Another win for Florida State Parks! Loved our stay here. We saw dolphins playing out behind our site literally every day! Size of sites and the space in between them varies, if you book online you get a pretty good idea by clicking thru the... Read more

This is a free BLM campground about twenty miles south of Barstow. Really neat campground with beautiful views and incredible night skies. There are no reservations, it’s all first come first serve. Fourteen dry camping sites located at the end... Read more

Paid $150 for the week. To be honest we were a little concerned when we first arrived, this is a very large park at 155 sites and it’s only about a third full right now. I believe we were the only guests who were here for less than a month. ... Read more

Not only would we stay here again, we highly recommend this park for a couple of reasons. First, the park itself is great! Clean, friendly, great amenities, and they’ll pick up your trash in the morning 😊. Our check in process was five star all... Read more

Great location about ten minutes to downtown Laurel and all things HGTV Hometown. Clean shower and laundry rooms. Pool was not open during our stay. Large fenced dog park. Overall our stay was pretty good, I think due to the location of our... Read more

We really like this place. The sites are a little close for a state park but there’s lots of natural landscape between you and your neighbors. Shower houses were nice and cleaned more than once daily. Rangers were friendly and informative. ... Read more

In an area where State Parks are nearly impossible to book and it’s not uncommon to pay well over $100 per night at a private park, this hidden little gem was a welcome find. Very small (14 sites) family owned with an on-site manager (Mike is... Read more

Ho-Hum RV Park, Carrabelle, FL. $55ish with taxes and discount for a non waterfront FHU pull through site. My only complaint about this park is that is was just an overnighter for us and we should have stayed longer! On the water side of US98... Read more

With our Thousand Trails membership we paid $20 per night. If you know what to expect, this could end up being a favorite for you too! I've read some pretty negative reviews and feel that the fact that this is not your usual set up in an RV... Read more

Rate paid reflects Thousand Trails membership. Oh my goodness, by far our favorite stay, well…ever? The resort is on its own peninsula so the views are spectacular. There are amenities on top of amenities including a marina, a restaurant, a... Read more