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We stayed here a week. Its a pretty lake. We kayaked Every day. Beautiful Sunsets. The park itself is older and needs some updating but we had a wonderful stay. There are Camp hosts driving around telling you the rules. Kinda annoying since we got the same rules when we checked in at the office. All in all it was a nice stay. We will be back.

Beautiful spring fed lake, unfortunately camp hosts and long term resident ruin the camping experience. Hosts constantly policing the campground- they will stop and make sure you know the rules, even if you aren芒鈧�鈩�t doing anything wrong. Long term residents with aggressive dogs walk around the campground making sure everyone else has their dogs on leashes because their dog is violent. Not a pleasant camping experience at all. We camped here multiple times, and it never changed. Will not be returning due to unpleasant experience every time.

Stayed there to attend Gator Nationals, which were cancelled due to Covid. Beautiful area and campsites are well maintained. Laundry facilities, a whole different story. Two washers were operable. Washer four was missing and washer three had a large 芒鈧�艙out of order芒鈧�聺 sign. Four marginally operational dryers fulled with so much lint and sand that the lint filters would not fit into their slots. Strict two dog rule, DO NOT admit to having more than two when registering. Time to clean house with management........

I was registered for a campsite, but denied entry at the gate because I did not have a military ID. I am a Navy veteran, retired from government service but not from the Navy. Entrance requirement not mentioned over the phone. Make sure you have a military ID with you!

The accommodation and park are great, but military, veterans and family should have priority in getting access to the facilities before the general public. Still a military reservation. For sure I will get in contact wit the MWR and ask why is that the regular citizen has priority over active, retirees and dependents.

I am here now, clean and well kept, the gate guard is there 7/24 and 100% ID card check, and required to enter. Only problem was at gate, could not enter base without pet pass, the pet pass is issued by the campground, so it's a matter of the the civilian guard knowing you can't get the paper pass unless you get on base and go to the campground. Overall quiet, clean and enjoyable. Camp Host patrol regular.

This place is amazing, great for people who love to have a fun time. 10/10 would recommend.

I agree with guy from Florida..They let anyone stay here and do not care as long as they make that money!!There are fights,heavy drinking etc!!

We stayed here for 1 night in a fifth wheel. Clean, quiet and very friendly people. We had 2 dogs and they were great about getting their medical records emailed to them.
We will return, but we heard ,they are very busy here in the summer, so reservations are a must.almost did not stay because of a previous review, but very glad we did.

The Camp ground is nice but selling out to civilians. I try and try to make a reservation and its like pulling teeth. Civilians and their families take up all the spots by the hundreds. The rules are never enforced and the drunks and rude people are taking over. I guess the base is a reserve base run by the State and all they care about is the money. Why have gate guards when any and everyone is allowed on post. I am definitely calling Tallahassee about the issues plaguing Camp Blanding!!!!!!!