We were assigned site 78 when we checked in. A staff member in a golf cart guided us to our site. Everyone was very courteous and made us feel welcome.

Date of visit: Feb 2008

This pretty much sums up what the campground looks like. Most sites are in the open sun, while a few, including ours, at least offered a small shade tree. Sites are quite close together and this part of the campground is right beside busy FL-40, so there's a lot of traffic noise.

We were in the oldest section of the campground. As lots are sold, owners begin improvements, such as paving and landscaping. Most of the sites for rent are grass - looks like it could be pretty wet and muddy in a good rain. There's also a lot of construction noise.

Beyond the shuffle-board courts is the newly-renovated bathhouse, very nice with free hot showers.

Swimmers and sun-worshippers can enjoy the new pool and spa.

A very nice attraction is the River Park Cafe, just inside the park front gate. It offers good food at good prices and friendly waitresses.

This is the main road through the middle of the park. The two older sections are on the right, while to the left work is underway on 130 new lots in the Preserve Estates section.

One of several ponds on the property.

The largest pond has RV lots around three sides...

...and is home to this Great Blue Heron.

A new community lodge offers a game table, a large screen TV and a small swap library. There is also a computer room with ethernet connections for your laptop.

The Ocklawaha River runs by the west side of the campground. It's a great place for going out in one of the rental canoes or kayaks.

The Ocklawaha River.

We saw a good variety of birds, including this hawk.

Amenities

All sites full hook-ups: W/E(30/50)/S/TV

Verizon Broadband Access service (using antenna & amplifier)

Rates: $42-$45

Activities

Fishing

Kayaking

Canoeing

Coordinates: 29.214571 N, 81.981361 W

Elevation: 68'