After two weeks in Destin Harbor, we were looking for something different. Decided to visit one of…read morethe natural springs in the area. Their RV Campground was booked, so I did a quick internet search. I found Bass Haven. I called them up, and with little notice, they had me a spot available. Very nice owner. She and her nephew met us when we arrived and guided us into your spot. They provided local knowledge about the Springs as well. Nice management as well as nice neighbors. The bathhouse and restrooms were very clean!

Needed a place to stop as we are headed to south Florida…read more Saw that this RV park was on a lake, so easy choice. Greeted warmly by Lola and her son Chris. Small, but very clean little place. They only have a few spots for travelers. We got one of the pull through sites. Pull through sites do not have sewer. Great spot right on the water. Had a great time watching birds, turtles and in the evening even saw a beaver. Bathroom and laundry very clean. Showers are a decent size. Small little store, free wifi. Very friendly people within the park. We were in our 40' class a. A little tight coming into the park but doable. Passport America rate about $16 a night.

Campground is beautiful and sites, amenities are clean and well kept!…read more We stayed two nights and rented boat and fished. Pet friendly.

Stayed in one of the tents for two nights in February. It was AWESOME. The tent was clean and had…read morelots of amenities including a tub, also a hot tub outside, cable TV, microwave, fire pit and really comfy bed. The resort has lots of cool things like a solar heated pool, a rec room, docks. One piece of advice if you stay in the tents; Bring earplugs to sleep as the tent itself makes a lot of noise in the wind. ENJOY!

Did a Groupon for one of the zip lining adventures for two. We came during off season so it was…read moreonly the two of us lol. Approx 1.5 hours away from Destin but the drive wasn't terrible. You sign a waiver and you have to weigh between 70 to 250 pounds for the zip line. Our two tour guides Jaeda and Spencer were amazing. As someone who's never zip lined before, they were comforting and patient. I think this zip line tour was good for beginners and kids. I think there were 10(?) zip lines that were approx 300 feet each. I'd prefer a longer one next time!

We brought our scout troop for the combo challenge course and a 4 mile canoe trip. It was…read morefantastic. The facilitator was a former scoutmaster and was great with the kids. The paddle was not too strenuous and everyone had fun. Would definitely recommend for a day trip!

It is almost time to say goodbye to Paradise, two more days and we will have to go back to reality…read more We thoroughly enjoy the park, the beach and the restaurants in the area. It is always going to be 5 star review for the Resort but this time if this review was for the Ranger I would give a ONE star because he has decided to not buy dog poop bags and some people just don't clean up after their dogs if you don't provide the basics because they are not prepared and I don't blame them because you expect to find bags like in ANY other Florida State Park to find poop bags all over. Now instead there is dog sh!t in some places that the Ranger should go and pick it up himself just because he is trying to save money to finish construction of his new office and moving resources from one budget item to another is not the solution, please poop bags are a must Mr Ranger, adhere to your budget and buy some bags so whoever is unprepared can clean up after their dog.

Great trails, great park! We did 5 miles of trails and saw a lot. The terrain varied from paved, to…read moretrails, to sand to dunes. The trails are marked and there are several maps along the way. It would be hard to get lost. There are selfie spots along the trails too!! There are also trolleys that take you to the lake and to the beach. I would come back when in the area again for sure.

The Hideaway is one of our favorite places to camp and we travel there for 10-14 days twice a year!…read moreIt is located right on the Santa Rosa Sound and has multiple campsite options. The campground is unique in that the entire campground is shaded with large oak and magnolia trees and is very well manicured. There is a nice beach area at the campground but it is only about 3mi from Navarre beach and an easy drive over the bridge. It's the only place we consider camping at the beach. We look forward to many more trips to this place!!

The hideaway has become one big cat litter box with 27 plus cats and they keep having more litters…read more The trees are over grown n scratch your rv. The cats poop on the beach where your kids play n tent sites are litter boxes. There are many undisclosed fees especially if you make changes to reservation. Rates are negotiable if you happen to get the owner on phone very inconsistent. Bath house smells and has rotten wood n mold.

Great relaxing day! The guys were very accommodating...I brought my own kayak and they took care…read moreof everything! Loading and unloading kayak and gear, they were most helpful. Will definitely be back!

Looked like a good place to go so we tried booking a reservation for two days (Sun/Mon). Website…read morewould not take a credit card (error messages). Called them on Monday afternoon and we were told the credit card part on the website wasn't set up. So we asked to make a reservation. We were told we didn't need one just show up. When we arrived we drove down a single lane pothole riddled clay road for a half mile. Upon arriving at the entrance we were greeted with a river crossing to actually get to the facility and parking area (picture below). If I had a truck it wouldn't have been bad but the ruts under the water surface were at least 2 ft deep. Driving a Honda Accord through this "Entrance" was not an option. So we turned around and went to the competitors canoe rental. My one star rating is only based on my attempt to get there. I did not actually get to use their facilities or services. It would have been nice to be told of the water crossing by the employee on the phone. If you do go there "ASK" about the water depth if you are driving a car.

I love it here been here since February 2025 People are nice treat you like family and are very…read morefriendly

service and people who own it are rude and know how to ruin a family trip especially when people…read moredidn't do nothing wrong Ruin off next morning on weekend trip they said camper was wrong how it was parked which was funny cause all campers was parked same and we had to many vehicles on corner lot Look some where else besides here they are jerks and ru

We called for five night availability for a RV site as a DoD Civilian Retired and they were very…read morehelpful offering the two nights available. Though that period was too short they did look to see what they could do for us. Someday we may try again.

Disappointed with manager. When we arrived trespassers we're in our spot. Yes they finally moved &…read moremanager told us to come over next day & said she see what she could do for us. Well she avoided us & never got back to us after several attempts to contact her. Not good management. Other than that it was ok. Met a lot of nice people. Bathroom facilities were just ok. 2 showers with curtains. Felt a little exposed & vulnerable

If you can get over the rude staff at the front gate and lack of southern hospitality it's great.read more

Helpful and very friendly staff helped check us in. I think it was around $35 per person for a day…read morepass to roam around the property, which had basic to very challenging trails. I'm downgrading it greatly for the unbelievable amount of beer cans that I saw that seemed to literally litter every square foot of the trails. At one point I got off the ATV and counted every beer can I could see while I slowly turned around. I lost track at 57 beer cans. It was really heart-breaking. Why couldn't you have a couple of giant trash cans around the property and encourage people to pick up the beer cans and toss them here?