We managed to request for the same day and secured two nights. The plots were lovely, complete with all necessary connections. A few individuals stay for half a year. However, the majority of the inhabitants are above 55 years old.

This quaint park features a body of water, a play area for children, and a trail for strolling. The spots are even, surfaced with pavement, and well-indicated. Our Verizon and TMobile connections were decent, with two out of five bars of 5G network. It's also a suitable place for large vehicles.

Only spent one night but was impressed. Very well maintained county park with large, paved and level sites. All are full hookup and both 30A and 50A are available. Nice little lake with a number of sites backing to it. It is adjacent to US27 so there is some traffic noise. There is a boat ramp next to the park with access to Lake Okeechobee. Decent free wi-if. Didn’t use bathroom facilities so can’t comment on those.

Mostly for RV’s but there is a small area for tents. We set up our tent although our van is set up with a bed. The South side of the campground is close to Route 27 with lots of heavy truck traffic. At night the noise was unbearable. The RV sites on the other side of the small lake are probably quieter. Restrooms and showers are clean and the laundry was a plus. $11 per night per camper for tent camping. Only one table near the tent area. Grills are available along with a shared fire ring.

I wanted an out of the way location to spend spring break and this place was exactly that. This place is out in the middle of farm country. It's on the edge of a small town and 15 minutes away from a bigger town. Bigger meaning it had a Wal-Mart. My campsite backed up to a small waterway with trees on the far side and beyond that was the highway. It would get very noisy at times with the big trucks passing by. I didn't mind it too much as I am used to city noises. If you are bothered by road noise, try to get a site numbered 1-23 or 141-158. All of those are on the far side of the campground, a good distance from the highway. I didn't use the facilities, but I did go check them out. Everything looked very clean and orderly. The picnic benches at each site looked new. The power/water pedestal was clean and undamaged. The sewer connection was easily accessible. The concrete slab was wide enough for me to park my truck on the side of the RV and it was fairly level. I made my reservation over the phone effortlessly and when I arrived, check in was very quick. I like that the sites are at a 45 degree angle to the driveway and not at 90 degrees. The right angles are harder for me as a new RV owner. Lastly, if you have time, go check out some of the farms. I was able to get a tour of C & B farms from the owner. He even gave me a box of freshly picked green beans. I made several bags with about 2lbs in each and handed them out to the other campers.