Lake Rousseau RV Park

We came up for a quick weekend getaway. We’re not sure what to expect, what a hidden gem! The staff was so friendly. Even the full timers stop by and talk to us. we could not see the lake from our site, but it is a very quick walk and enjoyable. Our site have for hook ups it’s very easy to get into. Jamie, one of the workers even helped me back in. We will be back.

We had reserved a premium spot for $80 a night for one night but when we arrived and checked it out we mediately asked if we could stay for a week. With the weekly discount and a good Sam’s discount it only came to about $43 a day booking seven days. This is a beautiful lake with a boat ramp and a dock. There’s also marina to keep your boat. Very friendly people. Site 77 is completely private with a full view of the lake and you cannot see a single other camper in front of you. Highly recommend it and will give us five stars.

Great place on the river, nice boat launch, beautiful huge oaks covered in spanish moss. Didn't use the pool. Acceptable dog walk area. Grass and stone site was able to accommodate 40 ft RV, 18 ft bass boat and full size pick up but we were not in the main campground. They have two campgrounds outside the main campground. Location was good, close to Dunnellon, Crystal River, Gulf Beach and Homosassa.

Campground is well established and directly on Lake Monroe. The sites are on grass, but are level and easy to back in and pull out. We have stayed on 3 separate occasions. Excellent fishing, especially if you have a boat. There is a boat ramp and a small floating fishing deck. Staff is very nice and restrooms are older, but clean. Wi FI available, but spotty. We enjoy the quiet and the large trees hung with moss, Very scenic.

This campground is a bit off the beaten track. It's on the north side of Crystal River so it takes 15 minutes to get to most of the things in town, and about 25 minutes to Homosassa Springs. It is a quiet campground with very friendly residents. Everyone we met were very kind and always sprung up a conversation. A fair number are permanent residents and there are also a large number of trailer homes but they look cared for. Lake Rousseau offered free wifi through tengo, you have to get a coupon for each device. We didn't use their wifi and simply used our hotspot. The signal for AT&T is pretty weak in that area, and Verizon LTE was weak but acceptable. We used our booster for better signal. The sites are gravel, sand, and grass, mostly level with the utilities behind the coach. There are a lot of old trees so many of the sites are fairly shaded. Our site (33) is nice and large, but the one right next to us had almost no camping area. The campground is situated right on Lake Rousseau with a boat launch area. The lake is not dog-friendly (alligators are present) but very pretty to look at. It also had a couple of dog park areas you could use. They have a swimming pool but we didn't use it. This is a good place if you're looking for quiet and perhaps some fishing. It's not a resort and there are not a lot of activities to do. The campground is quiet, pretty, and well-tended but a bit further away from town. We'd stay there again.