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Located 15 miles east of Silver Springs and 21 miles east of Ocala on the way to Daytona Beach off of Route 40. From I-75 (SR 40), take Exit 352 go east through Ocala and Silver Springs, 21 miles to SE 183rd Avenue (Pac A Sac on southwest corner). Go south 2 miles to 44th St., L.I.F.E.
I couldn't have asked for a better place to stay for my RV's maiden voyage. Full hooks ups, lots of shade by beautiful old oak trees, and very spacious lots that are easy to pull into. Deb and Oma are the best! They were very accommodating, friendly and made sure we had everything we needed set up for a great trip. They let my daughter feed the farm animals and there's a great pool area for swimming. You can tell they take a lot of pride in their park as it is well maintained and truly beautiful piece of land.
This place should be called a home in the forest! So cozy yet very private feeling. A lot of the rvs on the sites are seasonal so they were unoccupied which I enjoyed. The sites are a really nice size. We had a 28 foot motor home and a suburban and still so much room. The family that owns it is super welcoming and accommodating. I had my 4 and 6 year old with me and felt very safe letting them walk around together. Omie is the camp ground grandma. The sweetest lady! Every morning she dropped off a bag of carrots for my kids to go feed the horses. They really enjoyed her. She also write little books about the farm animals and she signed a few of them and gifted them to my girls. It was all so sweet and we really enjoyed our stay. I think we will definitely be back next summer.
Love it here💯♥️ Quiet, outta the way place. Owner’s, helpers, and the snowbirds make up a small, personal community of caring & sharing 🙏🏼
Drove 2 hours to check out this "resort" only to be told I must have a reservation as people live there. When I asked the lady on the golf cart "so I drove 2 hours for nothing" she said yes and I could have called. She said that I had to leave. I was there for all of 2 minutes. There are large ruts in the dirt road and the area I was able to see during my 2 minute visit was not nice at all. If there are any nice areas in this "resort" I didn't get to see them. This place is absolutely nothing like the photos on the website (except for the view of the large open area-it was beautiful). Save yourself time and avoid this one.
The lady who runs this is very friendly, nice, and helpful. This is a bit out of the way, but that is also a selling point. Spots are shady and the whole place is very natural. The place is generally quiet with the exception of, in our case, a periodic dune buggy. It is on the lake and there is a floating dock for small boats. They have miniature horses which are exceptionally cute, but luckily I never smelled them at our camp site. It is a bit of a drive to most things, but overall this place is a nice, relaxing place to set up camp for a while.
