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We called late at night after our departure was delayed. The manager was already off-site, but promptly answered and knew which sites were available. Check in was simple and consisted of filling out the intake form and paying $29 cash. The site was clean and mostly level, but it seems like most rigs belonged to residents. Power was consistent and hookups were in good condition. We would stay there again.

We stayed at this park both going into Florida and when we were heading home. Campsites are spacious and easy to get into. All sites are back-in, but wide roads make it easy to maneuver. Campground is popular for snowbirds, but had sites available the whole time we were there. Oak Grove has its own private beach and is a great way to start your day watching the sunrise. The showers and laundry facilities are top notch. The laundry room has 6 washers and 4 large capacity dryers and cost $1 per load. There is a change machine there as well. The camp hosts are very friendly and helpful. All in all, it's a great place to stay.

Stayed here hoping to see gators in the wild, but did not. It was a let down, but the camp would be a nice place to stay for fishing and taking a boat up and down the river. As you would expect in the deep south, mosquitos were everywhere and humidity was above 90 percent. Campground has 9 camping spots and reservations are required, but don't be surprised when you arrive and someone else is parked in your spot. Coordination seems to be lacking as we showed up with someone in our spot. Luckily there was an open space we were able to take. The park and rec lady went out of her way to ensure we were taken care of that night. Bathrooms are clean and they have a new, small playground for the little ones. It was fun to experience, but we would not stay there again.

We stayed at this campground and loved our stay however brief it was. Big Oak has a central community area centered around a massive oak tree. Check in was quick and easy. The person working the counter could have been more helpful, but I guess her phone was important too. The restroom/shower building seemed new and were lockable. Portions of the campground seemed to have long-term residents but still room for travelers as well. Was a nice little park, but it was pricey when compared to others in the area.

Otter Springs did not live up to our hopes. First of all, it is a ways off the beaten path. Since we were just there for an overnight stay, maybe we missed a lot. They had plenty of spaces available. The bath houses were ok and each bath house had 1 washer and dryer each. Washer was $2.50 per load and dryer was $1.50. They have an "indoor" pool and boast many hiking trails. We kinda felt like we found where Deliverance got their actors from. The roads both in and out of the park were not smooth and had many potholes.