We've been to Crooked River to walk the trails, to only play at their children's park, and to go to…read moretheir reptile discovery time. Every time has been a wonderful experience! The Rangers are very nice, sociable, knowledgeable, and great with kids. Seems like it can get crowded during tourist season with campers, however, I haven't necessarily run into that problem. The front desk workers can be very slow and don't really seem to know what programs are happening when so I highly recommend following events on their Facebook page to know what's going on. And of course don't forget you're five dollars for parking and watch out for gopher tortoises crossing the roads!

Fantastic park. Beautiful scenery and the beaches are the best I have ever seen. Not crowded at…read moreall. I will visit again.

Great RV park for short or long term stay. They have a very large lake you can take your dog to,…read moreor just yourself, and some treed areas to park at. They have a pool, a bath house, a laundromat and a rec room with a TV. And, of course, they have water, electric, and black water hook ups. nicely situated between Amelia, Island and St Marys. The greatest thing is the people are super nice. they do have Wi-Fi available, but it doesn't work very well. That was the only fault at all.

Friendly and family oriented place to stay. Don't mistake "older" for less hospitality. Quite the…read moreopposite, the park is kept clean. All the facilities are cleaned and kept tidy. On Friday nights there is pool tournament open to guests, Bingo on Saturday nights. The guests and residents are invited once a month for potluck dinners. As a retired teacher it is important for my visiting grandchildren to have a safe place to play and we have that here at Horne Lake. Newer does NOT mean better! I will stick to high morals and family values!

5/16/26 Main Beach has a nice size lot besides Salt Life Restaurant (which I'm sure developers…read morewould love) that is used for community events-thank you! Today was Wild Amelia for many educational groups, nonprofits for the environment, parks, native animals in area, local vendors (including kids booths either things they made), food/beer trucks, kids/adult fun booths and live, local music! Great weather to open the beaches too-also an impressive sand sculpture! Fun day!!

We stopped by the main beach to take a walk along the water line, test the water temperature, and…read morelook for shells. The beach was clean, white and wide. It takes a bit to walk from the parking lot to the water so we understood why so many folks had those carts with wheels. There were a few benches at the edge of the parking lot right on the start of the beach. We sat for a bit here, too, enjoying a cool breeze coming off the water. Although there's no shade anywhere except if you've brought your own umbrella, it was still pleasant. We did join the folks looking for sharks teeth. The beach has been replenished with fill so if you dig a bit by the water, you can uncover all sorts of tiny bits. We hadn't come prepared with digging tools as some had so we were not seriously looking. And the folks with their metal detectors were also wending their way up and down. We liked this beach and if we'd been in town longer, we'd have come here again for a bit of r and r. It's great that it is a public beach open to all. There were not many people swimming or even in the water. I'm not sure if it was undertow there or not. There were no lifeguards that we saw.

This is one of the best beaches for watching sunrises. I have come to this beach twice now, and I'm…read morein awe of the breathtaking views of the sunrise. It is known locally as the shark tooth beach because locals find quite a few here. My family and I found just 1 after a weekend of looking, but got a lot of shells I will be using for art. Memorial benches are set for visitors to sit and watch the sea as well as sunrises.

A Major Let-Down Tourist Trap. Avoid unless you like being…read moretaken advantage of After seeing many reviews describing this town as one of Florida's best small, charming towns, Sorry to say how this town is a major let down. The charm and overall scene is decent enough, no argument. What is so unfortunate is the town government apparently recently (2026) made all public parking a pay scheme generator. Sad. A total sell-out and a clear signal that they don't value and want to attract tourists- they see tourists as suckers to inflate their town bottom line It's not nice enough to justify that. IMO few things are unless you are a world class tourist site or located within a major population center. Instead, do the nearby Amelia Island Plantation. Stunning! We do value the nearby Amelia Island Plantation area and the outstanding resorts of the Omni or Ritz Carlton. But Fernandina Beach is just something to not support as its intentions are sorely misplaced

This park overlooks a creek and accompanying marsh and offers playground, picnic, and bathroom…read morefacilities. The area is walkable, and parking on the roadside is a possibility here as well. The breeze coming off the water is nice, and while being at the beach is better on most days, this is a worthy stop under the right circumstances.

It's a nice park with exercise stations at different places. It also has benches in the park near…read morethe water where one can just sit and enjoy the views and the nature.

Spring Break 2026- 4 teenage boys looking for freedom. Bikes were dropped off early in the morning…read morethe morning with locks and helmets! The communication for The Beach Store & More was impeccable! They checked in to make sure we were available before showing up, they were even willing to drop off the night before had we made it there at a decent hour! The bikes were perfect for touring the island. The second day we had an issue with one of the chains and they brought a replacement bike within the hour! Talk about service. I would highly recommend renting here! Pricing beats most other companies I reviewed as well! We will definitely be repeat customers!

The Beach Store provided excellent service & bike rentals! We rented two for a three day span -…read morethey delivered & picked up saving the hassle of doing so yourself! The bikes were quality bikes and proved to be a beautiful way to explore the island! I would highly recommend taking the Fort Cinch State Park road in to explore the fort!

A beautifully landscaped tranquil subdivision with parks, pools, gardens, lakes, and scenic walking…read morepaths - there's even a wooden bridge walking path around the largest pond. Ponds have lots of wildlife - feeding the ducks are a family favorite! Gorgeous canopy trees are abundant; Picnic tables are available throughout the properties at parks, ponds, and pools. It is all very well maintained by landscaping pro's. I love coming home to such a beautiful peaceful area.

Prices on website are incorrect! Wanted to rent a beach wheelchair so I could participate with…read morefamily during vacation which was planned before I had to have unplanned ankle surgery. Site says it is $125 6-days but it is actually $60 a day. That is a big difference! John was very nice and explained they could not get web updated and the owners of company is in Miami - not locally. Needed it for 2 weeks. I would have gone up done but 3 times listed price was ridiculous. I get they need to make money but .... I guess I'll enjoy AI from the balcony.

Called to inquire about bikes at 3:30 and they were delivered by 4:30. Exceptional customer…read moreservice!! The owner provided bikes, helmets and locks. He also offered maps and tips for biking around the island. The bikes were comfortable and easy to ride. Would recommend again and again!!