It's close by...and I'll bet you didn't even know it!…read more It sounds sort of funny, but I never even knew this place was an actual park until recently. It was within walking distance of one of my friend's houses, and I somehow thought it was part of the neighborhood. This place may be cleverly disguised, but there is a lot to see and do, and this has one of the best inland walking paths in all of Port Ornage. The Good: Walk it off: Honestly the thing I like the most about Spruce Creek is the different walking trails. They go around the park, and even continue over the water, and everything is just beautiful. I used to come here all the time with friends and it was a cool spot to hang out. And if you're going on a mid-afternoon stroll with someone special, you really can't go wrong with this place. The trail is about 3 miles long, but even so, it feels very short. Nice and quiet: Aside from the occasional field trip, this place is almost never crowded. This could, of course, be due to the fact that this place is huge, and even when there are a lot of people you just don't notice them. Spend the day: While there's not really a whole lot to *do* per se, there are picnic tables and playground equipment. If you are trying to spend a nice relaxing day out, Spruce creek is the perfect place The Bad: N/A Spruce creek is a very peaceful and tranquil place to go visit, away from the noise of Daytona Beach. While it might not have as much stuff to do as a lot of the other volusia parks, I count that as a good thing. Overall 8.8/10= Just Chillin'

This is a really great park, with walking trails out to a bird observation tower where we watched…read moreOspreys diving for fish and a ton of other birds hanging out on the water. There's a playground, an interpretive trail, bathrooms, a fishing pier and two different places to launch your kayak or canoe. There's loads of picnic tables available. There used to be camping here but it seems that the county has closed down that part of the park.

best place to stay in camper go hangout during the day…read moretime! night time gets rowdy plenty of food and vendors to look around!

Stayed at Cackleberry during race week it was amazing enjoyed myself would recommend this…read moreCampground to anyone had so much fun planning on attending Bike Week

Just checked in yesterday for a week long stay. Most of the property turned over yesterday and…read morethey took the day off today. Of the 3 beds in our unit only 1 had sheets that fit bed. There was also no remote for the tv. I have sent multiple text messages with no response. 7/8/25-- I stayed for a week and wrote the initial 1 star review after getting no response to repeated requests for sheets. I pushed it up to 3 stars because there were no other issues that week. I also rebooked for next year and there have been some staffing changes and the new folks seem much more professional and responsive.

When you stay at Holiday Cove North you are staying with great views and great neighbors. You are…read moreliterally a hop and a skip away from a super nice powder sand beach that is very family friendly. Don't want to deal with the salty ocean? Well, take a dip in one of the two pools. What makes this different then the other places? Well, I think that the place is simply more inviting than others. It isn't some big huge building that is ran by someone that doesn't like doing their job. It is ran by Jack and Janie and they are awesome. More than likely you will be friends with them before you leave. :) Of course, if you are wanting room service and all that mess, then don't come here. If you are just wanting a home away from a home then this is my first pick. If you are thinking about going here, message me and I will let them know that you are thinking about coming! :)

I have owned a timeshare here since 1981. I noticed today that it only averaged 3 stars on Yelp,…read moreand wondered why. So, I read all the reviews. I noticed that most of the one-star reviews are outdated, and no longer accurate from before the significant remodeling and change in management. Even most of those were the typical angry knee-jerk one-star reactions caused by a negative interaction with a staff member, or the fact that they were inconvenienced by specific incidences like the pool being closed due to being under repair. Those reactions might or might not have been accurate, and justified at the time, but the issues I read have all been rectified via remodeling, or management changes. This review is from the end of 2024, and all available rooms have been freshly remodeled with an open room concept. The majority of rooms come in two slightly different sizes. The even numbered rooms are slightly larger rooms, while even number rooms are slightly smaller. All rooms with numbers ending in 12 or under are beachfront rooms with balconies. Those ending in 13 or above are beach view rooms with balconies (except for rooms ending in 17), facing the Andy Romano Beachfront Park. There are those that like the south facing, sun bathing time balconies of the numbered rooms ending in 13-16. I personally love the view from any of the beachfront units, numbered rooms ending in 1-12. There are two available elevators, centrally located, as well as two sets of stairs at both ends of the L shaped building. The front desk is staffed 24/7, but the front door is locked in the evening, requiring room key access. There is also a gated side entry door and the beach stairs gated entry, both require room key access. All rooms have kitchenettes that include a refrigerator, microwave, stove/oven, sink, and lots of cupboard space. The kitchens have a full complement of dishes, glassware, cooking utensils, etc. The bathroom has power ventilation, a sink/vanity, toilet and walk-in shower. Rooms have a closet, a dresser with plenty of drawers, a sleeper sofa, a table with four chairs, a modern cable and internet streaming capable good size TV on the wall and a queen size bed. There is a/c, heating, and Wi-Fi available throughout the facilities, including the rooms. Each room has a balcony with a couple of small plastic chairs and a table. The facility has a good size heated outdoor swimming pool, indoor hot tub, and small gym. There are changing rooms in that area, as well as an outdoor grill area. There are plenty of lounges and tables with umbrellas on the pool deck. Beach access via gated stairs is available from the pool deck or via the Milsap beach ramp directly adjacent to the property. Most week days there also is some limited social activity available for children, and/or adults. Most of the rooms allow two to four occupants, although they do have a limited amount of rooms that can hold up to eight guests. Smoking is not allowed in the rooms, or at the facilities, except on the balconies, and in the parking lot. Speaking of parking, during high occupancy periods, parking can be challenging, but they do have an agreement for overflow parking across the street, in the rear parking lot of the Beachside Restaurant. Pets and emotional support animals are not allowed on the property. Official documented service animals, by law, are. There are multiple restaurants within easy walking distance, with modern traffic caution lighted crosswalks to safely get across the often busy five lane A1A. Many gift shops are in the area, as well as a shopping center within a half mile that has multiple stores, including a Publix, Walgreens, and UPS Store. The beach is the typical hard pack, walk-able, drive-able beach of the Daytona area. Directly south of the property is the Andy Romano Beachfront Park, which does not allow cars, so it is safer for children. The park has restroom facilities with modern plumbing, picnic tables, a small padded playground, and an in season children's splash pad. This is an older former hotel building, but with over all good upkeep, and plenty of new remodeling. The manager and staff are all competent, professional, accommodating, and friendly. I unreservedly give my full recommendation to this property for a beach vacation.

The reason i rate it as a 3 is the 'OLDNESS' of the place. I thought I was back in time. It was…read moreclean I must admit and the staff were friendly and helpful. I understand that they are upgrading so that's a wonderful thing. They are located close to eateries that you could actually walk to if needed which is very convenient.

The place is absolutely beautiful! It is tranquil and relaxing. Kerry from the office is a Gem!…read more The beds are very comfortable and I love that they have kept the Terrazzo flooring and the old Florida tile in the bathroom. The rooms were spotless. I was pleasantly surprised at how tranquil it is on the lake. You do hear a train from time to time in the background, just loud enough to actually be enjoyable to hear. I am looking forward to a return trip very soon!

Don't recommend this place to anyone. Customer service was…read morehorrible, when we returned the boat 12 mins late they didn't tell us there was a late fee and automatically charged us for it without explanation. We requested a boat for 12 people but we're given the smaller boat so we had to send half our party home. Very disappointed with this place. Will not be returning.

Nice location. The rooms are dated. Needs to be remodeled…read more Showing it's age. Would not book again.

Beautiful apartment. Very clean and spacious. The staff could not have been nicer. They showed us…read morearound and were very kind. And I highly recommend this I will be back.

Quiet spot directly on the beach. Fully stocked apartment with kitchen made it super affordable for…read moreour family. The apartment was very clean and the staff was friendly. They have a linen exchange and a laundry on site. We could drive to most anything within minutes but most of our days were spent in the heated pool,hot tub or the balcony of our room. We grilled one night in the gazebo. We stayed a week because it was so affordable. The parking lot is a bit tight.

We stayed at Turtle Inn in August. It's a family oriented resort with a nice pool and hot tub…read morearea. They have a gazebo with grills and nice covered area to cook. The staff was very friendly and always willing to answer questions and help with any of our needs. The units were clean, well stocked and nicely furnished. They offer linen exchange, replacement supplies for kitchen and bath, and the best is they have Hot Dog Tuesday for all their guests. It gives you time to enjoy lunch, meet the staff and other guests there if you choose. I highly recommend staying here. We had a wonderful stay. ++++

IDK why some people have left such negative reviews. I stay here 6 months at a time and have NEVER…read morehad an issue with anyone. Sean and Dave (owners of the park) are helpful, friendly and professional. So much so that during the winter months, they'll host a themed party where EVERYTHING is free to campers. Food, entertainment and yes even beverages of all kinds. The park is clean and very well kept. 2 pools, a small store that sells essentials and a club house. Would definitely recommend but remember, this is one of the least expensive RV parks in Daytona, and because of its location, extremely busy and booked months in advance for events like bike week, the 500 and Coke Zero Sugar 400.

This is definitely not an RV Resort. The man behind the counter treated a customer horribly and it…read morewas a huge turn off for us. This place has more of a run down trailer park feel to it. We won't be back. Campers are typically fun people. This guy needs a different job or at minimum, etiquette classes.