My wife and I camped here in our small travel trailer from January 19-22, 2026. I booked my campsite via phone call directly to the resort office about 6 weeks prior to arrival. A few days prior to arriving, they sent me an email letting me know that their office would be closed on the day of our arrival (MLK Holiday), but that they would leave our check-in package in the clubhouse, which remains open during most of the day. We arrived, found the clubhouse, retrieved our check-in package, and actually set up camp about 90 minutes before the official check-in time. Our assigned "Cozy-sized" site number 9, was a good fit for us. Not too big, and it had trees on the back side of it to give us a little privacy. It was a short walk (75 yards) to the restroom/shower facility, and about 150 yard walk to the clubhouse. The campsite was crushed limestone gravel, and a bit unlevel, but I used my leveling chock under one of my camper wheel to straight it up when we backed in. The site had metered electric, a fresh water spigot, a sewer dump, a picnic table, and a fire ring. Though the weather was perfect for a fire, we couldn't light one because the county was under a total burn ban due to drought conditions (normal in this area during the dry winter months). The day after we checked in, we went to the office to pay the remainder of our balance. I was charged $70.00 per night, but they tacked on a $15.00 "Resort Fee", which I thought was kind a joke (extra company grift) because the only real amenity "resort" amenities here besides the club house (that we didn't use) is a swimming pool, and since it was very cold the 4 days we were there (and we're warm-blooded Floridians), we sure as heck didn't go for a dip. It appeared that this facilitied began as a mobile home park, and after it was bought out by Sun Resorts, they improved it somewhat and fixed up the roads and facilities with new buildings and the pool. Most of the transient residents were seasonal snowbirds (regulars from Minnesota and Wisconsin), but there were about 40 permanent mobile homes residents inside the compound as well. Overall it's a clean park, and conveniently located just a mile from Old Town Homasassa, and a mile from the Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park, and 10 mi south of the city of Crystal River. The restrooms/shower houses were modern and kept very clean, but the water pressure was a bit on the low side. Additionally, the men's room only had one sit-down toilet, so two mornings I had to wait in line to use it for my "downloads". One morning, I had to walk over to use the single restroom in the clubhouse. They have free WiFi and the signal strength is good.