Campsites are very private although close together, a lot of thick vegetation around, grey water dump stations in each of the campsites. The water is pristine, crystal clear and the colors and formations are just breathtaking. There’s kayak/ canoe rentals, and tubing as well; and plenty of divers, the upstream current is not joke, so be mindful of that; if you bring your own kayak/ paddleboard you’ll need a cart too, it’s a pretty far walk from where you can park your car to where you can load your vessel in the water. There’s a road to the dock/ swimming area at the campground but it’s only open for staff, which was the only upsetting downside, because it could just simply and easily be used by campers. They had one wooden cart available and one broken, not the easiest thing to haul or load in and out. Not much at the store and firewood can only be purchased with cash. It’s Florida, so have your mosquito repellent ready at all times.