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We arrived on a Tuesday at noon and had no problem getting a site for one night - site 30. Most recent visit: Jan 2010 |
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We were assigned site 20 on our Feb 06 visit. Trees were just open enough that I was able to get a satellite signal for our TV. |
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Sites 5 and 6 have a large live oak hanging over them. |
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Sites 33-30. |
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Sites 15 and 16 are pull-throughs. |
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Sites 18 and 19 are long back-in sites. |
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Sites 34-36 are also pull-throughs. |
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Site 21 is a smaller site, as are its neighbors. |
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Sites 1 and 2 are paved and designated as handicap-accessible. There is a wooden ramp leading to the bathhouse from this area. Across the road is site 27, also andicap-accessible. |
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A very clean,
heated (sorta) bathhouse is located in the middle of the campground loop, providing hot showers. |
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Laundry facilities are under a canopy at one end of the bathhouse. There is also a large laundry sink. |
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A short
walk from the CG is a pleasant picnic area with several pavilions,
a children's playground, a volleyball net, and horseshoe pits. |
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Adjacent
to the picnic area is a boat launch. A 3/4 mile canal connects the
park to Lake Griffin. Rental canoes are available. |
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The 5th largest live-oak tree in the state of Florida is located in the park. It's over 300 years old. The trunk has a diameter of 10 feet, and the tree is over 80 feet tall and has a spread of 131 feet. Pretty awesome ! |
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This picture of Liz and me gives you some idea of the size of this tree. |
Dump station available Verizon Broadband Access (EVDO) service Rates: $18 40 RV sites - each with W/E(30A) hookup Coord: 28.86004 N, 81.90197 W |
Activities/Nearby Attractions Fishing/boating Leesburg Historical Museum Trout Lake Nature Center Bourlay Historic Nature Park Lake Dora community |
