High Springs Campground

High Springs Campground is a small 48 site campground. Our site 7 was spacious and sandy. Our brief stay was pleasant and reasonably quiet. We did not use any of the amenities. Be aware that they ONLY accept cash or check. Due to arriving after hours, payment was due the following day. While we were there, we were questioned if there were only four people at our site, which I thought was odd. Perhaps they charge for extra people? The cost for the night before taxes was $39.95.
We stayed in a 31 ft motorhome.

Was an overnight stay. Easy access off I-75, about 2 miles. Easy into the park, easy out. Site #8, sandy site, level, shady and plenty of space for a 40' MH and tow. Staff was friendly and lead us to our site. CG was having pool resurfaced at the time. Has a shower house and laundry facility. Yes, we would us this CG as an overnight stop again.

This campground is about a mile from I 75. Despite being so close to the highway, road noise is not too bad.

The site I was in was not level and was on a bit of a slope but that was rectified with some levelers. Some of the other sites were more level but they seemed to all be a little cockeyed. The campground is right off a public road. They have tent sites available but I would not recommend these because they are about 20 feet from the road.

I thought the laundry was a bit expensive at two dollars per cycle. The town of High Springs is about 10 minutes away and has all the essentials.

This is a good place to stop over for the night. There are long-term residents who were a bit more unfriendly than I’m used to, perhaps because this is mainly a stop over park.

This is a small campground that is perfect for an overnight stay as it is right off I-75. We stayed overnight in large pull through site #30, which was great for our 44 ft fifth wheel to stay attached to our dually truck for the night. Campground is wooded but very well kept. Host was really nice when we called to reserve our spot. We had full hookup. Be aware that they only accept cash and check. Not a problem for us, but a lot of people only use cards these days. We didn’t use the WiFi but it appear that the signal was low near our campsite. The only issue we had was the sewer hookup was on higher ground compared to where our RV was parked, which made for a difficult and inconvenient time when emptying tanks even with a bridge being used. Other sites nearby didn’t appear to have that problem but we wouldn’t fit in the other sites. Overall, it was quiet and convenient to interstate. I would recommend for an overnight stay.

Nightly amount based on weekly rate. We stayed over Thanksgiving weekend and the place was booked solid, Even so, it was very QUIET!!! Very close to I-75 but still very QUIET!!! Bigger sites with your neighbor not right on top of you. Good power and water - NOTE: water pressure was pretty high, blew out our inline filter and had to move regulator in front of filter. Level, shady, hard packed dirt site. Internet was spotty but usable at times. Interior roads were not in the best shape but that is minor. We really enjoyed our stay and exploring the area. We'll definitely stay here again on the return trip north this spring.

We stayed here two years ago in the fall. The camp host was very concerned about letting us stay because we had a motorcycle in our toy hauler travel trailer. We promised to roll it off the property before starting it up because it was a noisy Harley. Actually, we liked the place. Sites were big and the surrounding area is very green. We took a long walk on the Old Bellamy Road and learned the history about it. We also rode the cycle there--it was very scenic! We like the town of High Springs, and this campground feels very safe. It's an enjoyable place to stay.

Of course not the parks fault it was rainy but all of those trees left no sunlight. Sites are long and pull through are pretty easy to get into even with all the trees.
Laundry is old and outside so didn't do any laundry in the rain. Roads are rough and very bumpy. No wifi as workers cut it while trying to work on roads and sites to put asphalt down. Now mostly sand over tar.