The thing I liked most about this campground is that it has large sites. They are for RVs/Tents so if you have both and a pop up, everything will fit! The down fall is that the sites are around a lake/river, so many of them are on a slope. I went when it was a rainier weekend and the water went through my site to the lake/river behind.The sites have a rocky/dirt driveway so the rain made for a messy trip, but that is camping I suppose! If it hadn't been rainy, then the slopes of each site would be the only down fall. The bathroom is located in the middle along with the trash drops which are located at the "top" of the slope. Since I had a site towards the entrance, it was quite a hike. However, I don't have a large RV, so this may not be an issue for most staying here. The facilities were kept well and the employees were very nice and welcoming.

One thing that makes this campground different from others, is the motor bike area. I haven't seen many of these near campsites so a lot of the people staying here do so to enjoy that area. There is also a bike trail, and three hiking trails. Since it is on a lake, there is the opportunity to do water activities, and a boat ramp is available but near the Silver Lake area.

The Withlacoochee State Forest has many places to stay, within this section are three parks, the two for RV's (which Cypress Glen is one) pets are allowed, however the ten only area (Crooked River) does not allow pets. I took my dog and she had a great time on the hikes and playing in the lake.