Ok for overnight or two stay. You park on grass. Roads paved but very narrow. Lots of amenities for dogs (dog wash, dog run), but not much for people, unless your thing is horseshoes, movie night, pot lucks, etc. This is more of a senior snow bird park. Pool covered even though it was nice and warm, so no one was using it. Sites are tight and we saw the hostess escort a rig to his site by driving between two other rigs. The arrivee had to have two people move and retract the awnings on the two rigs he was navigating through, in order to squeeze his rig between them and get to his site between and behind them! Bathroom / showers were clean but very old -- looked like ancient rest stop facilities. The grounds looked well-maintained and clean, and the staff seemed friendly. If you're on I 75 this might be a choice to lay up overnight. Easy on and off the freeway for 42' rig and tow car. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This RV park is very over rated. TL gave it a 9.5, 8.5, 7.5. They claim to be the best RV park in Ocala but there are many parks with lower ratings that are far superior. The heated pool is only 75 degrees at best and is only open on very warm days noon to 5pm. It seems the owners need to cut their costs on heating it. Their website boasts guaranteed satisfaction. We were going to stay 3 mos. and paid $509.00 up front but left after only two weeks. They refunded $29. If you need just an overnight it will do the job. Trailer Life had to be asleep when they rated this one. Grass sites, few activities, to far from every thing, old restrooms and showers, no sink in the small laundry, very minimal camp store, and a pool that you can't use unless you wear a wet suit. Worst all you can't count on their guarantee. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park lacks amenities for what I consider a high price after discounts making it about $32.00 a night for hookups with electric, water and sewer. No cable tv in the area yet the campground. Wireless internet is $ 2.95 an hour which we did without for two nights. It is about 10 miles south of Ocala and is not close to any major stores/restaurants. Only a few fast foods, etc. are within a mile at the I-75 Interstate interchange. With the windows open on a cool night I could barely hear the interstate traffic. There are a few trees but not many. The overnighters area is marked (long termers are mostly in the back) and you park on grass. The bathrooms were clean but really old, almost like an old barracks style with concrete walls and troughs for the water to run down. I couldn't figure out with a lot of open sites each day we were there, they put new arrivals close to each other instead of spacing them out a little bit. Lucky us had a neighbor with five kids and on the other side a dog that like to push how far his leash would go. Would I stay there again, probably not. Seems to be more a "snowbird park". We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice overnight or few day stay park. Very easy in and out. It is being upgraded and our supersite was not really any different from the regular full hook up sites. Can be a challange to level side to side as the slope can vary. We would return but not opt for a super site at this time. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Decent overnight or few days. Same exit as Don Gartlis Museum of Drag Racing and Car Museum. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a nicer park than some of the ratings that I have seen. It is quiet, has a good strong (although costly) wifi connection and a great area for dog owners. There is a large fenced area for road weary dogs to run free and play...also a nice dog bath for our furbabies. My only complaint is that all of the rv sites are on grass. I think it could get muddy quite easily during a rainy season. The main roads are all paved. No cable tv and virtually no local channel reception are also drawbacks. It is quiet, even though it is close to the interstate. This is our second visit and we would return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A quiet park, which is mostly adult, planned activities 3 to 4 days a week, very clean (unless there is a weekend group in then the bathrooms can get pretty bad). A very friendly and helpful staff. There is WiFi ($35 a month) but it’s a very slow system, about the same as dial up. They advertise a heated pool and spa, which appears to be solar heat; we never got in the pool, the first week the water was freezing and the last three weeks the pool was drained. The interior roads are paved with grass sites, the standard 30 amp sites are a little narrow (awning to slides get a little close) the deluxe 50amp sites are larger, they also have “buddy sites” where the units face each other and have a large shared patio, most of the sites are tree free. If there is a group in the park then they get exclusive use of the clubhouse. Electric is extra for monthly stays at $0.11 a kwh. Washing vehicles is allowed w/$5 permit. If the pool was usable we might stay here again. (Five years of full timing). We camped here in a Motorhome.

The owners have made many upgrades such as paved roads,dog exercise yards, dog baths,and dog care services. They have upgraded the electric to 50 amp on many sites and are working to complete the rest of the sites with 50 amp service. They have wi-fi internet. This park is very clean and the owners and staff are very friendly. We will be staying here all winter and plan to return next year. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The majority of sites are NOT level and grassy. None paved. No cable avail. and when inquired concerning reception of TV was told that we could receive all of the local stations. Electrical power was sporatic. The office staff, although nice, was not very knowledgeable concerning RV needs. NO Shade, cold pool and spa. Would not camp there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice large sites, near I-75 exit. Close to Ocala. We stayed there two weeks in February 04. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great location off I-75. Pull through. They are working hard to get Wi-Fi up through-out the park. The staff is very friendly and helpful. We used Passport America for 6 nights. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great for an overnight stay, or weekend. The staff was friendly and helpful upon our arrival. We enjoyed the fact it was close to shopping, and restaurants. We walked around the entire park, and weren't greeted by anyone we saw. We discovered a dog run, and it was nice for our dog. The one side of the campground shares a fence with a mobile home park. There's a auto/RV wash station, which was a pleasant surprise and located appropriately. We did not see the inside of the cabins, but they were very nice looking, with swings on their porches, by the "fishing" pond. The community room, with a fireplace, looked inviting. We will probably pass this one up as a "destination get away" next time, only because we like to get away from the traffic noise. This campground is a good choice for someone passing through. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We had been here before, and thought it was a nice park to stay the night. The price went way up. Ended up taking a 30 amp water and electric for 30 bucks. WiFi didn't work. Maybe they don't have access. We stuck with regular TV because they wanted another 3 dollars for cable. Not impressed this time around. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Great campground. Our first experience riding on sand. Great trails! You have to drive a long way on a dirt road to get there. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice park with friendly staff. We were here Easter weekend and the had a community dinner in the rec hall. Plenty of room with easy access to the sites but the sites are just dirt and grass with large ruts. Very few trees in the park. We were here to attend the Dick Reed school so that occupied most of our time and thoughts. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice park. Close to shopping & restaurants.Very friendly & helpful staff. Stayed a month. Very dog friendly with nice dog run. Will stay again! We camped here in a Motorhome.

The roads in the park are falling apart. Chuck holes every where. Lots of dead trees and the owner is not putting any money into it for upkeep. Most of the employees were very friendly, but the manager has an attitude and is often very rude. She has even turned her back on customers that were talking to her. We will not ever stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is an old KOA park that has been recently taken over by new management. It is a large spread out campground with quite a few buildings and they have their share of not in very good condition RV's that appear to be rather permanent. We were told that improvements were ongoing but it's evident much work needs to be done. The sites are all dirt, sand or a combination of both. They all appeared to be level, but most would benefit from raking and picking up. The wireless system is good as long as you go to the office to use it (they have a computer room there). Out in the park it is not accessable. The staff all appear to be friendly and helpful and most are workcampers. The pool is large and clean and although heated, not very warm. They appear to have some activities. Even though it is next to an interstate,traffic noise was hardly noticed. For as large as it is, it was a very quiet campground. All the facilities were adequate. The reason for the low rating is mostly due to the disparity between the high daily rate, and the present condition of the property. Until further improvements are made, the word "resort" should be removed from the name. It's an ok place for a few days. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The use of RESORT in the name is an abuse of the word.The pool was loaded with people from the local neighborhood and made it un-useable for RESORT guests. That same night the club house was used for an outsider party.There are full time residents with all their tools and business material scattered around the units. Permanents are also moving into the front portion of the park with very large units and no license plates.The cars parked around them would not be capable of towing anything that big.It was a koa and is falling into disrepair.The grass needed attention. The cable system has a large # of channels, staff very friendly,nice tv room/library and has fairly large sites. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This campground was formerly known as Ocala/Silver Springs KOA and my review is not regarding the park itself, but rather regarding the actions of the park manager. On Easter Sunday my husband and I were beginning our journey back home to Wisconsin. Unfortunately we experienced major problems with our RV within 100 miles of our starting point. We knew that we had to get to the Cummins repair facility in Ocala first thing Monday morning. We had the address for Cummins and believed that this campground was located relatively close to that facility. When we went to the office to sign in, the woman at the desk was very polite and sympathetic to the problems with our rig. We asked for directions to Cummins and she was not real sure, but gave us a map of the area. We had asked for a pull-thru site that would accomodate our 40' motor home and tow vehicle. Unfortunately, when we got to the site, we had to unhook our tow vehicle because our rig barely fit on the site! It was certainly not what we would consider a pull-thru. Since we had the car disconnected, we decided to see if we could find the Cummins facility. We discovered that it was only about 5 miles from the campground and also discovered that they had electric and water hookups for RVs! We went back to the campground and explained to the woman at the desk what we had discovered and asked if we could possibly get a refund since we had only been at the campground for approximately 1 hour. She again was very sympathetic and thought it would be okay, but said she needed to check with her manager. She called the manager over a walkie-talkie, so we heard both ends of the conversation. The manager was extremely rude in her reply stating, "do you see the note posted on the front desk that states 'absolutely no refunds'...well that's what it means...absolutely no refunds!" The woman behind the desk had no idea the sign was there and was very embarrassed and apologized to us. We told her it was not her fault and to be sure to wish her manager a "Happy Easter" from us. Due to the circumstances surrounding our situation and especially since it was Easter Sunday, we felt an exception could have been made. We left the campground anyway, less $35 in our pockets. I know that we will never stop there again, even though the park did appear to be very clean and well taken care of. We have shared our story with many of our RVing friends and they agree with us and would also choose to not visit that park! We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a new park for us, and we are always a little fearful not knowing what to expect. What a pleasant surprise. The sites were large and well shaded. The campground has two loops, Sharpe's Ferry and Fort King. We stayed in Fort King, but there were very few sites in either loop that we would not have been able to fit into. There are washers and dryers available on-site and shopping opportunities in nearby Ocala. We would return. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We have stayed in this park many times, and it has always been wonderful. Large level sites. This is one of our favorites. The center pull throughs are 50 amp. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

If we lived anywhere in the south or east, this campground would be used frequently by our family. We stayed here for 2 nights on way to Walt Disney World and wished we could have stayed longer and the campground was booked for when we could return -- definitely popular! While rainy, our stay was relaxing. The staff were friendly and helpful. The park is gated after hours but campers are given the necessary code to enter if necessary. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We had site #43 Fort King loop. Our site was huge as our most sites in this park are. Bathhouses were newer and very nice. Camping area a long way from the center of the park, we used our bikes a lot. 5 picnic pavilions, museum of a reconstructed Cracker village, a natural and cultural museum $3 pp. 10 cabins in separate loop, 5 walking trails. We biked the river trail which overlooks the Silver River. Pets are allowed. The weekend we camped there was a Pow Wow which was very educational for our dd. All sites have a stone pad, BBQ grill, picnic table, and fire ring. Sites were very deep. You can canoe/kayak the silver River but you need your own canoe or use an outside vendor. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Great campground...we loved this place and the ease of pulling into the campsites. The place seemed very spacious and clean, two thumbs way up! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This state park is one of the best in Florida. The sites are huge. Back-in sites are even big rig friendly. The continued growth of the vegetation between the sites is allowing more and more privacy. The staff is extremely friendly. Only real complaint is their over priced firewood. It is small pieces and is usually wet and/or green. We are bringing our own wood next time. Nice picnic and playground area. There is a museum on the grounds, but have never seen it open. Plenty of hiking trails. We camped here in a Motorhome.

One of the prettiest parks we have ever seen! All roads are paved. All sites are paved, level, huge, and very private. If you don't need all the amenities and want a campsite about 10 times the size of a commercial campground, give this park a try. There are only a few 50A sites so reserve early if that's important to you. We will stay here many more times. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice campground, there are walking and bike trails. One trail ended up at river, very beautiful. The site is large and leveled , the bath room and shower are one of the best I've ever seen--very clean. We camped here in a Motorhome.

If they had sewers they would get a 10. Nice state park campground. Sites are very big and they have a number of pull throughs. Roads are easy to get around. Great place for a bike. The river is nice, but you have to have your own watercraft. They do not rent any. Not far from Silver Springs Park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Beautiful, shaded, large, private sites. Did I say large? Lots of hiking trails as well. This is a true gem. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Camped here for 2 nights and the site was wonderful. Showers were large and had heat lamps, everything was clean, even had laundry facility available. However, the museum was closed (open only on weekends) and other buildings shuttered. They have many hiking trails, but though they say they are on the Silver River, it is a 1/2 mile walk to get there. No bad, unless you want to put in a canoe at the canoe launch. There is no easy way to get your canoe/kayak to the river. As a spot to launch off to other Silver Springs/Ocala sites, it is great. However, a short distance away are some commercial campgrounds that offer far more at a similar/reasonable price. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Has the biggest pull thru sites I have ever seen, no RV too big for this campground. Sites were in great condition. Highly recommend visiting the museum which shares the history of the area. It's in the park, walking distance from the campsites. No charge, donations only. Trails are beautiful but unbearably hot and buggy since we visited in the summer. We brought kayaks and paddled the Silver River, it is crystal clear and you will see the occasional alligator and many different birds. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A really nice State park. I would definately stay here again, but it is a shame they have no sights with a view of the beautiful river. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed at Silver River State Park for five days starting Dec. 30, 2003. It is a beautiful campground, there is four walking trails and one biking trail. I walked two of the walking trails, they were very nice, both ended up at Silver River and it is worth the walk to just see the river. Fire wood is there for a donation at the campground. It is close to shopping. Would I go again, Yes. The sites are very large and covered with small stones, contained a picnic table and a fire ring. Many of the sites are pull through. We had site 10 and it was close to the bath house. In the campground are 10 cabins that are very nice, they will sleep 6, everything is furnished except the food. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a beautiful state park. Huge private sites, lots of walking/bike trails and a museum. Firewood available for a donation. Did'nt see a bad site in this park. Highly recommended We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The perfect camp site, very large and private. My only problem with this park is that there isn't a trail that follows the river. There is one trail that takes you down to it but thats it. I can't understand a park that has a beautiful river running through and not having any access to it. If it wasn't for this I would have gave it a 10. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very new state park. Just opened last year (2001) The staff at the park are most helpful and friendly. Someday with a little time it will be a top rated state park. The sites are very large sites. Some of the largest I have seen. It has 6 or so very nice cabins that are located deep in the forest. It has lots of hicking trails that you can see wildlife. I saw deer and turkeys. It is less than a mile from the Silver Springs attraction. We camped here in a camper.

Nice clean campground. I believe all sites are back in but most seems to have plenty of room. We have a 40' 5th wheel and had no problems. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very clean campground. Spaces are large and at an angle so they are very easy to back into. WiFi is available, but it is linkspot which has a charge for it's use. Parking on on cement pads and there is a table at every site and a grass area next to the rig. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a Pasport America park and nightly rate is $11 + tax. Very clean park, just north of town. We camped here in a camper.