We so enjoyed our visit to this park! It was a low humidity, rather cool day. Perfect for bug…read morefree hiking and exploring. Wonderful boardwalk path, a great paved path, and we even hiked on the Cross Seminole trail. The river and dock were beautiful, but we didn't put our kayaks in since the current looked pretty strong. The camping looks really nice and the RV sites were large and had electric. Would like to come back and camp there. The park, paths, bathrooms, playgrounds were well maintained. Kudos to the people working there for providing such a beautiful place!

Rural, quiet, and peaceful, Withlacoochee River Park is a county park with tons of hiking…read more(including the Florida Trail!), camping, river views, fishing, and canoe launch. I was visiting Dade City on a gorgeous day and couldn't bear to eat lunch inside so this was my picnic spot and it was glorious. There was no fee or donation box; however there may be one for camping facilities so do your research beforehand. Highly recommend. Note: No swimming allowed in the river.

This place is owned by Sun Community's a very large real estate investment company out of Michigan…read more The only thing they want is your money. They raise our rent every year and do no improvements. We have no manager going on 7 months. We have had homeless people living in our park and the Sheriff has to come out and evic them. We have about 30 homeless cat's let people feed. If you care about your vehicle you should find cat prints all over your car in the morning. Great place NOT!!!

My husband and I drove through this park on Friday late morning. We truly thought it to be a sweet…read moreand friendly little park. People out on golf carts laughing and chatting. We stopped and spoke to a resident asking if any places were for sale as we saw no signs. There was one on Pelican a private sale. Wanting more information we drove up to the office. That was a mistake!!! I am only assuming the lady in the office was a resident. She was speaking to the lady at the front desk. We overheard part if a conversation about the park being overrun with rats! The lady who was behind the desk attacked verbally the lady asking about the rats. She was screamed at and told they were tired of hearing about rats and poor working AC's in the halls. That poor lady left in tears. When the office worker asked if she could help us we just walked out. We feel bad for the residence of this park. And we confirmed it is infested with rats by the way.

If you like wildlife this is the place to be in Tampa. This is a great destination for outdoor…read moreenthusiasts. With numerous hiking trails, fishing spots, and picnic areas, this park offers something for everyone. clear waters of the Hillsborough River that runs through the park. The park is well-maintained and clean, with friendly and informative staff. There are also several campsites available for those who want to extend their stay. Overall, Hillsborough state park is an excellent place to relax, enjoy nature and engage in outdoor activities such as kayaking launch. There is a gift shop for light snacks. You will see wild life such as gators, tons of different fish and many different kind of birds. Admission is 6$, they take cash or card

We went glamping and it was a fun Experience. My family found it to be a ton a fun. The AC made a…read moreworld of difference during the angry Florida summer. I would recommend if you want to go camping with training wheels.

My husband & I decided to take a leisurely Sunday morning drive to the country to look at Town &…read moreCountry. We live in our permanent home in an RV park in Zephyrhills we will be selling after having left California living there for half our lives, 30 yrs. We visited a yr ago and spoke to one of the handful of permanent residents who was very friendly and told us the owner had purchased a few homes from people who were unable to sell and perhaps he would rent out short term. A yr later we were coming back to look and today we would have been inquiring w the office. When we drove in, immediately there was a man in a white van following us. My husband pulled to the side. The man pulled up to our window scrutinizing us and asking what our business was. We proceeded to relay the above. He had tools galore in his van. He did not identify himself so I assumed he was either a protective nosy resident or a really protective maintenance man w his van and tools. He repeatedly said, in the brief 3 minute encounter, this place was seasonal. We said we were looking for seasonal (we will be transitioning w a 5th wheel). He proceeded to slowly leave to the end of the park. We sat there until he disappeared and proceeded to go down a few streets to view park like we did a yr ago. On our way out, we saw a man on a golf cart talking to a permanent resident at her home. We decided to stop and be polite. Much to our surprise it was now the same man on the golf cart. I asked what time office was open tomorrow, realizing mid sentence this was the same man. He proceeded with his negativity once more. Finally, out of frustration, but politely I asked him if he was the maintenance man. That was when he finally identified himself, showing his true colors in the process, saying he was the "OWNER and HE WANTED US OUT OF HERE AND I DONT WANT YOU iN HERE". Our jaws dropped along w the resident and we were stunned speechless. I am the daughter of a USAF pilot. My dad was a Christian, a righteous man and a man of noble character and inscrutable integrity. I later felt if he were there and heard this man talk to me and my husband, he would have decked him just once and laid him out for a good few hours. The only thing I can figure is that my husband of 33 yrs is of Hispanic descent and he doesn't want anyone who looks like him in his park. I cannot remember the last time, I or we were ever spoken to so nastily. He is a rude, nasty man who has probably spent a lifetime of inflicting his nastiness on whomever he deems his latest victims. I believe his caginess in never identifying himself was all about cleverly trying to discourage us from inquiring about a seasonal stay because of the color of my husband's skin. So, vacationer, snow bird, buyer of a park model 4 sale in there, BEWARE! This man is UNHINGED. He is either a RACIST, UNHINGED or BOTH. Thank GOD, we found out prior to a background check at the office with our flying colors credit scores, no criminal records ever, no evictions ever and history of always making our rent and bill payments on time for decades.

By far one of the rudest parks l've ever stayed in. If they don't like you or someone you are…read moreassociated with, they will lie to get you out of the park. They are shady and fake.

Had a wonderful time very clean and staff is awesome and willing to help you out. we will be backread more

The staff and other RVer's are great. They go out of the way to assist everyone. Jessica is awesome…read moreand is wonderful to deal with. Very peaceful and a great place to stay. ED

Great time. A goid mix of touring the swamp, seeing the various animals and plants, most notably…read morethe beautiful cypress trees. Our captain really knew a greatbdeal and I learned a great deal about the swamps. Saw a real cold-water spring, and he got us into some open water where he could show what anbairboat can do. We came thinking it would be a cute but cheesey way to kill a day. At best a kitchy tourist trap, and at worst an overpriced, boring tourist trap. It was neither. It was fun and also surprisingly informative. We all (there were 6 of us) had a great time and will definitely go back.

IT was fun! I wish we saw more wildlife but it was so flippin hot I understand why the animals were…read morehiding .. we did see a few alligators and flew around the lake! I took my team, and we were able to buy a bucket of Bud Light and drink it on the ride. It doesn't get more MERRICA than this! PS Nice A/C and bathroom facilities where you pay and VERY friendly people who work there!

Awesome mobile business that comes straight to your house or venue. They take care of setup and…read morekeep it fun for the guests. We typically book the laser tag. Their equipment houses all the sensors right on the "marker" (paintball gun) so that you don't have to put on vests and head sensors full of the last person's sweat. Communication: during the initial booking and a quick follow-up comes right before the event. Their laser tag is great for kids and adults. They setup pop up bunkers, and a nice display station that everyone can track their scores on.