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#3 is a pull thru site near the pool. short walk to bath house. concrete pad, picnic table. room for one vehicle only. sites are not terribly close. short term folks in the front, long-term / residents at rear of property. Just minutes away from the Duneden Causeway, honeymoon Island, fishing, kayaking, paddle board… whatever you want is a short drive away.

Stayed here for two months while working nearby. My site was dirt with a concrete pad for the picnic table but while I was there they were in the process of creating new sites as well as paving some existing sites. There are some wonderful waterfront sites and benches to sit by the water. The laundry room was clean as was the shower area. They have a fenced in area for the doggies. There’s also a small clubhouse and while I was there they had a Saturday night dinner which was great, all the campers were invited. A very friendly, relaxed visit. I would definitely stay there again.

There is a section separate from the residents for campers, close to the bathhouse, spacious & level sites. We didn’t use any of the amenities but there is a pool, wifi, etc. Great location for exploring the area. Friendly, helpful staff.

spacious sites, paved sites, hosts were friendly and helpful, each site has a picnic table and fire ring, lots of trees and nature. Pet friendly. I was here only overnight but I did see other campers fishing, kayaking and sitting by the lake apparently enjoying the view. there’s a boat launch at a nearby park and recreation area. very reasonable pricing. wifi was good.

huge disappointment— #59 is a pull thru site, quite a distance from the bath house. laundromat has washers, no dryers. the boat tours weren’t running & the visitor center wasn’t open...blamed it all on covid. no pool. nearest grocery is the Dollar General store, about 20 miles away. beer is at BP station. nearest restaurant (actually a gas station) is half hour drive, one way. the bugs were jurassic size. we saw deer, a black bear, turkey and a dead raccoon. there is a play area for the kiddos.

If you’re looking for a lot of bells and whistle‘s, then pass on this park. If you’re looking for a cozy, friendly park with great hosts, then this is for you. A great location with nearby boat ramp, boardwalk down to the river and quick access to Edward Ball Wakulla State Park (be sure to take the river boat cruise!) as well as other area attractions. I didn’t use the bathhouse but it was clean. The park has a few full timers but everyone I met was friendly. Looking forward to staying here again.

Wanted to stay here on my camping trip, but minimum stay is three nights

Friendly, fast service with reasonable prices. Like a breath of fresh air after being to some of those RV places that try to upsell you.

the coordinates take you to Camp Geneva (summer camp and retreat) - Lake Geneva is an attractive but small lake but alas, no apparent way for public enjoyment. That’s too bad, looks like a great spot for a picnic..

Nothing to see here folks... this small lake us located in the residential community of Hidden Oaks. Unfortunately enjoyment of the lake is restricted to the property owners that own on the lake’s shore. Too bad the developers didn’t think to save a bit of space for the public to enjoy this little bit of nature.