We have stayed here many times throughout the last several years. Our group consists of church friends and family. This year the group rented 3 cottages and 10 RV sites. Until this year, we have had a great time. The rules have severely changed and the management is no longer camper friendly. Kids are NOT welcome here. I cannot begin to tell the horror story of this year's outing. We were actually evicted from the "resort" by the lies and fabrications of the management told to the police. There is not enough room or time on this forum to tell the whole story. However, if you will email me at rjrupcjax@bellsouth.net, I will forward the whole story. Our group has decided we will NEVER EVER stay at this place EVER again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Our stay at Salt Springs was great. Not only was the park real nice – with lots of trees, large lots, pretty views of the lakes but it also had all the things it needed to make stay comfortable. About the lots – they are big and they have different types, with all well maitained hookups. Both the fishing and the weather were ideal – it was a great camp ground that offered so much. The showers /bathrooms were the cleanest I’ve seen and they have lots of activities/recreation facilities. The two pools were nice – kids and adults – kept things easier and the loj was spacious. Another bonus was the WIFI – a strong connection. There isn’t a lot of cell phone service, but that made it a more authentic camping experience. Also, there were some fun activites including dances that were good for the whole family. I would definitely recommend a stay there. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park has a lot of amenities but very strict. It is not a kid friendly park. We have stayed here several different times. It appears guest (campers) are not welcomed by the members of the park. The park patrol seems to take it to the extreme with visitors and not with members & their visitors. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a very nice park, the roads are all paved as are the sites. We found the other residents to be very friendly and welcoming. We rode our bikes around the area and got waves and smiles from everyone we met. This is a secure gated park and we felt very safe there. The rules are strictly enforced but this was not a problem as the rules are very reasonable. There is a shopping center adjacent to the park which has a small store and two restaurants in it. We will definitely stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We camped here in a brand new Fleetwood Popup. When I made the reservation, I was asked if we had our own bathroom and shower with a sewer hook up. Apparently this is an issue among the homeowners association, but I was never told why. Upon arriving, we were asked by no less then four different homeowners if we had this and each time we said yes. I am still unclear as to why this was an issue, but I can say it did get a little annoying. We certainly felt the vibe that we were not overly welcome there. We soon noticed that we were the only popup in this park. Another instance that was more than a put off was the fact that my daughter and her friend were told they were not allowed to ride their scooters in the park without helmets and no one under 10 can ride a scooter at all. Unfortunately my daughter is nine and we did not bring helmets. If we had been directed to these rules before we came, we certainly would have brought helmets. However, the rule about being over 10 was somewhat arbitrary and unfair. This campground had beautiful amenities... pool area, fishing area, putt-putt golf, etc. As well as the bath houses being immaculately clean and well maintained. But in light of the somewhat rigid and heavily enforced regulations from the parks "homeowners" we will not be returning here. There are quite a few retirees living in this park full time and some of their site were beautifully landscaped. Keep this in mind when visiting this place. Outsiders are not overly welcome. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This is a really nice campground. Each site is individually owned, so some are better than others. You can also rent directly from the owner at a cheaper rate, but you have to drive around the campground and find the signs and then call. They have an adult pool, a family pool and a kiddie pool. Also have a hot tub. You can get free wifi at the lodge and by the pool, not at the sites. Site are generally pretty good size and most are paved. There are a bunch of activities, a couple of cafes, and a very nice camp store. People are very nice, but strangely the office is not open on the week-ends and you can only make reservation by phone. The only negative is that there is almost no cell reception at the park. Otherwise a great place to stay for a few days if you like being on the water. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice park - I agree with the other reviews. We got reprimanded for setting up our Starband satellite tripod because we had wires running across the ground. They have discontinued the WiFi system they used to have. Consequently I would rate them NOT internet friendly. Very poor cell phone service. We would stay here again for a short while. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I do not remember the rate. But we loved the camp. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Wonderful park -lots of fun. Will return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park has everything you would ever need. Two pools, one for kids and one for adults. Park has a post office, produce stand, boat dock, two restaurants, hot tub, and lot of rooms to use. Pools and playground equipment are on Little Lake Kerr. Park has cottages on lake if you do not come by RV. Very little noise here. Lots of trees to park under. Cell phone service is very low. Cable TV was great. Staff was nice at check in. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a very nice campground. The showers are the cleanest that I have seen and the restrooms are heated so it is not a hot shower then a cold room to dress in. The sites are good size and the staff is friendly, the other campers are friendly and they have all the facilities that they say they do on the website. They have a cold kid's pool but the adult pool is very nice and the spa is hot. They have different activities and fishing, mini-golf, horseshoes and more. They have 2 restaurants within 10-minute walk, the small one for breakfast is great and they are down home folks. The draw backs if you call them drawbacks...the cell phone does not work within the campground but does work just down the street and there are more than 50 channels of cable to try and watch. This is a great place, we stayed there December 26-29 2002 and will be back this summer for some fishing. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very nice park, plenty of trees. They have 2 pools . One for adults and the other for kids/family . This is an excellent park to take walks and or bicycle in. The only real draw back to this park is that every site has a concrete patio, which is very nice, but each patio is in a different spot. Some are in the front, some in the rear and some in the middle.You need to check and see if the sites patio fit your particular rig. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Beautiful park with mature trees & nice size campsites. Big spring area with abundant picnic tables. Small boat & fishing canal. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a clean and open campground. Beautiful sites, but the best ones cannot be reserved. They are on a first come first served basis and they are very strict about holding sites for other people. It is not allowed. Each site is very level with a lantern post and very nice hookups. There is a lot of green grassy areas and nice trails. Cell phones will not work in this area AT ALL. It is truly in the middle of the Ocala National Forest, so don't even think about communicating with the outside world. The springs are beautiful and blue. There is a nice concession stand at the springs area. You cannot take your pet over to the springs or the day use area. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Great park big clean and shaded. Water electric & sewer on all sites. We will be back soon. We camped here in a pop up. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This is an unusual park for the Forest Service in that it has sewer hook ups. The campground is spacious and park-like but some of the sites are very close together. In our site, we had to sit behind our trailer to avoid staring into our neighbor's sewer hook-up. On the other hand, some other sites were quite spacious and positioned so that one had a nice view. The whole Ocala National Forest Area is quite beautiful and we made several side-trips to other springs to swim and walk. We were disturbed that one of the campground hosts displayed a Confederate Flag. I think these flags are in very poor taste, especially for the host! Some cell-phone service is available if you walk around for a clear signal. We do plan to return. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Absolutely fabulous National Park Campground. Beautiful surroundings as well as immaculate hookups! Children loved to swim in the spring (70 degrees year round-too cold for me, tho!)and saw gators, all types of fish and wildlife. Super friendly staff. A true gem of America! Thank you Natn'l Parks Service! We camped here in a Motorhome.

Salt Springs Recreational Area is one of our favorite campgrounds. It is well run, clean with ample space for each campsite. We especially like it in the cooler weather. We like to bike and swim in the spring which has several "boils" to explore. Blue crab and mullet are plentiful in the spring and can be caught in Lake George beyond the boundary of the spring. You need to book far in advance as many people spend the winter there. Cell phone service is not good in the Ocala National Forest. We have been known to drive to Palatka to use our phone and computer. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We liked this park a lot. Well maintained, roomy. The springs area was beautiful. Only negative was ZERO cell phone service. These sites were eyeballed as being satellite service friendly: 3, 12, 17, 22, 29, 30, 40, 61, 72-74, 77-79, and 83. [Criteria: dish mid-top of coach, 215 deg. azimuth, 51 deg. elevation.] We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very nice well kept park. Quiet at night. friendly attendants and park rangers. Boat ramp and view of the lake nice. Good hiking and biking. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Love this park. We loved the springs for swimming and snorkeling. We TRIED to canoe but too many boats out there. Large party boats, speed boats, bass boats and our little canoe was about to be tipped over. Nice to bike ride and nice to just veg out. We will definitely go again! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a great campground! We visited here last year and returned again this year. The campsites, facilities, people and springs are all fantastic. We will return. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Very nice place to camp. Roads and sites are all blacktop, no pot holes. Sites are level with steel table with a fire ring. 106 sites for RV units with 50 amps, water, & sewer. Also has 47 sites for tents near RV sites. Lake & Salt Springs inside park, water is 72 degrees year around in springs. Staff was nice nice at check in and campground is locked up at night. No noise from road or anyplace. Salt Springs is a very large place to swim in. Lots of very large trees in park. On weekends you will have a full house in park. Great place to fish. Golden Age rates are half price. Cell phone service is poor at best. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a first rate camping experience. The park and springs were beautiful. The campsites are large and level with full hookups. Swimming is allowed in the spring and the water is clear enough to see fish and other aquatic life easily. Bath houses were clean and well equipped. Can't wait to visit here again!! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Great park. It's like staying at an RV park with the amentities but it also has the SP flavor. All RV sites have a concrete pad, fire ring (placed in weird locations),picnic table and some have separate grills. Some areas have a lot of shade, others have none. No vegetation between sites. No playground in park. Had a BBall court near campground. Had a short walking trail. There is a camp store near the springs. It sells rv things you need as well as ice cream, tubes, floats for the springs. The springs are beautiful and cold. 72 degrees all year. No lifeguards, swim at own risk. Boats have a ramp to put in near the tenting area. No nearby stores, most are 15-20 miles away. Bathhouses are not cleaned until 1 pm. If you are an earlybird expect a dirty bathhouse. Water pressure was very low here. We will be back again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

The sites with electric/water/sewer are in the front of this park and are generally filled with big rigs with senior owners who do not tolerate children under the age of 50! On the other hand, the back side of the park is primitive camping only with large sites and shade - which is the best area. This was our 9th stay at this park. The only thing we would change about this park is for some enforecement of quiet time. Most of our visits have coincided with several families camping in adjoining spaces and staying up until 1 or 2 am and being very loud. Overall it is a clean campground and well laid out. The Springs are breathtakingly beautiful - worth a canoe trip to explore the spring run to Lake George! We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

All sites are handicap accesible. Golden Age passes are OK ($10.50 per night for full site). Campground was completly rebuilt last year. Swiming is in Salt Springs which has a beach. We camped here in a camper.