After a week at theme parks suck as Hollywood Studios and Epic Universe - we tackled Spring break…read moreby adding nature and make it peaceful. Crystal-clear water, shady trails, and total calm at Juniper Springs in Ocala National Forest. Skipping the crowds never felt so good.

What a gem of a campground. Immerse yourself in nature here with the family. Has something for…read moreeveryone. Well maintained trails, a beautiful turquoise water spring swimming hole with and old working water mill built in the 1930's. Bathrooms and showers available. Park was dog friendly as well. Kayak rentals available for a 7 mile paddle. All of the sites seemed nice and large. Easy to get in with a camper/rv. Quite at night for small camp fires in built in pits - picnic tables included. Honestly, this could be the nicest camp site I've ever been to.

Alexander Springs is one of my favorite springs to snorkel in the summer. The spring head is…read moregorgeous and the water is crystal clear. It is also nice for kayaking! There is a cool little area where you can 'park' your kayak and stand in the water, throw a frisbee, etc. On land, there is a sandy area you can lay out or various picnic tables perfect for lunch and snacks after swimming. I like that there is a reservation system so you can be sure you will be allowed in and don't have to arrive super early to get in line.

My first time at a spring and it did not disappoint! We came on a Thursday morning. Parking was…read moreeasy and there is a bathroom with showers right next to the parking lot. It's a short walk from the parking lot to the picnic tables and springs. The weather was perfect and the water was crystal clear.

Loved being member as Carol made it enjoyable meeting others who enjoyed the nude life. They…read moredecided to close unless you lived there and that was sad as no place close I could enjoy and I could not afford two homes. Hard to understand how to destroyed it. After reading what has happened with the hot tub gone, restaurant gone it has been ruined. Maybe someone else will find an area to open another so the hundreds of folks liked it can visit. I have a home in palm coast with a private pool and may start seeking others from Sunny Sands to visit and enjoy the wind and sun as we did there, once. Sometimes new owners don't get it, they buy because it was successful and they mess it up by killing what made it to begin with, sad.

We used to visit there before the new owners came in. Twas pleasant. Now they don't allow daily…read morevisits, loved the jacuzzi. They filled it in with dirt and planted a palm tree? Loved playing pool at the bar/restaurant. They tore it down. What part of you should sell it to keep it at a fun place don't you understand?

Lake in the Forest is a very attractive RV park with both RV parking and a bunch of cabins. The…read morecabins are rustic and comfortable in a really pretty way. They resemble the Tiny House trend you read so much about in Miami; they are tiny and they are houses, and they are super-cute. I really enjoyed staying in mine. If you are thinking about RV parks as disorganized, dirty and depressing places, Lake in the Forest will surprise you. It is immaculate, everything is well maintained and it feels consistently like a good part of town. There are a lot of nice places around the park where you can contemplate and enjoy nature. The place was almost empty when I visited so there was unlimited peace and quiet to enjoy. I would actually say it was a bit too peaceful and quiet. I didn't realize until almost time to leave that there was an active social center in the middle of the place that might have been interesting. Perhaps it was having just come from Disney, where it is impossible to get lost for more than five minutes without being legally blind, but it would have been nice to see a few signs pointing me towards favorite places within the property. There was a notebook in the house with lists of addresses of things to do, but it would have been nice overall to have more detailed descriptions of possible activities. As it turns out, the right thing to do is to ask the staff, who had an encyclopediac store of information when asked and could not have been more cordial. Some of the RVs are decorated with lights and effects in ways reminding me of Burning Man or Love Burn if it had been done on a really strict budget. The clientele are entirely pickup and RV folks. Hardly anyone had cars. I had my new-to-me pre-owned Mercedes and felt a touch out of place, the city slicker in the country, almost like I was invading a world I didn't quite understand. That was silly of me and amused me more than anything, but this is definitely not Miami. The few people I met were very nice, and the owner was exceptionally helpful, pointing out sights I would enjoy and showing me her own personal 80 acres of nature. I knock off a star for two things :The gate procedure and the checkout procedure. The office shuts down at 4:00pm and they close the gate allowing entry into the park. After that to enter or exit you need to get out of your car, release it, return to your car, drive through it and then close it again. So it feels like you are trapped in or shut out. The owner tells me that the gate serves its purpose of preventing pesky neighborhood kids and the like from coming in and annoying everyone, but there's no question it made me feel a bit alienated from the place. They intend to replace it with an electric gate eventually and that should solve the problem. Checkout requires that customers clean out the room, bring the sheets to the main cabin, take out the trash, wash dishes, empty and wipe out refrigerator, sweep the place clean and so on. This is a lot of physical labor for someone for whom that is, well, not his strong suit. They charge you a $60 fee if you don't comply. With my complete lack of domestic engineering talent this is not very hospitable. I wouldn't mind paying $30 but $60 just seems excessive. WiFi, while available, did not work well during my visit. I have Verizon's Unlimited cellphone plan and that worked fine for my stay. I simply tethered my computer and iPad with the phone and had fine functional access, despite the remote location. If you want to use the WiFi, they have several different networks with different passwords for each one. So you might want to program each one individually into your devices. A pain, but having all of them accessible would probably make it easier to find a functioning network. At $350 per week, I felt the value for money was outstanding. The place is pleasant, relaxing and very well kept up.

Just got here, the office attendants were friendly & so far we have all the info we need to hook…read moreup. Wi-fi isn't great, but it works for the most part. They have a large property that we toured around with Oem, the lady that lives on the property. She showed us al the animals including Sammie the llama. We went on a morning run, used the pool to cool off, and did some of the activities they offered. Quaint location, very relaxing.

Love this place! The property is well-maintained, the cabins are clean and comfortable, the…read morefacilities are great, the scenery is beautiful, the atmosphere is fun and relaxing, and the staff and owners are friendly, helpful, professional and welcoming. Perfect place for a memorable family getaway!

After spending 7 days at Paramore's Campground I gotta say it was everything I was hoping it would…read morebe after reading the reviews before booking the campsite online. This campground is remote enough to drown out all the noise from the outside world but close enough that in only a few minutes you can enjoy a few small town restaurants and convenient stores and lots of outdoor adventures. The turn off Highway 40 is easy to navigate even with the largest MotorCoaches or fifth wheel trailers and although portions of the road is narrow it is a nice paved road all the way into the campground so if you get confused just remember stay on the pavement and avoid all side roads which are dirt and sand. The office is staffed by a wonderful and helpful group that makes the check-in process simple and really quick if you reserved your site online. The roads inside the campground are also paved and wide enough to navigate stress free. Our site was very level in both directions and all the utilities were in close proximity and well maintained. Although there are a number of full timers here everyone we met were so welcoming and friendly and all the sites were nice and neat, I can appreciate all the rules after staying here and that's definitely the reason this place is such a gem. There are plenty of amenities including a large pool, tennis courts and a basketball hoop, a laundry mat, camp store and lots of access to the water whether or not you have a boat or plan to rent one and although I didn't use many of the amenities it's oblivious they are well maintained like everything else on the property. This is definitely "Old Florida Charm" so don't expect a ritzy MotorCoach Resort experience which is exactly what is so attractive about this place, so if you're looking for a little R&R don't hesitate to book it and hopefully you can get in, it seems no one is in a hurry to leave here...

A great place for serious Horse lovers who travel If you are…read morea horse lover, have a travel camper, and are looking for a place to travel to, this would be a good place for you. Google lists it as a "Camping farm." Their website states that they are an "Equestrian campground located adjacent to the Seminole State Forest." It can be a little tricky to find the entrance as it is a small sign off the south side of SR 44. Once you turn off the road it is pretty easy with the signage to figure out where it is. Our group went there to film a short video in the area near their common area. Most people we saw arriving drove with their Winnebagos and horse trailers and rented areas to let their horses have a rest and enjoy time out of the trailer with other like-minded people. There is a lake that we saw and their website touts trail rides on the property. It was a lovely place with lots of shady spots and a true rustic feel. The people who run the place were wonderfully helpful and friendly. If you want a nice place to stop and enjoy some time in a true Florida wilderness with your horse this is your place.

From the owner: Seminole Wind is an ideal equine getaway located in Central Florida with trail access into the…read moreSeminole State Forest. The 25 acre campground is owned and operated by Ryan Oliver and her husband Vince Oliver. They spend their weekends guiding trail rides and singing karaoke with their visitors!

Wasn't really able to go inside and check it out, but it is beautiful! When I went, they were…read moreclosed so I have to go another day during their business hours to be able to view the inside, which is amazing to have a gated community.

Camping in a beautiful country ranch setting. You can bring your horses and trail ride into the…read moreOcala National Forest just down the road. There is a rec room with DirectTV and ping pong. Stalls and paddocks for extra fee. 30/50 amp RV sites. Centrally located between Ocala, Daytona and Orlando.

Denied a beat down house from eviction almost 20 years ago..even though income was way more than…read moreneeded to qualify..bs I seen the look in the lady eyes when she seen our mixed daughter..tell me your racist without telling me your racist..

Stopped in the Riverside Grill one afternoon and talked with the owner. He said that he is cooking…read moreon a smoker on weekends and is running specials. Decided to try it for lunch yesterday 5/26/19. Group of five adults. Bartender was good, got our drinks and told us about the Babyback Rib special. She brought our drinks outside and took our lunch order, there were 3 burgers all different, one sausage and peppers and one rib special. We were pleasantly surprised how good everything was. I recommend the River burger. I tried a rib and it had great smoke flavor and was fall off the bone. You are in Umitilla, Weirsdale area so don't expect Orlando clientele. Everyone was very nice though. We will definitely go back again. They have a small stage and have live music on weekends around 2:00.

This place is super charming and cozy. Its under new…read moreownership and they are awesome ,down to earth people. Bare resort its a must visit !

Went there years ago when it was the Riverboat with my wife at the time. It was off the chain then…read moreand way better now!! We had a BLAST!

This RV park is so nice. Small and very convenient to a lot of activities. The owners were…read moreextremely nice and helpful. We left a set of our trailer keys there and they so kindly sent the keys to our home. We definitely recommend this place especially if you are planning on trying to watch a rocket launch at the Kennedy Space Center. Awesome location!!

I've been here for six months on business and it's such a well run , tropical feel park. Not very…read morebig but all size and shape roll through here and they are great. Friendly yet private and what a view. Close to everything with restaurants,grocery, walking paths and of course wildlife in the lagoon and rockets launching into space on a regular basis! Orlando is close by as are the airports. Hot shower in clean facilities with laundry that's affordable. Short or long stay I would recommend. Make a reservation and their concierge James will greet you. Thank you all who made my stay so good. Closest thing to home yet!