The area experiences temperatures ranging from the 40s in winter to the 90s in summer. General Info. Johns in these parts, or a smaller, meandering outlet that either connects to a larger body of water, say a lake, or even the ocean.
The main office looks like something out of Duck Dynasty and is an old-schooled wooden single-story structure with restrooms and shower facilities both pretty basic, but clean, albeit poorly lit towards the front, and the entrance to the actual office on the rear-side, closer to the creek access point.
While this campground feels more geared towards the RV driving or 5th Wheel toting crowd, as a tent pitcher myself, this place is pretty OK from a tent camping standpoint.
The picnic tables are pretty standard and there are scattered BBQs and fire rings. One of the huge upsides apart from direct river and bike path access is a number of really great hiking trails that you can explore both flora and fauna alike. Mosquitos and bugs, so yeah, come prepared and don't complain about mosquitos - they are endemic to FL!
Very convenient little campground with water and electric hook ups, near bike trail into Gainesville. However, not sure if it was the specific time of year or what, but the mosquitos kept us locked in the RV Monica was great and got us in right when we pulled up with no reservations. Quiet, though close to the highway and only one other camper when we were there.
