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.

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!

Hart springs is a beautiful park that has a glorious swimming area, a tall jump into the deeper…read morearea of the spring. The park offers many tables and walk ways to truly explore the property and get a great look at this little arm of the Suwanee River. Come out and experience old Florida

One of our favorite springs to visit. Fun for all ages. All staff are nice and helpful.read more

It was a pleasure to be the first occupants of the girl's cabin. All was very nice. Owners were the…read morebest! Great place to spend the night if on a road trip and want something different. I highly recommend. A battery operated lamp by the bottom bunk and a clip on one for the top bunk would be great. I needed a freezer but borrowed from the cabin next door. Excellent experience especially when I was told we were staying in cabins. That can mean so many things.

From the owner: Are you wanting to escape the hustle and bustle for a weekend getaway? Cabins On The Corner…read moreoffers glamping in our tiny cabins or RV camping. We are located in Steinhatchee Florida which is nestled along the Steinhatchee River and the Gulf of Mexico. This area of The Big Bend is called The Nature Coast for its untouched beauty. Cabins On The Corner offers a night sky that is unpolluted by city lights and is surrounded by the sounds of nature. There are at least 12 Springs within 30 minutes of the campground. Relax and float down the Ichetucknee River or swim at Manatee Springs or Fanning Springs. Hike the nature trail at Ichetucknee or walk along the boardwalk at Manatee Springs. If fishing is what you want - Steinhatchee offers some of the best captains that will put you on fish! The local restaurants offer live music and will cook your fresh fish.

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.

This is a small and very accessible park that has one swimming hole open currently. It was quite…read morewarm the day we were there and don't was pretty crowded. Water is a bit chilly but you get used to it. The blue hole (spring source) is about 20-25 feet down - a pretty easy snorkel. Not a lot of current. Shallow areas are good for kids and there is kayak/canoe rentals to paddle downstream to the Santa Fe River. Bathrooms were a bit disgusting. Smelled of raw sewage. A good place to spend a few hours.

Worst vacation I have experienced in a long time. My family along with myself stayed the whole…read moremonth of July.(Five weeks to be exact). The grass was never cut the whole time of our stay, buy the time we left it was over one foot tall. The septic tank steady over flowed with the smell of sewage daily. They even pumped it out three times that I know of. The Managers Grandson steadily rode a four wheeler through the park at high rates of speed,day and night every day. I have stayed at this park for the last Ten years with out any problems in the past.. This year when we checked in we were told their are not any park rules anymore. They were not kidding. I contribute all of this to the current Park Manager.

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.

There is nothing else like this campground! It is a fun and interesting destination trip. Animals…read moreabound; chickens, goats, sheep, Keets, pig, dogs, ducks and cats have the run of the place. Hear a rustle in the woods, it's probably Ginger the Kunekune making her rounds. There are two donkeys and a cow as well. The staff is flat out amazing, from Brian who often checks on me, to the family that runs the place. Spacious sites in a bucolic setting and the bonus is an Esther Williams delightful spring two miles away at the State Park.

I am giving these folks 5 stars - but one of my buddies camping with me would score them much…read morelower. So, I guess it depends what you are looking for in a campground. Check in was easy, our campsite was clear, no bugs or refuse, and it was as easy walk back to he office with the showers and other general store type items. There was wooded space between the campsites - providing a sense of privacy. My only complaint would be those of nature... early in the morning some crows were very interested in what feels like our specific campsite and flying around the trees above it and cawing back and forth with each other. On the other hand, my buddy -who was an Eagle Scout in his youth- was not impressed. We had a primitive style campsite. No electric or water hook up where we were. There was a port-o-potty nearby- but if it didn't meet your standard you had to walk about two blocks to the general store. The showers felt more like hostel showers then camp showers. My take away was that his past camping experiences have been a lot more pampered than I am use to when I camp. I could easily camp here again in the future.