, there are cook-outs every Saturday night. Chicken and ribs are supplied and you bring a covered dish and utensils. There is a recreation hall for games, pool table, TV, puzzles and just about anything else you could want to keep one occupied. There are trees, shrubs, roses, etc. everywhere and there is a definite sense of pride and accomplishment when you talk to the owners and the employees about the campground and their plans for the future. Outdoor activities include: horseshoes, shuffleboard, walkin trails, etc. The atmosphere reflects the attitude of the owners and employees, that of friendliness and the feeling of satisfaction. Try them and I know you will be pleased. We camped here in a camper.

A good overnight stop, extremely quiet. Passport America accepted. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.