It was a decent stay; we were over for the last weekend of bike week, and thoroughly enjoyed our…read morestay. The bathrooms and showers are clean. Our Christian Motorcyclist Association was serving breakfast and we held church on Sunday. This is a great biker friendly campsite. The price was comparable to bike week prices, but far cheaper than other places. We will definitely come back.

We were looking for a campground in the area, while we were visiting with family. We reserved an rv…read moresite. The original site we were given was so sunken that we weren't able to open up the steps for our camper near the patio. Eventually we were moved to another site that was sunken but tolerable. We've never had this issue before, The second thing was the location of the sewer. It was pushed so far back. We needed to purchase an extension. Additionally, we have a toy hauler so when we we opened the door, we were basically hovering over it. The grounds did have a pool, very clean rest rooms and laundry. I didn't like that the laundry room didn't have detergent vending machines or a coin machine. It was inconvenient. In the end, the grounds were sufficient for us since we were just there at night to sleep. We were off with family during the day.

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'

A very peaceful place to have a picnic or just to hang out. Bring your kayak if you feel like…read moreexploring the waters. Bring the camera as well.

The worst customer service I have ever had, provided by manager Christy. I believe she is Canadian…read moreand hates Americans. I stay there with my husband during Hurricane Ian. We thought since we are far east so the hurricane will not be too bad. We chose to stay till the day we are supposed to leave which is 2 days later after Hurricane Ian. We parked on the low side of the park. No warning about flooding or anything from the office. And guess what, our spot got flooded so bad that we have to move during Hurricane. All compartments got submerged, and we had to stay a little longer to get everything dry and pack up which is on the day we are supposed to check out. Christy did not ask why we are late or Are you guys ok? RUDE on the phone telling us to leave right now. With plenty of open spots in the park she didn't offer help or the opportunity to let us stay longer but sent a maintainance guy to watch us packing, and make sure we leave before she clocks out. She is the kind of woman who has no heart! Just for that I will never go back to the park unless she is fired!

I give 2 stars because we enjoyed the time that we weren't around the staff. We left the day after…read moreHurricane Ian, and the night of the hurricane, we had to move to high ground to escape rising water. The next day, amid drying things out, assessing damage, and reclaiming out tow dolly from 16" of water, the staff was literally shouting at us to leave since it was our last day. I received a very rude phone call about moving our rv from the high ground we retreated to, and as we were packing up, one of the maintenance people started yelling at my wife about how we have to leave. Even in non-emergency situation, a late check-out isn't unheard of. The final interactions with the staff left a sour taste in my mouth, and we will not be returning because of that. Nice park, impatient staff.

To say this company's customer service is lacking is the biggest understatement ever. My aunt and…read moreuncle were looking forward to attending Daytona and booked this campground way in advance. However, we suffered a huge loss in our family and my aunt and uncle had to cancel their trip. Again, they booked the campground during daytona and this place is nearby. I'm 100% sure they were able to rebook it, no problem. However, the manager, Andrew, treated my uncle horribly and had zero empathy for the situation. He simply said he didn't care what their circumstances were and refused to provide any type of refund (even partial). That means they got double for this camp site and profited off a family's grief. Absolutely despicable and I cannot say enough that I hope no one chooses to give this place their money.

We stayed here during Biketoberfest. The park was pretty full. Our site was tight but we got in…read more The park is older and has some huge trees. They had a pet park which was nice. The sites are all grass, and ours had ants which came inside and were not appreciated. There were lots of permanent residents here and they don't help the look of the place. This park has some cabin type buildings and some tent camping area for folks that like that style of camping. It is pretty conveniently located to all kinds of grocery stores, restaurants, etc. The staff we dealt with when making our reservations were very nice and helpful. Check in at the park was no problem, but we wished they had guided us to our site, getting there was quite confusing.

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.

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

I've paddled the Emerald Cut a few times now. Initially I didn't like the idea of paying to launch…read moremy own paddleboard. However, it's only $10 now that I have my own life jacket (saving me additional cost of $5 to use one of theirs, as required). Well worth the low cost for some soul-enriching, communing with nature. I have never made a reservation. I normally arrive around 10:30, most recently on a Friday. Parked for free on Baptist Camp Rd. Just a bit of a walk from there with my inflated paddleboard, but I don't mind the extra exercise. You can unload your stuff closer, if preferable. There are port-a-potties available. You can count on there being a line in the check-in office. Various recreation supplies are available there for purchase. The process moves reasonably enough. A reservation will guarantee your entrance, however, and possibly aide quicker personal info collection. I always plan to do the Emerald Cut in roughly 3 hours round-trip, allowing myself several stops to enjoy the surroundings. You do run into (quite literally at times) novice paddlers along the way, which can be a bit tricky, yet not a real nuisance for me. In general, there's friendliness along the waterway. Slighty rowdy, party vibes in some spots, but also opportunities for solace and zen in various nooks. Encountering wildlife, fragrant elderberry, and other captivating flora along this stretch is always gratifying. It's a popular recreation destination for good reason.

This is one of the most beautiful places in Florida! Highly recommend visiting at least once. Being…read morelocal, I've visited a number of times. A few things knock the stars down: - The amount of rules/ regulations is a downside. There are more than any other river we've visited in Florida. It's nerve wracking to make sure you're following every new rule. - Launching and landing at the dock is stressful. It feels rushed and disorganized. - The bathroom situation is DIRE. They have a few porta potties but they're pretty gross. - I've found some of the staff intimidating/ borderline rude. There are a lot of newbies to kayaking/ paddleboarding so patience is a virtue at busy times! It's a hard paddle up stream and coming back it can be easy to lose control around the corners. There are a few spots to be cautious of other paddlers. With that said, it's really stunning. They keep the area very clean and there are a lot of spots to pull off to the side to enjoy the view. I've never done a guided tour, but I've heard they're really well done!

We chanced upon this hidden little gem. They promptly answered when I called to ask if…read morereservations were necessary and upon arrival, we received a warm welcome and courteous service. Our canoe was made ready and we had a really good time paddling the quiet beauty of Cracker Creek.

Great experience! Amazing peacocks, great rental prices, & boat tours for when you don't feel like…read morerowing downstream yourself. Did the 2 hours to have more time to explore & tow further downstream‍

Yesterday Ms. Jade from the front desk came through with her promise to get me my birthday ice…read morecream. ALL the YMCA's I've visited have some of the friendliest giving staff members of ANY health club I've visited! I have visited them ALL and as a former ACE Certified trainer, I've worked at ALL of them. The YMCA's commitment to helping families, and I thank them for treating my family great when I worked at Deltona and Orange City. The most important employee position in ANY club....is the front desk! The first point of contact, and the last point of contact exiting the club. When a staff member can call you by your first name... your day should be made! So to all the "Negative Nancy's" "Pauley Pout Pouts" Killing this amazing organization with horrible reviews and photos, that has endured the last economic crash while STILL giving out scholarships for sports and programs they offer for a VERY fair fee... Do take your snootyness up the road to LA, where you're just another account. Why don't I see more reviews on the amazing upgrades in equipment and services? Just human nature to focus on the negative!

This YMCA could use some improvement 1. The facility is…read morefalling apart and it should be needing an update. Because the Ormond YMCA facility got updated about 2 years ago and it's been looking better then ever but the port orange YMCA has not ever got an update. 2. Ive been swimming at the port orange YMCA for a couple years now and I am a swimmer and the Port Orange YMCA NEEDS TO GET NEW BLOCKS they are low budget and some are wobbly and have no fin or back piece on the back of the block. 3 The whole building just needs a whole power washing job it looks very dirty. 4. The boys locker room needs a new upgrade the ceiling is literally coming down and the floors are torn up. Also the stalls in there need some work and could use more of them. 5. The tiles in the bathroom also need improvement. 6. The outside deck of the whole outside of the pool needs to be updated because they are also falling apart 7. But overall the people there are nice but just some things need to be updated so it could contend with the Ormond Beach YMCA