13 campgrounds with availability next weekend
Lake City RV Resort provides full hookup sites with water, sewer, and electric connections for motorhomes and travel trailers. The resort features paved roads and sites with concrete pads that accommodate larger RVs. Moonshine Acres RV Park, located near Fort White, offers 50-amp electrical service, water hookups, and sewer connections on well-maintained sites without significant tree coverage. Hart Springs Park includes both 30-amp and 50-amp electrical options with water and sewer hookups for RVs of various sizes. Island Oaks RV Resort features pull-through sites with full hookups and is designed to accommodate big rigs. "The roads and sites are paved. The wifi is not bad, but no cable TV if that is important. The staff is nice. Grounds are kept up well."
Throughout the Lake City area, RV parks typically remain open year-round with varying seasonal rates. Cell service quality differs between locations, with some parks offering WiFi access that ranges from basic to premium speeds. Most RV parks in the region provide sanitary dump stations, though availability of propane filling services is limited. Pet policies generally allow dogs with designated pet areas at several parks. Proximity to Interstate 10 makes Lake City a convenient stopping point for RVs traveling through northern Florida. During peak winter months, advance reservations are recommended as many snowbirds utilize these parks. A review noted that "Right next to I-10. Extremely convenient. Exceptionally clean facilities with strong focus on sanitation. Heavily shaded under tall pines. Easy and close 20,30,50 hookups, water and sewer."
"No tree coverage or shade, but a nice site. Full hook up & well maintained. Campground is new & facilities look like it. Well maintained & the sites are all well manicured."
"Site 19 has great privacy and view of woods. Only 2 miles from Itchetucknee. Would’ve been better if playground was a bit more present for littles. Very tiny setup."
from $50 - $65 / night
"It was our pleasure and privilege to stay with Lake City RV Resort."
"Had a very level and nice site with plenty of room for our 32' Motorhome towing a 20' trailer. Wifi was great. Cable had good reception."
"Located in the country and off the beaten path, be sure to have everything you need before you arrive. All sites are beautiful. The bath house is clean and maintained...water is hot."
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from $30 - $40 / night
"From the arcade to the poker room, spa, basketball courts, pool, hot tub, fire pit, dog park, and more, we enjoyed every amenity there was. Staff was great and attentive as well!"
"There was also a playground and a volleyball court, which added to the fun."
"Very friendly staff. Free wifi. To stream you will need to purchase wifi. Just 99 cents a day. The nearby preserve is beautiful with nice hiking/biking trails."
"Camp Ground Review: The Hart Spring has one of the largest swimming area with year-round 72-degree Fahrenheit water temperatures."
"It’s our go to place near some of our favorite Florida Springs when they are not available. This park is clean and well maintained with a swimming pool."
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from $45 - $250 / night
from $60 / night
"The facilities were well cared for and well-maintained. Water and electric worked great and the view is spectacular. Highly recommend."
"We tubed the lower portion of the Ichetucknee with the included access to the neighborhoods private park entrance and pickup. Kayaking up river to sunbeam spring was awesome."
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from $85 - $100 / night
"Everything we could hope for; private sites, extra large super-sites, pull-through, back-in, fishing lake, swimming lake, swimming pool, sports courts, dog park, pub and poolside cafe and restaurant, miles"
"We just purchased our 33’ Salem travel trailer and we used Island Oaks as our shakedown trip. Honestly, its going to be hard to top this first trip."
from $60 - $79 / night
"We were heading westward down the very long straight eastward-westward line that is Highway 10, which connects the first coast of Florida in Jacksonville to the complete opposite side of the state in Pensacola"
GuideThe six sites available are spread out in the Cary State Forest. You can see the tops of some RV’s but they’re not close. The site has a very nice picnic table, fire pit,benches around the fire pit, a free standing grill, water, electric and a concrete pad to park on with a tent site behind the pad. Grass is freshly cut and the site is clean!
Scoutwant see if I even like this site want see if I even like this site
ScoutI organized a group camping weekend here October 2 to 4, 2026. My group booked and paid for more than a dozen campsites and approximately 40 people, all next to each other, so the people around my site were my own friends. On Saturday afternoon we were sitting in our chairs when a security officer walked up and demanded that I lower my music. Nobody refused. I was turning it down as I explained that the music was for my whole group and that the neighbors around us were all our people. I also asked who had complained. Instead of answering, he snapped,"You do what I said and turn the music down." I told him I already had. With no attempt to calm things down, he shouted that we were out of there and had 30 minutes to pack up and leave. Nobody in my group raised a voice or got hostile. We were polite and we complied, and we were still treated like criminals. When we went to the front desk to report how he had behaved, the clerk made it clear that our whole group was the issue and that they were watching us and that I had to leave. That told me this was never about one speaker or lowering the music. We were singled out while other groups were left alone. I even heard from others that were allowed to stay, that they heard Spanish music blasting at 1am AFTER QUIET HOURS! So, why were we kicked out? Discrimination! No refund was offered. They kept our money for a stay they cut short. We have held several events here over the years, about 8 visits in the last three years. There will be ZERO in the future. The springs are beautiful, but the way security and the front desk treat paying guests is not. My group is taking our events and our money somewhere else!
GuideA fantastic spot for an overnight camping stop in Florida. Beautiful surroundings with great hiking and cycling trails to explore. Perfect for anyone who enjoys the outdoors. Well worth a visit!
GuideI’ve stayed here twice in my camper van while en route in and out of Florida. The campground WAS closed for repair prior to SUMMER 2026, but is now OPEN. There’s a boat launch, clean restrooms and electric hookups, for $22/night. Caretaker on site.
TravelerExtremely run down. Not even close to being a water park. Save your money and go to Splash in Milton or if just passing through stay at The Station across the highway for a better maintained and friendlier environment.
GuideThe park is said to have had damage from a storm. It is a very nice campground but seems to need attention with the bathhouse facilities. They are cleaned but dated with some nonworking fixtures. Drought is very evident at the river. I believe this could be a high rated place with some investment.
GuideThis is an RV resort, I was only there for an overnight but definitely a place to bring the family! They had a cool beach pond, pool, bar/grill, as well as very clean shower and laundry. They do allow custom built RVs as along as your power, water, and sewer are all self contained and hook to their standard systems. I will definitely be back for a longer stay!
GuideFriendly staff. Clean campground. Some pull-thrus. Not gated. We have stayed here multiple times in our 40' motorhome with slides on both sides plus our Jeep. No problems. Recommended
Near Lake City, Florida, RV campers and tent enthusiasts find diverse camping options within a subtropical climate zone receiving approximately 54 inches of rainfall annually. The area sits at around 200 feet above sea level and serves as a gateway to natural springs that maintain a consistent 72-degree water temperature year-round. Camping opportunities range from primitive tent sites to full-service RV parks with varying levels of amenities.
Springs exploration: Hart Springs Park offers access to refreshing waters perfect for swimming during hot months. "The campground is about a 15 minute walk away from the springs on a well cleared and marked trail through the woods," notes one visitor. The park features "a ½ mile-long boardwalk along the springs and the Suwannee River."
Kayaking and canoeing: Camp Clear Riverfront RV with Boat Dock provides direct water access for paddling adventures. "We tubed the lower portion of the Ichetucknee with the included access to the neighborhoods private park entrance and pickup. Kayaking up river to sunbeam spring was awesome. We saw turtles and otters then deer and stars at night," reports one camper.
Horseback riding trails: Equestrian campers can take advantage of Long Branch Rest & Ride RV & Horse Park, which features "tons of hiking, biking and riding trails" according to reviews. The park also offers "brand new horse paddocks with individual stalls" and three different paddock sizes to accommodate various equestrian needs.
Private, spacious sites: At Camping out in Country, campers appreciate the layout. "Sites are large, shaded, and spread out," notes one review. Another mentions the campground has a "duck pond and animals, dogs roam free, but are friendly and well behaved."
Family-friendly amenities: Many campers choose Island Oaks RV Resort for its extensive recreation options. "Tons of amenities and lots of activities for the kids and full bar for the adults," shares one visitor. The resort features "a refreshing heated swimming pool, a hot tub, and a well-stocked general store where I could purchase everything from snacks to RV supplies."
Natural surroundings: Campers value the peaceful settings available at several parks. "This park is super clean & friendly. The tents have a/c & fridge. The bed was comfy & sheets were so soft. The rec hall was fun with games and juke box. The spring was a mile away," notes a visitor to Moonshine Acres RV Park.
Seasonal considerations: During peak winter months, many RV parks fill with seasonal visitors. "Would stay here every time traveling from south FL to the panhandle. Will try staying for a few nights to explore the area of Jacksonville on next trip north," notes a Lake City RV Resort visitor.
Facility limitations: Some campgrounds have restricted amenities or services. At Camping out in Country, a review mentions "Located in the country and off the beaten path, be sure to have everything you need before you arrive... No frills. Not 'modern'. Hosts are down to earth, friendly and accommodating."
Site configurations: Several RV parks have specific layout challenges. At Island Oaks RV Resort, a camper notes: "When they designed the park, the hook ups are on the wrong side of the spots. We needed 50 feet and our friends 80 feet of sewage hook ups! The sewer connection is not sink and does not drain properly."
Water recreation options: Families should consider campgrounds with swimming access. "Come here in the summer when it's good swimming weather! The springs here are gorgeous and the swimming area is large," advises a Hart Springs Park camper.
Activity planning: For families seeking entertainment beyond swimming, Island Oaks RV Resort offers diverse options. One visitor reports: "They had a great playground for kids... They also have a variety of paddle boats and kayaks around for free use. During the summer months, they have a floating obstacle course."
Campsite selection: When camping with children, site location matters. A visitor to Island Oaks notes: "The sites at the back are REALLY far from any amenity and I would not stay there unless you have a golf cart."
Extension cord needs: Several RV parks near Lake City require additional equipment. For Island Oaks RV Resort, one RVer advises: "When we first stayed but I chalked that up to a teaching lesson. Now I have 30 amp extension and a longer 50 amp power cord."
Site selection: For optimal comfort, carefully choose your site location. At Moonshine Acres RV Park, a reviewer recommends: "Site 19 has great privacy and view of woods. Only 2 miles from Itchetucknee. Would've been better if playground was a bit more present for littles."
Mobile connectivity: Internet access varies across rv parks in the Lake City, Florida area. One camper at Camping out in Country notes: "Barely any cell signal, wifi provided." Meanwhile, at Island Oaks, a visitor reports: "They do provide WIFI but from my experience, it was not too reliable and we opted for using our mobile hotspot. We have AT&T, the 5G signal was great."
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