What a nice group of people! We weren't planning to stay in Lake City.... just passing thru !!…read more But when RV problems popped up and we were directed to Rush Truck Service for repairs. Luckily, Casey Jones RV Park was just down the street. I called late Monday afternoon, spoke to Rose, who was so friendly and accommodating. Explained the RV repair situation and that we didn't know if our stay was going to be 1,2 or 3 nights. She said.."no problem". I asked for 2 nights, not knowing what the future held. They were very flexible & accommodating. Day 3.... AM..... . yeaaaa, RV was fixed. I gave my many "thank you's" and said goodbye. We were checking out !! Well, we got about 4 miles down the road.... engine alerts came back on and we turned the Coach around and headed back to repair shop. I called back to Casey Jones RV and asked for a 3rd night. Again, they said "no problem... and said that they even saved my same spot for us". . Almost like they knew we'd be back !! Now on Day 4.... RV fixed and we got on our way to continue our trip. Besides being very close to the Truck Service Center....... This park is nice, quiet and easy in & out for our 43 ft Coach. Reasonable overnight prices as well. YES..... I would stay here again & recommend to others.

Super friendly and nice. Really enjoyed how quiet and peaceful it was. Very clean bathrooms. Highly…read morerecommend.

Great Place! Clean close to Hospital so we could visit someone. Everyone very nice and helpful.read more

Horrible service. The Lady with the terrible Red highlights and glasses was extremely rude to…read moremyself and my family. she had snarky remarks to everything I said and asked, Really immature for someone that works the front desk . This is the first and last time We will stay at this hotel.

We stopped here to take a driving break and to grab lunch in the RV while traveling westbound on…read moreI-10, I always look for the number of truck parking spaces available before exiting into a rest area when traveling in our Motorhome, Florida displays this information well before the exit which I applaud. Today there were 29 spaces available, there are sensors embedded in the asphalt at each truck parking space that constantly updates this information so it's always been accurate and dependable. I did a short walk around the RV checking the tires, the tow-bar for the toad and other critical things before getting back on the road, I also took the short walk to the facilities to stretch my legs and found this rest area in tip top shape and saw several members of the staff working to keep it that way. This is definitely a rest area I'll return too in the future, it's all good here...

"Osceola" National Forest is a beautiful National Forest located in northeast Florida. The smallest…read moreof the National Forests, it is most famous for its hauntingly beautiful trees, it carries the weight of history hidden in its dense stands of longleaf pines and storied past. Approximately 200,000 acres of pine flatwoods and cypress-hardwood swamps beaming with tons of wildlife. Named after the Infamous Seminole warrior "Osceola" who was a American Indian leader during the second Seminole war, which began in 1835 when the US Zionist government forced the Seminole tribe off of their traditional God given lands in Florida for expanding white exploitation and settlement, forcing them to migrate into the Indian territories west of the Mississippi river. There were 3 horrific Seminole "wars" before the Civil war. Long story short, Under General Andrew Jackson, the US Military invaded the area here, burning to the ground the Indian villages and towns and at the same time, seized Spanish-held Pensacola. As a result, Spain was induced to cede its Florida territory under the terms of the Transcontinental treaty in 1819. Hence the City of 5 flags, as Pensacola was occupied by Spain, America, France, Britain & the Confederacy. The Indians fought hard thou using "Guerrilla war tactics" & withdrew into the Everglades. In October of 1837 "Osceola" went to St. Augustine with several Chiefs under a flag of truce to attend a parley with General T.S. Jesup. And as in typical fashion of our corrupt US Zionist Government, "Osceola" and the Chiefs, yep, all the bad Indians, were seized and imprisoned. "Osceola" was then taken to Ft. Moultrie at Charleston, South Carolina, where he later died. "Osceola" National Forest is not just a pretty park the US Zionist Government gave us for our amusement. It was the home of the Seminole. "Osceola" died trying to protect this beautiful forest he called home. Naming this Forest "Osceola" National Forest in his honor is just a ribbon of Victory for US Government theft. Bucket list worthy. Highest recommendations.

Our 1st time to stay at the Tru by Hilton. We normally chose Hampton because we don't like…read moresurprises and we can expect clean. We decided to try because we knew we were only planning to sleep a bit and be gone soon and we had never tried it. We liked it, simple, clean, no nonsense kinda room. Enough in the room but not too much. I thought I'd miss that there was no coffee maker but really they had good coffee in the lobby, 24/7 as they said. The breakfast had some good choices and the food was good, need to send the bagel thru 2x for toasting but that wasn't a problem. All the staff we spoke with were friendly and professional. We will stay again.

Amazing hotel and staff! They truly saved us after a horrible experience at the Wyndham Baymont…read more Desiree and Logan welcomed us with open arms and immediately made us feel comfortable. The hotel was clean, modern, and well maintained. We were extremely happy we decided to make the switch. It was the perfect place to rest after a long day of travel. Highly recommend!

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

My experience at the Blanche? Beautifully strange…read more I'll explain. First off the hotel is as beautiful as advertised. From the lobby to the grand staircases, the artwork to the perfectly polished wood. It's all gorgeous. The rooms are also very nice too. Historic yet well maintained. The bedding and decor is spectacular, and even though the rooms are east-facing there are blackout blinds to keep that unforgiving morning sun at bay. Now, why the strange part? Because for the two days I was there, I saw ZERO humans in the entire hotel. For starters, everything is automated. My reservation was done online. I got texted an entry code to the property and to my room. And checkout was all via door code and online too. Never in the entire experience from booking to stay, did I speak to or see another human. And for a hotel experience, that's just weird. So, The Blanche. Definitely better than staying at a chain hotel. Great value. Stunning beauty. Eery silence. Finally, let me add this. There are several one star reviews of this place talking about a bar, roaches and no parking - I can say with confidence those reviews are not accurate whatsoever. This place is clean, quiet and very easy to park at, in fact I parked about 10 feet from the front door for free.

Looks like a nice hotel but " lacking in customer service…read moreand processes. I made a reservation on Hotels.com and they cancelled my reservation next day "at my request". When I followed up with property I was told they are fully booked with wedding and Hotels.com aka "third party" should have not allowed my reservation to go through. Could is be that ....hotel's interface with "third party" is actually a hotel responsibly too! Perhaps, I am sorry it happened could be a standard of customer service, not just "anything else we can do for you?"

This hotel is fairly new. Very clean! The coffee is on the very weak side. The breakfast is…read moregood. No selection of fruit offered Overall I would recommend

Awesome! Our two rooms were immaculate, the service impeccable, and the breakfast presentation was…read moresuperb. (Try homemade apple-nut bread and delicious quiche!) When you enter the door you step into the 1920's, only with WIFI, flat panel TVs, memory foam beds and A/C. The rooms, lounges and sitting areas are fabulously decorated with 1900-1940 period furnishings. Breakfast in the large ornate dining room was a highlight. If you appreciate history or just want an Old Florida experience, the Chateau de Lafayette is worth going out of your way for. If you will stay in the Mayo/Perry area, I don't believe you could find a nicer place to stay.