RV Travel Worker 2
November 24, 2025 Google Maps
This is our 4th visit in the past 3 years and we always find the hiking interesting on the trails.
RV camp sites are spacious and nicely paved with H2O - Sewer & Electric hook ups.
Property is pet friendly, but you MUST have your current Vet paperwork showing current Rabies & other shots or your pet will be rejected entry ( they take this seriously, which we appreciate, as many RV places say they check paperwork and don’t. )
Campsites also have fire/grill rings, but please ask upon arrival if it’s too dry for using these - to prevent wild fire in an RV park… which is never good!
If you are tent camping, they have TONS of different areas of the campground to tent camp! They have sites WAY in the back by the swimming pond, super remote tent sites through the scrub brush between pond & main campground, at end of main campground (even Equestrian Sites!) these are very shaded and lush grass areas, and they have tent camping down between the river front and the RR tracks.
Speaking of railroad tracks, this is a live track used by smaller freight train that runs every few hours - back and forth. Mostly hauling raw sugar cane I believe.
Track is only 75’ - 100’ feet behind the “F” line of RV camping sites.
NOTE: if you don’t like hearing a train whistle blow and hear/feel the rumbling of a train every few hours (except Sunday) then do not camp here.
I grew up living this close to a freight train just like this, so I actually LOVE having it run by so close to where we are camping!
See video!
Staff have always been friendly.
Bathhouse is super clean with hot showers, flush toilets, and sinks.
They also have Vault toilets by pond/tent camping area, and Port-A-potty down by river camping.
There is nice laundry with $1.50 machines, and it’s a clean area.
Gift shop very nice and well stocked.
1st visit here we rented canoe and the river is lovely and full of alligators and birds.
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