We spent our time working from the trailer here and admittedly didn't get out much to enjoy our time. There is a dam just one mile down the road where a lot of fishing was going on. For just a brief section of the road leading up to the dam I found AT&T service and was able to make a phone call.

There are two sets of washers and dryers at the bathroom for $1.50 each. They looked to be in pretty good shape but we didn't need to use them.

We enjoyed our 4-day weekend stay on Campsite #55 but would have preferred Campsite #48 or #50 for just a little more space and better view of the retention pond at the rear of the campsites. Campsites #59-68 have a beautiful front view of the Cross Florida Barge Canal, but a much longer walk to the restrooms due to a 30 foot high cliff behind all the site which separates them from the restroom side of the campground. Site #62 has a large awning-side area to get some separation from the neighbors.

Campsites #1-13 are along the the road that leads to the boat ramp and all the traffic that brings. They don't offer any privacy and to us are less desirable to camp on.

We visited this campground from 01/03/19 until 01/07/19.

This is the first place we've camped that had NO cell signal at all. And I mean, not ANYWHERE in the campground or surrounding area. We had to drive out of the park and go onto the main road and drive a couple miles to even get two bars and be able to text, receive emails, etc.

I know others had trouble with their signals on other carriers. We're with MetroPCS, which uses T-Mobile Towers.

But other than that, it's a decent campground. Nice and quiet. Water and electric only. We had to walk really far to drop off our trash in the dumpsters. Dump station near the entrance. A few trails through the woods. The grounds keepers are driving around all the time in their ATV things, starting very early. Bathhouses were clean and well-kept.