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

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.

I had no choice but give 1 star or I wouldn't have nothing…read more.. Stay away from this campground in mayo fl . It was sold and bought by 2 new owners who are absolutely crazy. Aug 15th the camp host hit our camper with a piece of wood , he did not pick up and it busted hole in our outdoor kitchen door. The week b4 he hit our camper on the bottom piece of outdoor kitchen area, admitted to me he knew he hit it and was sorry. I asked to stay away from our camper, not mow so close he agreed . Aug 16th the woman owner Vikki showed up to the campground and automatically started getting mad, telling me to sue her right off the bat as they would not pay to have the door replaced or fixed by a professional. They wanted the man who hit the camper to come fix it with epoxy only, even tho he is a complete pot head who can't even mow correctly , but yet he was all they would allow to fix it. The 2nd owner Vikki husband John came over after maybe 20 minutes of sitting in the camp host camper,could barely walk over to my camper(he seemed drunk or high)once he knocked I tried to go out , but he was right on the bottom step and wouldn't even let me out of my own home without having to slid around him. Then asked very aggressively "wheres this hole" sounded drunk or high and got extremely aggressive towards me once I showed him the hole and told him what happened. At which point he told me I was lying and there was no way the camp host did that hole, he told me he never gets close to these campers to even hit them, so there's no way he did that. The camp host lied tp the new owners to save his own free ride he gets for barely mowing the proppety .Well then I asked him who mows your campground sir? That was the wrong question it made him madder and more aggressive, to the point my husband and son actually came outside to tell them to just leave. I told the owner women Vikki I would get quotes and send them to her and once I told John the other owner I done told her I would get quotes , then she showed back up after going sitting in the camp host camper for about 10 mins, and started telling my husband "yeah go back inside and run with your tail between your legs". Neither myself nor my husband got upset talked out of the way to these crazy people and never raised our voices, but yet they were extremely aggressive and rude and yelled at each other. It is Aug 28th I have sent multiple texts to both Vikki and John asking what they are going to do about fixing our camper, sent the quotes to them to fix it and nothing. They have read every text I haven't sent, but will not respond at all. We have been coming to this campground for 5 years,2 months in the summer and 2-3 months in the winter, but we will absolutely never come back. I even told the new owners how loyal we were to this campground as we really liked the old owner and the camp host until this situation where he lied to save himself and how crazy they acted. She didn't care and told me we were all just here running our acs full blast and didn't care about her light bill or her taxes . She was going to just raise the rates, as she bought a money pit and after paying her taxes and light bill she wouldn't make any money, well ma'am that was your fault for not doing your research on the area . So beware and stay away, this is not the same laid back , old owner paying for the camp host mess up like he used to do campground anymore.

This little gem is out of the way by a hop, and maybe a skip, but it's so worth seeking out!!!…read more Absolutely Beautiful place, tucked just out of the way in Mayo, FL., a charming little town. Hidden Oaks is great for Fifth wheels and med-large hitch pulls, but not super well set up for big rigs, but if you don't have a tow, it's pretty easy to get to most of the sites. The owners Jean and Troney live very closeby, and the Hospitality is off the chain. So helpful, friendly, accommodating.... this little treasure is new and is definitely their Baby. You're in for a lovely treat. No bathhouse, but full service at most sites. Some only have 30 amp, but most have 30/50 plus sewer hook-up and water.

What an amazing location. It was so quiet and peaceful. Owners were very friendly. We will…read morestay here again if ever down that way.

Total peace and tranquility. No public bathrooms or showers. The RV was all we needed since we were…read morefully hooked up at our site. We stayed a month and saw great sunsets, sunrises and star lit nights. If you want to do things there is a small public beach within 2 miles, Keaton Beach with a pier for fishing. Many local charters are available in the area. Perry is 28 miles to the North with many dining options and Johnson's Bakery for superior doughnuts. Steinhatchee to the South is still recovering from the Hurricane last fall. Fun town that is small and geared totally to fishing with food trucks and festivals. We will definitely be coming back as the owners are fun people that live right on the camp as their house was hit hard by the hurricane too. With 12 sites you have total privacy and our new puppy enjoyed running free when we would walk him.

Very relaxing and the owners are super friendly and nice. It's only 4 minutes from the north…read moreentrance of Ichetucknee State Park which has a beautiful natural spring. I highly recommend this park. It was super quiet and at only $40 a night it's a win win for RV travelers looking for a cute place to spend a night or two while traveling through Florida.

From the owner: Enjoy a relaxing & peaceful stay under the beautiful oaks at our Rustic-themed RV park, just…read moreminutes from the Ichetucknee Springs. We are a small, family owned & operated park with 14 sites. We offer 15/30/50-amp service, full hook-up to self-contained units only (No public restroom/bath house at this time), picnic tables, and fire rings. One of our favorite things about our park is the old general store we had moved approximately 36 miles across Suwannee County, for our future office. Many people stop by just to snap a quick picture along their journey. Keep your eyes open for different types of wildlife, including hawks, owls, deer, turkey, and rabbits. Other fun activities located within an hour drive from our location: Troy Springs State Park, O'Leno State Park, Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park, Big Shoals State Park, Lafayette Blue Springs State Park, Wes Skiles Peacock Springs State Park, Suwannee River State Park, Little River Springs, Royal Springs, Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park, and a boat ramp in Branford, FL on the Suwannee River. Swimming, tubing, kayaking, canoeing, hiking, biking, and cave diving are all enjoyed around our area.

This is a great KOA in my opinion, definitely in the top 10% of any location under this brand,…read moresince we were only doing an overnight we chose a pull-through for our 41 foot Class A MotorCoach and Toad. The site although gravel was very level and there was plenty of room in between each site with great utility hookups. I was surprised to see how well this park survived the last hurricane which devastated most of the surrounding area especially since it is filled with large historic oak trees. The entrance and exit off the highway was easy and there is plenty of room to park your rig to check in. The front office and small camp store provided a pleasant experience and although not very big it seemed to carry a variety of items if you need something to snack on or components for your RV within reason. The staff here was very friendly and had my reservation documentation ready when we arrived - they also update my KOA reward points quickly. This is definitely a place I'd return too - the park is very well maintained and getting in and out of your site is very easy. It's located right at the edge of town so very convenient to restaurants and shopping areas. Whether you need an overnight place to stop or plan to stay awhile this is a good option...

Is this the same Perry KOA that we used to go to? I think not! This campground is absolutely…read morestunning, since it was totally remodeled after Hurricane Helene. There are spots with cement drives, picnic tables, grills, fire pits, barbecues and more. A lovely dog park that Freckles loved, a pool and kids playground. It's too bad that we were only staying overnight and didn't get a chance to use the amenities. There are also little cabins available too. The trees in this campground are just magnificent and big and provide shade for the campground. We will return next time we are heading west.

The is a great overnighter stop! Staff was friendly and the grounds were beautiful and clean. Not…read moremuch in the way of amenities to speak of, and no shower house. There is a single toilet that is clean and available. Easy in and easy out. The manager was friendly and personable. (That's always a big plus!)

This use to be a great overnight stop at $25/night. Have been using this for many years now. I know…read moreeverything is going up in price but to charge $45/night which comes out to $42 when minus disc fee and adding processing fee is way too much for this overnight facility with no amenities. They are working on making it look better by mulching beds when in reality they need to work on the RV sites. The sites are getting worse and worse and need maintenance. Most of not all sites need to be leveled, remove palm trees to make it easier for big rigs to get into a few spaces, and several water spigots at sites leaking and making it muddy. There also appears to be quite a few full-timers living there. Host was very nice. Unfortunately, we will not be back. No longer worth the money.

Great location close to the interstate and reasonably priced. $50 per night. Level pull through…read moresites with 30/50 amp service and water and sewer hook ups Needed a place to stop on our way back north for a week. Just off the interstate for $50 a night. All are pull through and pretty level 30 & 50 amp service plus sewer hook up. The general store is well stocked. Bathrooms were fairly modern and very clean. Has a pool but it was too cold to swim. Pool is pretty small. There is probably one of the best laundry rooms I've ever seen at a campground. Four washers and four dryers. $2.00 foe a washer and the same for the dryers. Did a great job washing and you get 40 minutes on the dryer! Plus it was super clean. They have a pretty cool little book exchange located in the laundry area. The books are free to take, but if you have one to exchange they welcome that. I left a few books I had read while on vacation. Pretty cool. The staff is super friendly and knowledgeable about the area and things to do here. The grounds are still suffering from the affects of Hurricane Helene. They have moved all the downed trees toward the lake so it blocks the view of the lake. There are what appears to be some permanent campers on the back of the property by the water. I probably wouldn't stay here for a week again, but if I needed an overnight stay or a couple days I wouldn't hesitate to choose Eagles Roost. There is a huge Flea market at the north end of the property. Seems like it's only open on the weekends. We were not able to check it out.

You can tell this is a beautiful RV resort. This place is recovering from the storm that came…read morethrough, which is unpredictable. However, we were coming thru and I called a few parks and they were actually rude. When I called this place the customer service the girl provided was impeccable. Not alway found in the business world today. KUDOS to the employee working 12/21. The RV pads are very nice and that is all that matter. Will plan on coming her in the future. Thank you

Stayed here a few times and really like this park. Check in is easy as well as booking process…read more All sites are pull through which I love. Extremely well maintained. Someone is always cleaning raking sites. Some sites have a grassy area and some don't. Mostly level on gravel. Bathhouse and pool areas also very clean. Located right off I-10 which is very convenient. My son lives in Tallahassee so I plan on returning. Go Noles!!

We booked our site for two nights months before heading west on I-10, booking online was easy and…read morethe staff clearly communicated throughout the entire process including the day of our arrival and a follow up after we left the park. As other have stated this is probably best for short stays and overnight stops as you travel through the area. Located a short drive from the interstate this park is easy to find and easy to access, our pull through site was #44 and although gravel it was pretty level and well maintained with full hookups and reliable utilities. We had no issue during our stay and found the park to be quite. We fortunately had great neighbors which is always good, the sites could of been a little wider but they were better than most short stay parks and we had plenty of room for our 4 slide-outs and awning which is typical for RV Parks that have customers who mainly stay only overnight. We didn't use any of the park's amenities but it did appear they were more than adequate including the pool. The staff was out and about everyday cleaning and maintaining the property which is filled with flowering plants and lots of pine trees that provides a good balance of sun and shade. As experienced RVers we are used to navigating our stays without much interaction with the staff so besides a few phone discussions and online communications we never had any face to face interaction with the staff which is fine with us - the site assignments and park information is posted in a small kiosk across from the office. I personally thought everything went off without a hitch and would definitely return if we were in the area and needed a place for an overnight stay...

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!