All are semi-shaded, there are palmettos and scrub pine trees all around.

The campground is nestled in a forest of pine trees. These provide partial shade coverage throughout the day.

The campground sites are what I would call filtered sunlight because the Florida pines are tall but the canopy is not thick. Fall, Spring and Winters are best here.

Yes, the campground is small (I think about 7 sites) and is in the middle of a forest. All sites receive lots of shade.

If you call lots of tall pine trees shade.... there are plenty of photos so you should have a good idea of what the quality of shade is....

They are all pretty well shaded as long as the sun isn't directly overhead. all the sites have trees for privacy

Some sites have filtered shade from the pine trees. Not a problem this time of year, but in the summer pretty hot and buggy. But still one of the best kept RV secrets in North Florida.