Another amazing evening of fun entertainment and the best sunset on the Gulf of Mexico! The food…read moretruck offerings filled the air as we exited our vehicle. We decided to share one of our favorite haunts in Cedar Key Florida.with our friend Laura before she heads back to blustery Iowa. She loved it and found the entertainment to be very enjoyable. It is quite a trek from Ocala roundtrip but we just can't help ourselves. We shall return!

The vibes of this place were great! I loved the outdoor seating options and the live music (shout…read moreout to the broken string band) was amazing! There was a nice sea breeze and a pier you could walk out on with a few tables there too. There is a food truck that is always on site that serves some tasty beef tacos with a delicious homemade pico as well as several other food options. Drink service at the bar was very slow as several people (I assume locals) came in after me but were served before me. It's great that everyone knows everyone, but we out of towners would like to support you too. We only ended up getting one drink each because of this.

Great location surrounded by beautiful wilderness. Friendly chatty staff. Nice big shower in the…read morewomen's room with perfect water pressure. Lovely views of the sunset and wildlife. Shell mound hike nearby was cool but wear bug spray there's lots of mosquitoes.

Super cute campsite. Depending on what time of year you go the bugs could be bad, but overall…read morebeautiful stay and great people in the area!

It's so beautiful to see crystal clear water once you've there it's all about nature and rebootingread more

From Tampa, it took an hour and 30 minutes to get to the river. We first wanted to take a swim in…read morethe swimming area so we went there first before it got really crazy. The area is a bit small and there isn't really a lot of sun spots for you to chill at. It is cool to experience once but I think if you tube, you still will be able to get a swim in because parts of the river are pretty deep. After the swim area, we headed to the tubing section. It is a 15 minute drive from the main park entrance. The fee was 54 for two people that had an annual pass. Highly recommend bringing a small cooler with snacks and drinks and an extra tube for it. It took us about 2 hours to float back to our car and the river is very calm and relaxing. I've floated a river in San Antonio but wasn't as nice as Rainbow springs. Very clean and the water is sooo clear. Overall, really enjoyed our day visit to this state park!

We arrived in torrential rain. We were only staying one night. The manager drove out while we were…read moresetting up to welcome us which was sweet of her to do. The lots have a lot of space in between them. Our dogs loved the trails and we enjoyed our hike over a long boardwalk to the Suwanee River. Didn't really get a chance to see a lot as it was raining all day. One thing I can say is that the water drained quickly there which was a very good thing. We will surely visit again.

Suwannee River Hideaway has been purchased by an amazing couple who have consistently been making…read moreupgraded to the campground. As a camphost here, I have had no issues working here. I was hired by the previous owners and was lucky enough to have been able to stay on. Things change, so I truly hope people are willing to give this place another chance!​

We were there for two nights. Off season…read more Staff was very friendly. And it's clean! Lots of pull through sites these have no concrete slabs so you're stepping out of rigs into grass area. They do have picnic tables that are on asphalt type material like your rig Handful of sites with concrete areas that have furniture and fire pits A few sites that have a fenced in area attached with a shade tarp for your dog that also has patio furniture Sites don't have enough room for an additional car like we had and there wasn't really any overflow parking except maybe five spots towards front by clubhouse and main road. Well maintained grounds. They pick your trash up for you if you put it outside each morning. Absolutely no shade. No trees. Nice clubhouse and pool area. They serve free breakfast everyday from 830-10. Coffee, juice, cereal, oatmeal and bagels. They also have a little store inside. Toiletries. Fire starting stuff. Etc with some cool souvenirs. General camp store supplies. The bathrooms/showers were clean and huge. They're hot inside. Appears to have no AC . There are six Bathrooms. They're all unisex. The laundry was super clean and nice. It has AC. Takes Apple Pay or cc. 3.50 to wash 3.50 to dry. 4 of each machine. 30 min wash cycle 45 min Dry cycle Bath house and laundry are keypads and a code is given to you at check in. Free WiFi that was actually decent. Small dog area. Has two chairs and a shade tarp. Could use some ant spray. Outside our rig in the grass area we had some small ant piles. So I think spraying would be nice. We were pull through site 404. They have a few tent sites that sit on the ponds (a protected wetland preserve) which may or may not have gators. That would be a concern to me if I tent camped. They all have triangle tarps for shade. Overall I'd give this Koa 4.5 stars Having a small cement area to step out on would be nice. No onsite camp host for after hours. If emergency told via paperwork to call 911 Also lack of lighting throughout camp Military discount

First time at this KOA in Crystal River. KOA is excellent because you can make a reservation and…read morearrive after the regular office hours. We did just that! We stopped at Peck's for dinner on our way to the campground. We got there when it was dark around 8:30. We had a back in spot and couldn't see much in the dark. The campground wasn't that crowded. Unfortunately the weather didn't cooperate and we only stayed one night. And what a night it was! Lots of thunder and lightning and Freckles went crazy. In the morning they offered a complimentary breakfast. Dave got us a bagel with cream cheese and nice hot coffee. They had cereal, milk, juice etc. That was a nice surprise! We will try again in the future. We love Crystal River and all it has to offer!

We love experiencing these animal rescue venues that are near and dear to our heart. This park is…read moreno exception. Sadly, due to the hurricane devastation two years ago, they are still recovering getting back to where the park used to be. This should not deter you since there is plenty to see and do. We wanted to take the boat tour, but due to current drought conditions that was not available on the day we came. Karen and I highly recommend this for all ages from 8-80 and between. You will not be disappointed! as the second wildlife park in our month long stay in Florida. We surely enjoy

Originally, we road-tripped north almost 2 hours to experience a rare opportunity to swim amongst…read moremanatees in a natural setting. When we arrived we found out that the manatees had migrated away from the springs about 2.5 weeks ago. Disappointed we drove about 6 miles south and happened upon Homosassa Springs State Park, where they have 3 resident manatees that live in the springs year round. This small state park, was devastated by the hurricane several years ago. They have photos showing how high the waters were and many buildings are still closed. We had to wait for the tram to take us across the way to the park, they also have a boat to get there in a unique way. However, the water was too low to enjoy the boat ride. The park has about 3-4 manatees during the off season and you just have to look for them as they live in a natural setting. Eventually we found them a bit down river from the springs. Once in a while you'd see their nose pop up for air. They are such beautiful creatures. There is also a small zoo with a black bear, flamingoes, a white tailed deer, reptile case, an array of birds, and a variety of wild cats. They used to have a hippo but she died about 10 months ago. Definitely worth the $13 entry fee. It's a cute and well maintained park that is about at 75% of its operating capacity due to closed buildings that have not yet been renovated following Hurricane Milton. Although, we were disappointed to miss out on a once in a lifetime experience to *actually* swim amongst manatees, being able to see them in their natural habitat was truly special.

We had a great time on this island today!! Not too far from things but you feel like you're far if…read morethat makes sense .. clear water and white sand

Beautiful beach that has tons of shells…read more This beach is emptier than others because you have to take a ferry to get to it and you have a four hour limit. We aren't major beach people, but I got really interested recently in finding shells. We were at Clearwater Beach and didn't see a lot of shells so I did research into where we could find an abundance of shells and this was one of the beaches that popped up. They have so many shells, but all the shells are very similar. They are the clamshell looking type. So if you're looking for a variety of shells, I would suggest going elsewhere. However, I was super excited to find all of these shells. We ended up getting buckets full of them. You pay eight dollars to get into honeymoon State Park. Then you follow the signs to the parking lot where it is $20 per adult and $12 per child, five and under are free, for the ferry ride. The ferry ride is a boat that is actually quite fun for the children. It's about 10 minutes and in the morning, you can see dolphins and the ferry will stop to look at them. They can fit about 45 to 50 people on each boat, and they do fill up. The first boat is at 10 AM and leaves every half hour after that. You can rent two beach chairs and an umbrella for $35 and they have food and drinks that you can buy on the island. Since you can't bring carts most people travel light so we didn't bring shade or seats. Being that our whole goal was to find shells we weren't sitting much anyways. It is pretty empty. This is not a packed beach at all and we were there on a Saturday in the summer so prime beach season. The sand is white and fine and the water is beautiful. If you're looking for a beach that isn't that crowded I would highly recommend coming here.

Had been coming here for 2 years but all of the sudden the children are a problem! Accusations of…read morethem ruining everything! They apparently trashed the bathroom and left trash every where and they just accused them for everything it makes me sad how they treat my kids like crap and blame this on them! They don't even have cameras and there was multiple people before them and there was a party the day before. I know my kids and they pick up after themselves and anyone else's trash they are responsible and very respectful! This visit was horrible and we will not be staying here again. They were also calling my kids disrespectful! Not kid friendly! I would not trust them to be around anyones kids very harmful and toxic environment! I would not recommend this place to anyone it's a bad campsite.

Recently stayed here! New management, beautiful sites, amazing pool! They have a big community…read moredeck with tv, tables, play games in the evening. This will be the place of choice when we need a campground!! Let us hold a bday party on the deck! Fun fun fun!!!!! Thank you to the campground for an amazing time.

GREAT place to take the family! This is our favorite springs…read moreto go to. We try not to go on days we know its going to be super crowded because we like to use our snorkels and a look in the little cave at the bottom and the water is just way less murky. There is a lot of spots to hang out and a have lunch or a little party. We had a small BBQ there for a graduation party.

One of our top 5 favorite springs to visit, perfect for the family and great spot to visit when you…read moretrying to cool down from the sun. You can rent kayaks here and go down the Santa Fe. Lots of parking but sometimes can reach capacity on the weekends. No inflatable floats in the spring is kind of lame but you can bring noodles.