It’s a very clean, quite campground with an Olympic size pool. The park has lots of shade due to huge oak trees. The staff was very nice and very helpful. Electric, Sewer and Water was not an issue. It’s a nice park for all age groups. All grassy spots have new sod. The store sells needy items besides propane. It’s also close to Cracker Barrel and other restaurants. The campground has two ponds with lots of ducks. The Bingo hall is huge. The kitchen and laundry are well maintained.

Overall, this is a good place for both vacationers and snow-birds. I stayed with my wife and friends for a week in December 2009. I would recommend this camp to all and probably we’ll be going there next holidays in our Motor home.

They have new asphalt at the entrance, a new clubhouse, a workout gym that is fully loaded and more. The staff is great, they escorted us to your site, offered to hook us up and let us know what is going on in the area.

Everyone waves and says hello, people stop and take the time to welcome you to the area. They are making improvements every day, from landscaping, remodeling buildings and expanding their services. Looks like they are going into the mail forwarding business and pack and ship. They even have a notary on staff, she was teasing us about renewing our vows at the park (maybe if I can talk my husband into it we will the next time there)!

If you are ever in the area make sure you stop and see the park and meet the staff!

Getting in and out of this RV Park is extremely dangerous due to the traffic patterns and flow especially for larger rigs. The sites were well spaced and some had trees, but navigation on the narrow roads in the campground was very difficult for our longer fifth wheel. All sites had grass (no gravel) which was nice, but it was very difficult for us to actually get out of our site the day we left due to no traction on the grass in the rain.

Most rigs were newer, some are permanent and there are work crew campers also. This is a 1950s RV Campground that shows it’s age everywhere. Nothing is terrible, just worn. The bath and showers were adequate, but all were in need of a full face lift and more frequent cleaning

We would suggest name change for this RV Park. Something like the “Southern Discomfort RV Resort.” We will never go back there and have never seen such a total lack of respect for customers at any RV Park before.

They are off the beaten path and they have so much going for them with big beautiful sites under huge old growth oak trees, but the bugs are bad. Also be very careful if you stay there for a month. It’s $400 for the month – plus $52 in taxes for 2 people plus electric. Their electric is outrageous. My 36′ fifth wheel – had the refrigerator on gas for 2 weeks, electric for 2 weeks and air off and on only 1 week and tv off and on, water heater on gas – and the electric bill upon check out was $85 for one person, 30 days. The manager told me upon check out it was the taxes. My kids were there 2 days in October and their electric bill was $35.

I met some people who came in from Montana for a month but decided to only stay for a week.

They have a lot to learn if they are going to call themselves a resort.

The restrooms are spotless. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Their website is: www.adventuresunlimited.com

There are lots of activities scheduled daily. The staff and campers were very friendly here. This is a very nice, quiet campground. There is a mixture of age groups. There is an Olympic size pool. They also sell propane. There are also a  few ponds with ducks.

There’s lots of shade due to oak, pine and Magnolia trees. Larger sites and lots of grassy patches. This campground is close to all shopping. The park also has a store. We looked at their website and chose to stay here. We are very happy.

We plan to return for a long term stay. We camped here in a Motor home.

The campground has an excellent clubhouse, pool and other amenities. The facilities are clean and well maintained. There is free WiFi too. The campground is in a nice location… near beaches, shopping, restaurants and marinas. They also have scheduled activities during winter season.

Pro baseball, football and hockey are close by too. Tarpon Springs is seven miles away and downtown Dunedin is four miles, both quaint restored cities with many activities and shops.

It is georgous with private type sites (foliage) some right on the water and others just off. Electricity and water only with dump stations and a nice little campground store. It is a Pinellas County Park… and very reasonably priced with limits on your length of stay. Big rigs should use caution as some pretty tough turns getting into and too the sites, but once you’re in, it is quiet and unique to the old Florida.

If I was rating it I would have to give it almost a five star rating (no sewers). Raccoons are plentiful so keep your food out of sight.

There are 272 oversized sites, each with a patio & picnic table. All sites have sewer, water, 30/50 amp electric service, telephone, 40 channel cable with HBO. They have a beautiful club house with a lending library, big screen TV, pool tables, exercise equipment an adjoining huge pool. The club house has computers and computer hook-ups. There is Wi-Fi access throughout the park, and in the Clubhouse. Plus high-speed DSL to all sites.

The resort is close to shops of all types including Wally World. Not too far from the Tampa Airport… and about 12 miles to the Gulf of Mexico Beachs. Summer rates are $39 to $42. Winter rates are $52 to $56. Better weekly rates and even better monthly.

We toured it in advance of friends coming there from Vermont.

The campground is very wooded, and most sites have a nice private atmosphere. Canoeists and kayakers can paddle along the Wekiva River and Rock Springs Run. Thirteen miles of trails provide opportunities for hiking, bicycling, and horseback riding.  There is no pool, but there is a nice spring fed swimming hole that’s absolutely perfect on a hot summer day.

Wekiwa Springs State Park is not too far from area restaurants and shopping too and just one hour from most central Florida attractions. We’re planning on spending some time here this winter! Can’t wait!