This RV park is so nice. Small and very convenient to a lot of activities. The owners were…read moreextremely nice and helpful. We left a set of our trailer keys there and they so kindly sent the keys to our home. We definitely recommend this place especially if you are planning on trying to watch a rocket launch at the Kennedy Space Center. Awesome location!!

I've been here for six months on business and it's such a well run , tropical feel park. Not very…read morebig but all size and shape roll through here and they are great. Friendly yet private and what a view. Close to everything with restaurants,grocery, walking paths and of course wildlife in the lagoon and rockets launching into space on a regular basis! Orlando is close by as are the airports. Hot shower in clean facilities with laundry that's affordable. Short or long stay I would recommend. Make a reservation and their concierge James will greet you. Thank you all who made my stay so good. Closest thing to home yet!

I didn't come here to check-in and park my MotorCoach this time, I stopped in out of curiosity and…read moreto see what this place is about while in the area. Yes RVer's do their due diligence when possible prior to booking a site. Luna Sands was once I believe a Smith Family KOA but now part of Travel Resorts of America from what I can tell. They seem to continue to invest and upgrade the park with newer sites in place and can easily accommodate big rigs in the premium sites. I spent a few minutes talking with Anthony in the office, he was very friendly and explained the rates and sites, he also marked up a park map prior to letting me explore the park on my own. I did look at the very nice premium sites along Pine Lane directly behind the office, shady but less low hanging branches with beautiful concrete sites with full hookups definitely the ones that interest me. Although in close proximity to everything in the surrounding areas of Orange City and Deland it's still secluded enough to give you that disconnect most campers are looking for with adequate ammenties. This RV Park is definitely trending in the right direction...

My wife and I stayed three nights at Luna Sands in our 34' travel trailer. I booked a gravel site,…read morefull hook-up 50/30 amp, concrete patio pad, and wifi. Sixty percent of the property is full-time RV living. The RV lots with full-time renters were clean, fenced in for pets, and had plants and foliage. People were friendly to us. I would agree, Luna Sands is trying to portray it as a Nature resort. The cost to rent the site was $90 a night + tax. The gravel site was very unlevel. It took three layers of connecting leveling blocks on the door side of the trailer to come close to leveling the trailer. The patio pad was cracked.. When plugged into the 50amp, running the A/C and another appliance caused the surge protector I own to stop the flow of electricity for 2.5 minutes. The GoTango wifi was not available in the back half of the resort. And the Luna Sands' "free wifi" would not connect. The following day, I met with a woman working in the office. I voiced my concern about the $90 nightly rate and the site's condition and issues. She offered to move to a site with a concrete RV pad at the bottom of the hill. Same price. I declined because we were fully set up outside and with a cooking grill. It would have been too much work to move to another site for just two more days to stay. She did not mention lowering the price per night for our incontinence. If you book a site at Luna Sands Resort, consider paying an extra $10 to $20 per night for the concrete RV pad with 50/30 amp. Do not book a gravel site. If this is not within your budget, stay at another RV location in the area. I will not recommend this location to my friends or to other RV travelers we meet in our travels.

This is a wonderful mobile home park. Very well keeper, the people hear are caring loving people…read more Weekly activities through the month. I stay in the RV section and have been here now (1/30/25) For a year and a half.

Situated way back along the scenic Dora Canal is a 55 age and over community of 205 mobile home…read moresites and 14 travel trailer lots named is a 55 age and over community comprised of 205 mobile home sites and 14 travel trailer lots. Dora Canal.is bordered by natural woodlands owned by the county that has been preserved for generations in virtually its original appearance. It's also a gator preserve.so no swimming or dangling toes in it. It makes for perfect retirement living but can become buggy, hot and humid. Just seeing all the alligators, turtles, great blue heron and the many other birds and species is a real nature lovers delight.

A friend of mine who is new to the RV community contacted me wanting to book a few sites for their…read moreinaugural camping trip, after inviting us to join their first adventure I decided to do a drive through to ensure it was a good place to test out his skills and help him get oriented with their new motorhome before booking sites being it is relatively close to our homes. This is a great location on the river but I felt it would be a little challenging for their first outing and honestly I had no intention of putting my 40' motorhome in this situation with its shallow and tightly spaced sites. The park is filled with lots of permanent residents and long stay RVer's if someone is interested in long term camping it may be okay but since we were only looking for a few days I don't feel this would be the best experience and with his inexperience it could be a little risky with all the trees with long hanging branches, tight turns and narrow sites especially since there weren't any sites close enough together for our two rigs. Unfortunately this didn't work out for us but I do see how many would enjoy this RV / Marina community nestled along the river, it's probably a great place for a tag along to park long term for weekend camping but I'd be hesitant to bring in a big rig...

The beach and 200 camp / Rv sites Total time warp! People…read moreare friendly, perfect spot and you can rent a boat, take down the river and around to lake Monroe. Two floor grill and bar dog friendly downstairs. Cheap & awesome camping/Rving with bungalows to rent.

This is a very nice RV park. Our longtime friends were visiting us on their way back home from…read morevisiting their children and grandchildren in South Carolina. They live in Port Saint Lucie. The RV park is well kept. We didn't have a chance to drive around the park, but from what we could see, it was a beautiful RV Park. Very nice, accommodating lots.

We enjoyed the first night until we were abruptly woken up at 8 am in the morning by a maintenance…read moreworker cutting down a tree. This went on our entire stay. The park claims to have shaded lots, but are currently cutting down most of the trees? makes no sense. We wont be coming back.

Very organized and responds in a timely fashion to email questions. The facility was clean and…read morequiet. We enjoyed it very much.

I have never stayed here. I WANT TO AND WILL MAKE…read moreRESERVATIONS IN THE FUTURE IF AVAILABLE. They have new rules that completely make sense if you want to be profitable. Life is no longer all about you. People who actually care about others and offer clean, safe camping and clamping locations deserve to make a decent living. Even Disney had completely changed their directive. The idea every one has a chance to utilize a special location. If you want to lock up your understood special viewing spot. You have to pay the piper. They are not your Mom and Dad. This is a business. You understand. I know you do but you will try, eh. lol

Booking this site online was a breeze using the KOA App, in this day and age it's nearly impossible…read moreto book a site on a holiday weekend especially with only a few days notice unless by happenstance you score one because of a cancellation. I decided to come here to celebrate the July 4th weekend first because of the availability, it's proximity of my home and certainly because of the beautiful riverside location. I've driven through this campground several times before booking to see the accommodations. I agree with other reviewers most of the sites are pretty close together this is especially true for a Class A MotorCoach. The site we reserved was a back-in site along the tree line so there was some partial shade and even though the sites were gravel they did offer a level and mostly compacted pad. The location of the utilities were somewhat close to the neighbors and the sewer connections were a little closer to the awning side of our RV than I would of liked but the connections were positive and I never detected any odors. The 50 amp electrical service was stable and the fresh water quality and pressure were good. The old saying is you can't pick your neighbors and although for the most part RVers are usually friendly and courteous but some can be a little less than ideal - some just don't understand common campground etiquette, one would hope this is simply out of ignorance and not intentional but either way this is when you hope the campground management team steps up without a request especially when it's a rules violation, anyway it wasn't a deal breaker, just annoying. The close proximity of the campsites probably escalates the frustration of these minor infractions which would otherwise go unnoticed, I somewhat expected some of this when I saw how close the sites were from each other. I was overall okay with the entire experience, the accommodations met our expectations, the on-site restaurant and bar were a positive, the campground was well maintained, the location next to the river makes up for a lot of mis-cues and since the agenda is to relax and enjoy most sins are forgiven. I definitely would come back but I'd try and request my site instead of being assigned a spot without input. I think the per day price is a little steep but not outrageous by any means...

When we arrived I was kind of surprised to find a marina and several boat ramps right beside or…read moreeven within the campground. Seems like there are just as many boat slips as camping spots. Some of the slips are among the RVs camping here. This was our first time at a "commercial" campground. We usually camp at state parks. The woman that manages this place is real nice and helped me out. I forgot some refrigerated medication at home; had my sister-in-law ship it but could not get to the office before closing time. She put the padded envelope in the late arrival box so we use our code to get it when we got back from Hollywood Studios. The girls really enjoyed the pool each night. They said the showers were really nice too. The maintenance people dropped off a picnic table the same day we requested one. Trash pickup service is every morning. Just set your bag out by the street and they will pick it up and carry it to the dumpster for you. There is a store with all your camping needs. I bought some sewer hookup enhancements that I didn't know I needed. Other than these items I mentioned, we didn't really spend all that much time in the campground, "camping" like we usually do. We used it for a base camp and spent all our time gone to the beaches, Disney parks, water parks and eating out in Orlando. Review #500

Such a beautiful place to spend a day with endless activities! You can walk the boardwalk, swim,…read moresnorkel, scuba, tube, kayak, or paddleboard down the spring. Fishing is permitted from the fishing dock on the St. Johns River. There is also camping, cabins for rent, hiking, and manatee viewing. You can even rent an all-terrain tracked wheelchair for accesible hiking! You can find a gift shop and a concession stand inside the park. Follow the Blue Spring State Park Facebook page to stay up to date on fun activities and events like Manatee Bingo, Meditate & Move with the Manatees, guided moonlight hikes, and the Junior Ranger Program. My favorite event of the year is Firefly Nights from around mid March to mid April. You get to walk the boardwalk after the park closes to see thousands of Florida fireflies! It is absolutely magical, and a little surreal. Weekdays are less crowded, but honestly if you can only go on a weekend it's worth braving the crowd. It's a separately-ticketed event, and it does sell out some nights so make sure to get your tickets in advance!

Who doesn't want to swim with the manatees! Driving to the state park, you would never think this…read morebeautiful place, this wonderful gem, is nestled back in a residential area. WOW! When we arrived and set up chairs, etc. we walked down the path to the St John's river where we first saw the gentle giants gliding through the water. The water is crystal clear and is slightly chilly when first getting in but this is what you expect from a spring fed river. Tubing down the river and then just hanging out was amazing but was highlighted by a manatee swimming directly under me. So Cool! Please remember, do not to touch them. This is a must do if time allows. You must make a reservation online but the price is per car and was crazy reasonable. Just go, enjoy!