Can't say enough about this place! Right off 75, close enough to civilization Publix and…read moreincredible bbq ( Big Wood BBQ) and so well maintained. Stocked fire pit was waiting for us at our site and the grounds were impeccably maintained. The host was very nice and accommodating despite our late arrival! There's great space between sites and just the right amount of woods! We will definitely stop here again and next time we'll stay an extra night!

Great little place. Friendly owner, beautiful quiet scenery. Ask to be up front if u can.read more

Clean, quiet, great staff members. We stayed a month; asked for a second month but they were…read morepacked. Close to town and across the street from Crooked River State park.

This is a relaxing time, nothing much to do at the campsite, but it's just a short drive to Saint…read moreMary's which is a fun place for restaurants and Riverview on the Saint Mary's.

We stayed one night at Sunny Oaks. It is very clean, has large pull throughs and back ins. You are…read morenot on concrete slabs, but rocks. There is a small bark park, laundry room, kids playground, and showers. Their other location has more amenities that you can use, but you would need to walk or drive about a block to it.

Sunny Oaks RV Park in Jacksonville, FL is a simple, no-frills campground, but it was exactly what…read morewe needed for our trip. If you're just looking for a clean, quiet place to park and rest your head, this spot does the job well. The facilities were clean, the sites were a nice size, and they offer washers and dryers along with two dog parks, which was a nice bonus. The park is located right off New Kings Road, so you will hear some traffic noise, but it wasn't anything too bothersome. For a short stay or overnight stop, I'd definitely recommend it. For a longer stay with kids, it may not be the best fit, but everyone's camping style is different.

One of my favorite military campgrounds. Conveniently located near the beach but protected from…read morethe winds during a storm due to the surrounding trees. The people and pets are friendly and it is overall a quiet place to camp. There are get togethers in the club house at the other campground on base (Pelican Roost) for all the campers from both parks (pancake breakfast,. There is very limited shopping in the immediate vicinity...you will have to drive to get food since the commissary is off base and the stores on base close early. The laundry is free and the camp hosts ensure the laundry room and bathrooms are always clean. I definitely recommend if you are looking for a place to camp near the beach!!

This was our first stay here. We loved the convenience to the beach. I rode my bike several times…read more It was so quiet and peaceful too. The R Vs are parked too close together. We would like to come again.

What a nice group of people! We weren't planning to stay in Lake City.... just passing thru !!…read more But when RV problems popped up and we were directed to Rush Truck Service for repairs. Luckily, Casey Jones RV Park was just down the street. I called late Monday afternoon, spoke to Rose, who was so friendly and accommodating. Explained the RV repair situation and that we didn't know if our stay was going to be 1,2 or 3 nights. She said.."no problem". I asked for 2 nights, not knowing what the future held. They were very flexible & accommodating. Day 3.... AM..... . yeaaaa, RV was fixed. I gave my many "thank you's" and said goodbye. We were checking out !! Well, we got about 4 miles down the road.... engine alerts came back on and we turned the Coach around and headed back to repair shop. I called back to Casey Jones RV and asked for a 3rd night. Again, they said "no problem... and said that they even saved my same spot for us". . Almost like they knew we'd be back !! Now on Day 4.... RV fixed and we got on our way to continue our trip. Besides being very close to the Truck Service Center....... This park is nice, quiet and easy in & out for our 43 ft Coach. Reasonable overnight prices as well. YES..... I would stay here again & recommend to others.

Super friendly and nice. Really enjoyed how quiet and peaceful it was. Very clean bathrooms. Highly…read morerecommend.

We really enjoyed our stay at this campground. The resort is beautifully maintained, with all paved…read moreroads and spacious sites that are a generous 35 feet wide. Our pull‑through site had full hookups (30 & 50 amp service) and plenty of room to maneuver, making setup easy and stress‑free. Each site is beautifully lined on both sides with magnolia bushes and trees, providing a surprising amount of privacy and a peaceful, park‑like feel. We also appreciated that each site has a separate spigot for washing your rig or vehicle, which is a thoughtful and convenient feature. One of the biggest advantages for us was the easy access to I‑95. We used this campground as a two‑night stopping point to break up our drive from Myrtle Beach to Miami, and the location was perfect--quick on and off the highway without the noise you might expect. The amenities here truly stand out. There are multiple bath houses and laundromats, all clean and convenient, plus a well‑stocked store with RV supplies and LP gas. The entire resort is handicap accessible, which is clearly reflected in the layout and facilities. There's no shortage of things to do--fishing on the lake, relaxing by the swimming pool, or enjoying shuffleboard, horseshoes, and the game room. The pavilion fire rings, dock, and conference center add even more versatility. What really sets this place apart is the staff. Everyone was friendly, helpful, and genuinely welcoming. When we had an issue, they quickly referred us to a local mobile RV repair technician, who was wonderful and took great care of us. This campground is excellent as an overnight or travel stop, but it's so well‑kept, quiet, and amenity‑rich that we would absolutely recommend it for a longer stay as well. We would happily return.

I've wanted to stay at this "resort" for over 3 years (since we started full timing) but I can…read morehonestly say I'm terribly disappointed! The sites are extremely small, we have a 44ft 5th wheel. The sites haven't been mowed in weeks, grass/weeds are 2 foot tall in most places and the no see ums are insane! The dog park looks like it was an afterthought. For the price, I expected better. St Simons Island has been the highlight of this trip, however, we won't return!

What an amazing resort! The accommodations are amazing. If you are working or just getting away…read morefrom the norm. This place is perfect! It is close to almost everything you need. But still on the outskirts of the busy city. On site accommodations are relaxing and fun. They have clean bath facilities and a beautiful pool. There is a covered lanai with tables and family games for entertainment. Busy weekends usually have food trucks from local vendors. I highly recommend this resort!

Santa Fe Palms RV Resort has quickly become one of our favorite campgrounds and is such a fantastic…read moreaddition to Gainesville! As FL Gator alumni, we love visiting frequently, and this is now our go-to spot. Bonus: we even had our RV washed, waxed, and detailed right on-site. The resort is just a short distance from campus and the customer service is exceptional. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a great place to stay while in Gainesville!

What a beautiful RV resort.. They have a restaurant on their…read morefacility. The food is amazing. . Hot tub and pool is gorgeous . Everyone is super friendly The staff was amazing. We felt very safe there.. we will definitely be back next year. walking distance to the beach.

The park is in a prime location! Super close to both the Intracoastal and the beach, which made it…read moreeasy to enjoy sunrise walks, fishing, and quick beach trips without any hassle. The on-site restaurant is locally owned and operated - Funkadelic Food Shack. Delicious food with a fun, laid-back vibe that really fit the resort atmosphere. The staff throughout the entire resort were friendly, welcoming, and genuinely helpful. You can tell they care about the guest experience and the overall upkeep of the park. Another awesome perk was the complimentary bikes available for guests!! This is such a win for cruising around the area and enjoying the scenery without needing to get in the car. Between the location, amenities, great food, and outstanding staff, this place is an easy recommendation and a definite win-win for anyone looking for a coastal getaway or even a staycation!

We've been coming here to Kelly's for more than 10 years as Snowbirds. We have made life-long…read morefriends here. We recently participated in a Holiday Pot Luck Dinner at the campground clubhouse. It was well attended by at 30+ campers, residents, and visitors. The food and fellowship were great. Everyone seemed to have a good time and no one went home hungry! The park atmosphere is laid-back and most residents are friendly and outgoing, always willing to help when needed and offer RV advice if something breaks. Nearby Lake City and Live Oak have about all of the restaurants and stores you will ever need. The park is endeavoring to add more weekly events such as games and Bingo nights, as well as an occasional Saturday evening LIVE GOSPEL MUSIC and sing-alongs. This is a great place to live whether snowbirds, visitors, or full-time residents. We'll be coming back here as long as we are able... Frank & Char Go Blue!

I was looking for a last minute place with full hook ups, to crash near the Florida Georgia line…read moreand this one passed the test. One one star review it has to be pretty good. It's about five miles from exit 22 on I75. I called before making my way off of the exit. I hate calling campgrounds! Why do they all give you an interview? What does it matter what year the RV is? Other than that, it was a pretty stellar RV park. They don't allow tent camping and I didn't see any pop ups. We checked in around noon on a Friday and even though there were only a couple of sites available, it was extremely quiet. They were having a pizza party at the community center and on our last walk, we passed a group gathered around the communal fire pit. The bathrooms are near the community center, which is in the back of the campground and at the entrance. There is nothing except one small lounge/bar right outside of the grounds and a Dollar General about two miles before you get to the RV park. So, you better come prepared. There is a walking trail that's off the beaten path. We were happy to escape the Kentucky snow, so the balmy 73 degrees for was much welcomed and we took advantage for a couple of walks. There were also a few cabins that I think were priced pretty reasonably. I wouldn't necessarily call them cabins though. They were more like modular homes with dark brown siding. Still, probably better than staying the night at a Red Roof Inn.