if you like the smell of Raw Sewage and terrible management this place is for you. Also they hold…read moreyou deposit for 30 day when checking out.

Five star fishing, family fun. Very nice park with pool. Lake Rousseau fishing can't be beat. This…read moreis a clean well maintained rv park. Wish we lived here year round actually.

A beautiful, small, 25 acre lake surrounded by two nice neighborhoods, Magnolia Point and Silver…read moreLakes. The lake is springfed, clean with plenty of fish and wildlife, including Sand Hill Cranes, Squirrels and turtles. Large enough for water skiing. Silver lakes has a boat launch for the community. WARNING! We do see alligators on occasion, but come on! This is Florida and they were here first.

Capt. Zorn showed us an unforgettable time! Our day started out slowly, with few red fish biting…read moreand many re-casts on the rocks. But then he diligently searched for the spot until he found where the red fish were flocking. We caught 1, 2, 4 red fish each among the three of us in 30 minutes. It was an incredible rush. Sometimes they wrestled and broke the line, but Capt. Zorn always helped us get the shrimp back on and re-cast. We each caught 2-5 fish that day, and sent back all but one each due to the rules. I respect this appreciation for the ecosystem. Thanks a lot Capt. Mark - we'll be back one day soon!

My friend Wayne and I fished with Captain Mark Zorn on March 3, 2019, and he was awesome. He took…read moreus out of Crystal River and taught us how to fish with artificial bait for Speckled Sea Trout. We caught our limit of specs and two Spanish Mackerels to boot. It was such a blast! He was patient and a great teacher. He is also funny and hard working. He has a fantastic boat and great fishing equipment. I have fished in other places with guides before, and Captain Z is as good as they get. We will be fishing with him again! Thanks, Captain. Tom

Quite literally everything not kid friendly not allowed to have company over without permission and…read moreon top of it they like to look through your windows totally not invasion of privacy definitely don't recommend living here unless you're 55+ cause Thats how's it's treated

Many try to fish this place with high hopes of a fishing vacay. One of the residents said…read moresomething in the lake keeps them away these last few years. He kept trying though. He finally bought a boat to go elsewhere. Mold is everywhere, just oozing down the outside of the mobile homes. 1 lady had bedbugs in her rented place. The public restroom is awful. Cheap patches done by maintenance. Iron in the water so don't wash hair or clothes. Watch out for drama and drugs. It's everywhere there. DO NOT let maintenance in your place if you are alone. I'm sure you already know that safety measure. This is your nearest worst trailer park you would avoid at home. Definitely do not recommend unless you want to cringe everytime you pull into the park as you see the reality of where you are. Don't worry though, the lake is on the other side. You will be fine. more pics soon.

No one answers the phone and the voice mail is full. It has been that way for months so don't waste…read moreyour time.

We had an amazing time doing the 2 hour Silver Springs river tour with Captain Debbie and Captain…read moreAdam. They were both very informative and made it a super relaxing and fun tour. They were also really prompt with getting back to us on scheduling and very accommodating to our schedule. We saw several different birds, alligators, manatees and monkeys on the tour. Thanks so much for making our last day in Florida a wonderful one!

Rum Island offers one of the only free entries into a spring in our state, and certainly the only…read morein the area. It is a county park managed by Columbia County, and is well taken care of. The porta potties are always relatively clean, and it is rare to find liter. The spring is not as deep, blue, or beautiful as other area springs, but you can't beat the free entry. It does offer a larger shallow area than most which is helpful on weekends, holidays, or summer days when it becomes overcrowded. The spring will "brown out" due to overflow of the Santa Fe river when it has rained a lot. It is still safe to swim in however it is not as attractive from the surface. The tanin does however create a neat effect when you free dive/look up. Rum Island Park is a great launch and pick up spot for those wanting to paddle the Santa Fe River. Many outfitters use it, as well as individuals. I personally frequently use it to launch with a paddle board. I like to paddle down to Blue Springs and back before work (in High Springs). Overall, Rum Island Park is a nice launch spot and free swimming hole.

Rum Island Springs County Park is located in the Fort White/High Springs area of North Central…read moreFlorida, 28-miles from Gainesville. It's $5 entry per vehicle and hours are 8am - 7pm daily. Rum Island is a tucked away natural springs pool that's catered towards younger crowds (imo) with mostly shallow waters. There's a row of buoys separating the springs from the Santa Fe River. Visits here can be real quick, under an hour unless you're launching kayaks or barbecuing with family for the day. The white sands of the springs are crystal-clear most times throughout the day and the waters showcase vibrant aquamarine colors when the sun breaks from the clouds. There's even a turquoise limestone cavity that pumps out the pool's 72-degree spring waters. There are some opportunistic moments for worthwhile picture takings and recordings, but...Rum Island is so small and shallow that it feels like standing in the center of the kiddie springs at a waterpark. As much as I enjoyed the views, I felt out of place. It wasn't my favorite Florida springs park to visit, but I still respect it for its scenic surroundings. Finally, there are plenty of kayakers and paddle boarders floating past the springs. Visitors can leave their belongings anywhere on the grass. Overall, I'm glad I got a glimpse into what Rum Island Springs Park is about, which has me motivated to visit the local gold standard benchmarks...Ichetucknee Springs, Ginnie Springs and Gilchrist Blue Springs.

Beautiful park with a big lake. They have a pavilion you can rent for events, a playground for kids…read more5-12 years of age and another one for younger children. They also have basketball & tennis/pickleball courts, and a pool/splashpad you can pay for during the hot months. They hold the 4th of July fireworks here and it's a beautiful display.

We went to check out the water park today. And we had a blast…read more It was great for all ages- toddler, preschoolers, and adults. Only thing that disappointed a bit was the strawberry smoothie- because it looked nothing like the picture. Just like a regular juice nice and cold so at least it tasted fine. Restrooms can use a renovation but we're ok. Nice shaded areas and plenty of good lifeguards on site