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

We had such good time perfect weather warm water beautiful views I am sure there is a second time…read morefee was $5 USD per car. They had portable restroom.

There's nothing wrong with the park as far as management, but we just went and the parking…read moreattendant let us know the spring has stopped flowing. The water was very low and it was green (maybe an algae bloom from stagnant water?). We drove quite far to visit the spring and the website said nothing about this issue so i wanted to spread the word.

This is a place where you can sleep, cook, and get all the dive gear/ tank fills you need for cave…read morediving in the area. They feature several different rooms in mobile home type buildings rooms offered are: Back trailer: 2 beds on one side with a shared bathroom and 4 beds on the other side. The other 2 cabin type buildings I haven't been in but one has a bed for 2 people and the other I think has 2 beds sleeping 4 people. (call them for more details) Also inside the main building there is a room that sleeps 4 in 2 sets of bunk beds. The rooms are clean and the owner is very welcoming. They have a full shared kitchen on site for those who prefer to cook their own meals. The dive shop features rental gear and all the big or little things you would need to cave dive they have available to buy. 32% Nitrox is banked so filling tanks is a quick process here, always a good fill.

If using them for dive gear repair, beware. They sent off my regulator set to be repaired (had I…read moreknown they'd ship it off, I'd have taken it back to where I bought it to begin with). I was warned it would be a while because of lack of parts manufacturing which was no big deal so when months had passed, I didn't think anything of it. 7 months rolls around, they sent the USPS tracking info and said we needed to take it to the post office and locate it--it had been lost. USPS system only goes back 6 months--therefore, USPS can't do anything since it had been so long. The Dive Outpost tells me there's nothing they can do and then proceeds to tell me that I can buy a new set from them for $600 or a consigned set for $400. All said and done I have lost a $600 regulator set with no offer to replace or at the very least discount a new one. Bad way of doing business.

We love this place. we have stayed here three winter seasons and are scheduled to be there this…read morewinter. The managers Craig and Suzy are awesome. There is a clubhouse with a kitchen and tables and laundry outside. athat about it but thats all we need. It is a great deal for monthly and close to bike trails

Not fancy at all - but it was clean and available, and the people are friendly. They've got…read morepropane, and full hookups run @$30 a night - that's quite affordable. There's a number of permanent residents, but when we got in at 9 on a Wednesday night the park seemed pretty much empty. We set up, relaxed a bit, and sat watching the stars. Since there's no major towns nearby and we were about a mile or two off the interstate there was no light pollution to speak of, and the stars were very clear. All in all? 5 out of 5 - this is not a 'modern' sort of campground, this is something like your folks would have stayed at in the '80s, with the addition of wifi. It's 'rustic' - and if that's not your style then you might want a KOA. As for us, we'll stay there again gladly when our travel gives the opportunity.

This park is a bit off the beaten path but it is definitely worth checking out. The springs…read morethemself are definitely cool, as is the trailhead and I enjoyed chilling on the couple tables that were there specifically there for that very purpose. Being here maybe understand what day did Stephen Foster write the classic song "Way Down Upon the Suwannee River," the beauty and serenity here is a balm for your soul, both soothing and making you realize that there is more to this world than the hustle and bustle of the cities and the grind of your career. Just up the street from here is the local attraction that is known, at least locally, as the Graffiti Bridge. It is not that far off of Interstate 10 and worth the trip. I would hazard a guess that it would take you fifteen minutes out of your way and that is counting both going to and getting back on the highway. Once again, head over that way, you will not be disappointed. Check out both the springs and the Graffiti Bridge. You will be better for the experience.

Not the best time of the year to visit since we had family from out town we decided to came. Was…read moregreeted by Ucrânia man also checking it out. It's springs in the pass used to heal chronic pain because it's concentrated amount of mineral that bad way very smelly.

I was a long-term resident at this park. It has a lot of potential, but I lost count on the amount…read moreof people that left there due to the condition of the park not being maintained they don't clean up branches, twigs, rocks, stones, and hills a higher people that are actually residence in the park and takeoff part of the money from their rent so many people left because of the woman that seems to be running the park if she doesn't like you for whatever reason she will ask you to go has nothing to do with you being quiet and paying your rent on time so many people that I know left because of her I'm a registered nurse in the psychiatric field. She has serious issues that she's not dealing with. They're also many lies being told to the residence there they shut the bathhouse down allegedly due to maintenance that was almost a year ago. You could fix something in the Empire State building that like the time it had nothing to do with that line number one line number two they stopped the mail service in the park doodle laziness they want to do the bare minimum and not do the best for the residence. I had to go to the local post office and get a box. A lot of my mail was inadvertently sent back because of them important mail. Finally when I went to go on vacation and told him I would be back in a month she told me that it would be best for me to find another park no valid reason given whatsoever truly a personal decision on her pot they allowed people to commit to the park they're obviously doing inappropriate activity at night. I had to go to the sheriffs office outside of Lake City to report it they said they didn't want to do anything about it even though it's their park I had to put up with this for over a month the noise and the activity going in and out a short stay there will probably be no problem whatsoever, but any long-term type of living you will be met with resistance with this character Jackie all she does is ride around in the golf cart doing nothing looking for trouble Danny H

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!

Beautiful place. So well kept and has so many different amenities for all ages to enjoy. The staff…read moreare so friendly and accommodating. We really enjoyed our time here.

This place is amazing! We stopped in January on our way to Sarasota......and decided to only make…read morethe 3-1/2 drive back to this place when we left Sarasota! Kelsie and Brandon are fabulous! The bar is amazing! The pool is wonderful! We will always come back to this place!!!

Very dry I came to show the springs to my grand kids with my husband. We got a little disappointed…read moreat least too great pictures. Will be back later time. Its a beautiful place to be with family.

This is a great state park! Only $4 per car and offers access for scuba divers to the springs…read more There is open water diving allowed here at orange grove. No lights though! The park also has cave diving with Peacock I, Peacock III, and Bonnet. You can enter Peacock I either at orange grove or the main entrance also. Bonnet has more restrictions and is limited to only a few cave divers a day. The dirt road can get bad when it's been raining but the try to maintain it.