Nice pastoral setting. One side for the horse people and one side for the RVers. Perhaps a little pricey for the quality of the sites (no pads,no tables) but very small and homey and up crowded and pretty. Biggest fricking bull we have seen in a while!
Airstream 4814
Posted Jan 23, 2021; Virginia
Quiet place to stay. Horses on one side and RVs on the other. Check in with putting money in a box. Most sites in the sun. Several long term RVs in the better spots. No good signage for which had dump vs no dump. If it was raining the mud at the sites would be a problem. With all of that said, I liked this park. The sites are relatively distant to each other. They had a laundry with newer machines. No hassle parking. We only stayed the night so did not do any hiking or venturing out.
Janine
Posted Jun 20, 2020; Michigan
Nice and quiet. Horses, cows and a pond with ducks. Worth the extra minutes off the highway. We were passing through.
Mac
Posted Jan 04, 2018; Colorado
What a beautiful place to rest and relax! This campground is a hidden gem. Lots of wide open spaces, surrounded by horse pastures and paddocks, beautiful oak trees, and a totally unique bathroom made from a converted silo. Just a few miles from Live Oak, and less than a half hour from Lake City. This is sure to become one of our favorite campgrounds! Full hook-up, camped in a 5th wheel
Traveling Warrior
Posted Aug 07, 2016; SC