Glamping in the heart of the Nature Coast! RV sleeps 6, many amenities onsite!

Our 30ft travel trailer with 5 slides will comfortably sleep 6 adults in 3 king sized beds. The kitchen is fully equipped with a stove, oven, microwave, coffee maker, full size refrigerator/freezer and all of the cookware, cutlery, and dishes you will need. The private outdoor space features a lit, screen gazebo with tables and chairs for you and your family to relax. Our site also includes a firepit, grill, and 4 parking spots. You will be just a few steps away from multiple gathering places and the community pool, making our site a premium location for your vacation or a large event.
Our 2018 5th wheel camper is set in a prime location, not only in Homosassa, but also in a desirable and well-appointed campground. The park offers many amenities including a pool, ponds to fish in, and a large community center to host events or simply to relax.
Centrally located between both sides of the Homosassa River, you will have easy access to the Homosassa Springs Wildlife Park, restaurants, kayak/boat rentals, local shops and grocery stores. This site boasts 7 rivers - all only a short drive away! Enjoy fishing, boating, scalloping, paddle boarding, swimming, bird watching and more in the beautiful fresh water springs the Nature Coast of Florida has to offer.
We love sharing this quaint piece of paradise with our friends and family because there is so much to do anytime of the year! Stargazing is incredible since we are pretty far from any cities. Our county also boasts some of the most renowned sites of the Great Florida Birdwatching and Wildlife Trail. In the cooler months, hiking, spelunking, and fishing are at the top of our to-do list - no spiders or mosquitoes! Florida’s karst topography is primarily composed of limestone and is therefore extremely porous. Water easily flows through our bedrock, creating a pure aquifer, relic sinkholes, and several of our country's southernmost dry caves. Our fresh water springs feed our beautiful rivers - blessing us with clear, 72° water year round. The Nature Coast is known for its accessibility to snorkeling, scuba and cave diving, swimming, fishing, and kayaking. In the winter, Manatees flock to hibernate in these rivers. Scallop season runs through the summer. There are multiple fishing tournaments throughout the year as well as boat parades, raft races, arts/craft shows, and farmers' markets - regularly hosted by locals in our area. If you're an outdoors enthusiast, you'll never be bored here!