This was a 2 day stopover on our way to Tampa. What a great find. Park looks to be full of LOTS of seasonal stays, but the sites were well maintained and CLEAN. These RV spaces were HUGE, I mean HUGE. We have a 41 foot 5th wheel and were able to fit no problem and still park two vehicles next to the RV and not impede on the concrete patio space. RV sites are grass so this might become a problem if there is a lot of rain during your stay. We could see where people had previously gotten stuck, but honestly it didn't look to bad. Nice dog park area and a almost empty road next to the park for walking the dogs as well. Great location with lots to see and do around Crystal River. The park itself is outside of town, but the drive in was quick and easy. Only downside would be a lack of landscaping in the area we stayed....most of the rest of the park had large shade trees, unfortunately ours had zero trees and zero shade. Otherwise, this was an amazing stay.

Stayed here for proximity to Rainbow Springs State Park and Crystal River. It's off a main road, but still relatively quiet. Nice grassy areas between sites with mature trees, some sites are shaded at least part of the day. Friendly neighbors, lots of snowbirds. Nice pool and bathouses. Wifi worked well for general email, etc. Cell signal was strong enough to use our Verizon hotspot for video calls. Nice library in Crystal River for working on a rainy day

We stayed here for a month to chill and recoup. The rates are good for monthly stays(around $600 and they have snowbird leases for as low as $400/month I think). The park is a private park with a state park feel. Meaning it has FHU but with more space between sites that provide for a much better experience. They also had a nice dog park bit enough for big dogs to play in. Lots of people with friendly large dogs. A welcome break from small white "Florida" dogs that pick fights with my lab. Park staff was very friendly too.

We stayed here for a month to chill and recoup. The rates are good for monthly stays(around $600 and they have snowbird leases for as low as $400/month I think). The park is a private park with a state park feel. Meaning it has FHU but with more space between sites that provide for a much better experience. They also had a nice dog park bit enough for big dogs to play in. Lots of people with friendly large dogs. A welcome break from small white "Florida" dogs that pick fights with my lab. Park staff was very friendly too. Yankeetown/Inglis is a slower rural community with major food stores being around 15-20 miles away. Local grocer and auto parts store right in town. Park has a nice pool area which we took advantage of as it was getting hot in late April/May. Overall the park mainly had snowbirds that cleared out when we arrived in mid-April. The water access at this park is great. lots of boat ramps nearby. Nearly every other RV down here had a boat next to it. Park Wifi was decent. 5mbps Down, 1.5-2 Up. ATT Cell through router was better at 18 Down and 4 Up.