Art Lacouture

Located near several Florida State Parks that do not offer camping. We had a pull through site. Recycled ground asphalt roads and pads. Mostly level. Some shade. Large sites with picnic table and fire rings. Office, store, showers and bathrooms currently in well kept sheds. Log cabin building being built. Restaurants and groceries 10 to 20 miles away. Staff very friendly and helpful. Decent Wi-Fi with campground over 75% full, 42 sites.

Very nice campground. Extremely friendly/helpful staff available to 8pm. Our site had fire ring and concrete patio. Great stop for families with pool, mini golf, bike/trike rentals. Clean roomy showers and stalls.

Friendly staff. Clean facilities (what we visited, did not use showers/restrooms). Very convenient to I-75. Hasn’t changed since we were here two years ago. Notice on checkin counter says they are having electrical problems; No electric heaters allowed, only one AC unit can be run at a time. I asked if they were working on the electrical system and was told it hadn’t been worked on since the 70’s. Nothing has been updated since the 70’s. Had planned to stay at State Park but reservation was canceled due to COVID-19. Dropped new toad off to have baseplate installed tomorrow then home

Visited during Chinese virus scare, no person to person check in, envelope taped to office door with site and park info. Public facilities closed. Nice, well kept park. Rate was with Good Sam discount. Price was high put there aren’t many options in Wichita Falls that I could find.

This is a mediocre RV campground at best. Nestled between the Yampa river and highway US40. We had one of the 4-5 RV sites on the river (water/electric only). Staff was professional, facilities were clean. The majority of the RV sites (westside) were extremely close to each other. There is a huge, nice tent camping area. The campsites are dirt. They exist and get away with high prices due to limited RV camping options around Steamboat Springs. If you like BBQ eat at Moe's Original BBQ just east on US40, fair prices and nice size servings.

Stayed here a couple of years ago just after ownership changed. Park is cleaner and well run. Passport American price is probably less than running a generator all night at a Cracker Barrel. Site 15 tripped my EMS due to low voltage, moved to 17. Like all these small aged park there are a few permanent residents. Mostly pull through sites. I used a WeBoost with the 4 inch antenna otherwise the cell would be one bar lower.

Decent overnight stay. Old park, EZ on off I-10. Pull thru grass sites. Best feature, not far from Bucee’s. Didn’t use restrooms/showers. Site 4 has a very bright street light. Passport America rate + $4 per person, otherwise would be overpriced.

Nice park. Spring head waters is several miles away. Camp stay gets free entrance to Springs. Full hookups. My iPhone 8 had one bar on T-Mobile, streamed YouTube TV with no problems. Wife’s iPhone 6 Plus had intermittent coverage.

Hard to book a site. Have stayed several times always on the beach side. Booked on the river side for the first time. Very pleased. Site 37 is one of the few, other than the tent sites, that have shade. Many local eateries no chain restaurants in Flagler, minutes away.

Older well maintained park behind Lazydays RV sales and service facilities. Lots of trees, feels like your in the country not the city. Two on site restaurants, closed Sundays. 24 hour pool and hot tube. Provided two free breakfast coupons and $10 off a $30 purchase in their accessory/parts store. All sites were back in, paved with full hookups. 25 minutes from Busch Gardens and 10 from the Seminole Hard Rock Casino. We were in a “45 ft” site. There was not room to park a car in front of our 25 ft class C length wise, parked perpendicular to the coach. We will be looking for more things to do around Tampa now that we’ve found this gem.