Stayed two nights on our return from a beach trip through Florida. Agree with previous posts about…read morethe park. Pro: 50 amp breaker was nonfunctional at our site when we arrived. It was changed out within 20 minutes of notifying the office. Con: no trees, except for the perimeter. If you stay in the summer be prepared for A/C's to work hard during the day.

we have stayed there twice just overnight it's a clean park and friendly staff. The only negative…read moreis the ants at your site are bad, sitting outside difficult because of ants

Can't say enough about this place! Right off 75, close enough to civilization Publix and…read moreincredible bbq ( Big Wood BBQ) and so well maintained. Stocked fire pit was waiting for us at our site and the grounds were impeccably maintained. The host was very nice and accommodating despite our late arrival! There's great space between sites and just the right amount of woods! We will definitely stop here again and next time we'll stay an extra night!

Great little place. Friendly owner, beautiful quiet scenery. Ask to be up front if u can.read more

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.

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.

Just arrived and trying to talk to them to get the WiFi password and NO phone number works!! Better…read moreget everything you need when you check in or have a golf cart bc everything is very far away.

From the owner: Find everything you're looking for at Southern Leisure, conveniently located near shopping centers…read moreand medical clinics, our landscaped resort features spacious sites that can accommodate big rigs for long-term stays.

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!​

Don't go to this place they lie to you. They take your money and if you pay a month in advance,…read moredon't look to get anything back cause they don't reimburse you after you've paid. I hate I ever stopped there. Cost me $450 for three days Highway robbery.

I will never stay there again if you have a dog and they bark she will kick you out after she gets…read morein your face and tell you to control your dog not a good campground to stay at

beware of resident psychopaths poisoning dogs and management's lack of concern for guest safety. I…read morewas walking my dog at about 12am and she ventured about six inches off the pavement in front of a mobile home where she pooped. Before I got a chance to clean up after her a woman lurking inside the trailer in her night gown and giving me flashbacks of the girl from the movie "The Ring" began to scream at me saying, " get your damn dog out of my yard! I will put poison in my yard!!" This of course frightened the hell out of me (a woman with disabling PTSD alone in the dark at an rv park). It was a scene straight out of a horror movie. As I tried to tell her I can't control where she relieves herself and that we were actually not on her rented property but on the shoulder of the roadway, she continued her shrill ranting. My dog began to bark at her as she came to the door in front of me accompanied by her husband. Both of them spit venom at me that surely woke the dead but were careful to do it at a safe distance as my dog was eager to come to my defense. They hurled the most obscene insults and names at me that would have made a sailor blush. the next day my dog was obsessively licking and chewing at her feet. When I examined them I found they were blistered and bleeding. soon after she was unable to walk. I cleaned them applied ointment and kept them wrapped in bandages. I repeated that process twice per day and was very angry at myself for all the extra treats I gave her in the past when I had to carry her outside to go potty 4 times per day at least. The pictures are three days afterward and her feet were more than 50% healed. I spoke to the owners who were in no way concerned and didn't seem to believe me. The male owner said, "yeah she called my wife and said you were letting your dog crap in their yard and not cleaning it up." I replied, "so that's okay for them to scare me to death and scream the most vulgar names at me in the middle of the night." He then said, "well they have a different story" that incident was the first time my dog had ever been off the roadway in front or behind their campsite. there was never one time that I didn't clean up after my dog. there were other reports of those people screaming at other guests about their dogs but no one else reported being threatened with poison nor were their pets injured. My dog was not engaged in any out of the ordinary activities that would have caused those injuries. She does the same things now that she always has in similar environments and has not been injured in that way either before or since. We relocated soon after.

Great RV park! And very Veteran friendly. The new owners are nice and will do anything to…read moreaccommodate. We have a 34' travel trailer and had no issues maneuvering in the park. We called and let them know we were coming in late and the maintenance man greeting and helped us to our spot. Nice spacing in between spots and lots of trees for shade. Grass sites that were well maintained and semi leveled. Electric, water and sewage hookups were centrally located. Bathrooms and showers were clean. Laundry facilities have five washers and five dryers and even one big commercial washer-$1.50 to wash and quarter to dry.

My wife and I, along with a few others, booked our campsites online. The cost was $30 per night,…read morebut there are discounts for senior citizens and those with disabilities. Our campsite had running water and electric hookups, but the space was relatively small, accommodating two decent-sized tents, a trailer, and a vehicle. We weren't sure about overflow parking, but they didn't mind when I parked my truck near an unmarked site. There was a dump station on the other side for RVs. The bathhouse was centrally located and clean, stocked with hand soap and toilet paper, although it lacked shampoo in the showers. We observed a variety of wildlife, including deer, otters, turtles, a snake, and squirrels. A raccoon, which I affectionately named "Gangster," rummaged through our belongings at night, even opening a cooler without a latch - amusing yet slightly concerning. A nice walking path leads to the boat dock, and there's a boat ramp for kayaks and canoes, but remember it's a walking path, not accessible by vehicle. The spring itself was spacious and not overly crowded, much better than Ginnie Springs, though there was a noticeable amount of algae on the surface. The store nearby offered snacks, food, and ice cream at reasonable prices, which the kids loved. We saw many dog owners, and it seemed dogs were prohibited only in or near the spring, although some were swimming near the boat ramp. Overall, it's a pleasant campsite, but there are a few drawbacks: numerous ticks and horseflies were present, and the area is very dark at night. There are no trash cans at the sites, so you'll need to bring your own container and take your trash to the dumpster. Lastly, the check-in process was slow due to limited staff.

I am so sick of places saying they are dog friendly when they aren't. We came here specifically…read morebecause they said this park was dog friendly and we don't want to have to leave our dog behind ever. It cost us $6 to drive in and find that, while you can take your dog on the grassy "park" area, dogs are not allowed on any of the boardwalk walkways or in or even near the water. I can take my dog to much nicer parks for free. My husband and I tried taking turns sitting with the dog while the other went looking for manatees or wildlife. All we saw was dirty water crowded with people. We did not see a single animal besides a squirrel. Then, while I was waiting for my husband to do one of the longer boardwalks, my dog started yelping and jolting from side to side. I looked does to see she was being absolutely swarmed by mosquitoes. I took her back to the car immediately and she had at least 8 visible bites and was shaken. I noticed later that I had three bites on my legs as well and I had made sure to put on sunscreen and bug spray. A majority of the people I personally encountered were definitely tourists, and those that seemed like locals were mostly sitting on their phones while their kids were swimming. We did not have a good experience here and I wouldn't recommend it unless you fall into one of those two groups and think you'll enjoy it. There are so many other great ways to spend a day in this area.