Does Camp Seminole Springs have toilets?

Yes — toilets are available at every site at Camp Seminole Springs.

Is drinking water available at Camp Seminole Springs?

Yes — potable water is available at every site at Camp Seminole Springs. Our water is rated among the top 3% of water in the world with a pH of 8.4. It comes from and artesian well. you can drink right from the spigot.

Does Camp Seminole Springs have showers?

Yes — showers are available at every site at Camp Seminole Springs.

Does Camp Seminole Springs have picnic tables?

Yes — picnic tables are available at every site at Camp Seminole Springs.

Does Camp Seminole Springs have trash disposal?

Trash disposal is available at 100 of 103 sites at Camp Seminole Springs. There are trash cans on the property, but not at every site. Therefore, we request that you bring your own trash bags and dispose of your trash on your own after you leave.

How do you get to the sites at Camp Seminole Springs?

2WD accessible. Park at your site.

Are pets allowed at Camp Seminole Springs?

Yes — Camp Seminole Springs is pet-friendly. On leash.

Are campfires allowed at Camp Seminole Springs?

Yes — campfires are allowed at Camp Seminole Springs. Always review local fire regulations before enjoying a campfire.

What is the check-in process at Camp Seminole Springs?

You'll meet and greet with your host Perry upon arrival.

What is the cancellation policy at Camp Seminole Springs?

Full refund 1 week before check in time starts.

What time is check-in and check-out at Camp Seminole Springs?

Check-in times vary by site (from 2pm). Check-out times vary by site. Flexible check-in available at some sites.

How far in advance can you book at Camp Seminole Springs?

Same-day bookings welcome, up to 12 months ahead.

Does Camp Seminole Springs have cooking equipment?

No — no cooking equipment at Camp Seminole Springs.

Does Camp Seminole Springs have a hot tub?

No — no hot tub at Camp Seminole Springs.

Does Camp Seminole Springs have laundry?

No — no laundry at Camp Seminole Springs.

Does Camp Seminole Springs have a playground?

No — no playground at Camp Seminole Springs.

Does Camp Seminole Springs have wifi?

No — no wifi at Camp Seminole Springs.

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Camp Seminole Springs

Hosted by Perry · Fort Mc Coy, Florida

103 sites · RV, Tent, Lodging · 38 acres

94%

270 reviews

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We have it all here at Seminole Springs. We are open for tent [xxxxxxxx] come, First serve. We also have 3 units inside the lodge for the people who need just a step up from glamping, but not quite the whole hotel experience. These are beautiful comfortable rooms with half baths in the rooms. The showers are located in the lodge bathhouse. WE have the Jungle themed room, the Equestrian themed room and the Honeymoon Suite. Each unit comes equipped with its own hot tub. (To book any of these units, just send us a message and we will reserve it for you. The prices for these units are different than that campsite and glamping site prices.) The Grist Mill is also available for rent too! This is a very romantic, yet rustic getaway equipped with a half bath as well. Very secluded and private overlooking the spring on one side and the water fall on the other. Sit outside on the deck and enjoy the sights and sounds of nature and at night the sound of the waterfall will lull you to sleep. The shower is located in the Lodge bathhouse. (To book this unit you must send a message to us and we will reserve it for you. The price is different than the campsites but we will go over that with you) WE ARE ALSO AVAILABLE FOR YOUR EVENT: TAKING BOOKINGS FOR WEDDINGS, CAR SHOWS, MUSIC EVENTS, ETC. LET US KNOW! NOTE: TURN AT CAMP SEMINOLE SPRINGS SIGN ON HIGHWAY 21. Your GPS may tell you to turn at the wrong St. Make sure that you are turning at 244th...Your GPS may tell you to turn at 243rd Street (where the Orange Market it) which is a dead end street. Just go a little bit further until you see the sign for Camp Seminole Spring. Bring bug spray and sun screen. If you need something, don't worry! There is a Dollar General, a gas station and a small cafe within walking distance. We have 38 acres of camping sites nature trails for hiking and mountain biking. Guests can park right on their site, or they have the option of parking and hiking into the woods to set up their site a bit more remote and off the beaten path. This is rustic camping. We have a bathhouse located at the campsites with showers. The bathhouse at the Great Lodge hereas we do have garbage cans, we prefer that anything you bring into the property, you bring out with you. We allow campfires. The fishing is amazing in these parts, so if you are an angler, come and visit. We have .75 miles of frontage on the Orange Creek. The creek flows into Lake Ocklawaha which just so happens to be one of the best bass fishing lakes in the USA. In fact, ten-pound bass are not uncommon from the Lake Ocklawaha River in the winter. Recently (2020), a 17.2-pound bass was caught there. The combined Ocklawaha and St. Johns drainage basin is possibly the most significant river-estuary waterway of Florida. This water system is of legendary reputation among anglers of largemouth bass who seek 10 pound plus trophy fish. Conveniently located between Ocala and Gainesville in the heart of Orange Springs, Florida, Camp Seminole Spring is perfectly located for the traveler who wants to really connect with nature. It appears to be ‘off the beaten path’, yet it is close enough to civilization so that even the most seasoned camper can make a quick run to store should he or she need something not found in nature. Camp Seminole Spring is mid-way (approx.. 22 miles) between Ocala and Gainesville, Florida, which are two thriving cities in this area of Florida. Ocala, the ‘horse capital of the world’ showcases a brand new multi-billion-dollar equestrian center which draws people from all over the world. This scenic property has an artesian spring which pushes out 1.6 million gallons of water per day rated among the top three percent of water in the world with an 8.4 natural pH. This water fills the pond and then continues on to flow into Orange Creek. Camp Seminole Springs was established in the 1940’s as a honeymoon resort and campground. The founders built a heart-shaped ‘pond-spring’ which is filled with the crystal-clear water pushed out from the spring where guests can lounge by the beach or gaze down into the bottom through the glass-like water or take a refreshing swim. At the top of the hill overlooking the heart-shaped spring, one will find the rustic Great Lodge where guests can come and mingle with each other, enjoy a relaxing conversation and a drink on the veranda or just sit and watch the activity in and around the spring.

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RV/tent sites (dispersed)

99 sites

Camp Seminole Springs

94%

(297)

RV/tent site · Sleeps 3 · Vehicles under 45 ft

Bring your mountain bikes, canoes, kayaks and fishing gear. We have it all here at Seminole [xxxxxxxx] number of campsites with Tents on them in a variety of sizes available. First come, First [xxxxxxxx] sites will have a slight upcharge. When you book, if you want to upgrade and reserve one of these sites, let us know and we will accommodate you. . We are open for tent camping. NOTE: YOUR GPS MAY HAVE YOU TURN TOO SOON! Make sure that you do not turn at the Orange Market (243rd St). Turn at 244th St. where you will also see the original Camp Seminole Spring Sign. Go all the way down that road and you will come upon the Great Lodge. Then you will have arrived! Bring bug spray and sunscreen. If you need something, don't worry! There is a Dollar General, a gas station and a small cafe within walking distance. We have 38 acres of camping sites nature trails for hiking and mountain biking. Guests can park right on their site, or they have the option of parking and hiking into the woods to set up their site a bit more remote and off the beaten path. This is rustic camping. We do have bathrooms located at the Great Lodge with showers. Whereas we do have garbage cans, we prefer that anything you bring into the property, you bring out with you. We allow campfires. PLEASE NOTE: WE ALSO HAVE RAISED PLATFORM TENT CAMPING AND RV SITES (WITHOUT HOOKUPS) AVAILABLE FOR AN UPCHARGE. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN THIS, PLEASE CONTACT US, OR YOU CAN LET US KNOW UPON ARRIVAL. Don't be surprised if you see a monkey or two in the trees... The fishing is amazing in these parts, so if you are an angler, come and visit. We have .75 miles of frontage on the Orange Creek. The creek flows into Lake Ocklawaha which just so happens to be one of the best bass fishing lakes in the USA. In fact, ten-pound bass are not uncommon from the Lake Ocklawaha River in the winter. Recently (2020), a 17.2-pound bass was caught there. The combined Ocklawaha and St. Johns drainage basin is possibly the most significant river-estuary waterway of Florida. This water system is of legendary reputation among anglers of largemouth bass who seek 10 pound plus trophy fish. Conveniently located between Ocala and Gainesville in the heart of Orange Springs, Florida, Camp Seminole Spring is perfectly located for the traveler who wants to really connect with nature. It appears to be ‘off the beaten path’, yet it is close enough to civilization so that even the most seasoned camper can make a quick run to store should he or she need something not found in nature. Camp Seminole Spring is mid-way (approx.. 22 miles) between Ocala and Gainesville, Florida, which are two thriving cities in this area of Florida. Ocala, the ‘horse capital of the world’ showcases a brand new multi-billion-dollar equestrian center which draws people from all over the world. This scenic property has an artesian spring which pushes out 1.6 million gallons of water per day rated among the top three percent of water in the world with an 8.4 natural pH. This water fills the pond and then continues on to flow into Orange Creek. Camp Seminole Springs was established in the 1940’s as a honeymoon resort and campground. The founders built a heart-shaped ‘pond-spring’ which is filled with the crystal-clear water pushed out from the spring where guests can lounge by the beach or gaze down into the bottom through the glass-like water or take a refreshing swim. At the top of the hill overlooking the heart-shaped spring, one will find the rustic Great Lodge where guests can come and mingle with each other, enjoy a relaxing conversation and a drink on the veranda or just sit and watch the activity in and around the spring.

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

No electrical hookup

No water hookup

RV-only sites

1 site

Spring View RV Site

92%

(13)

Vehicle site · Sleeps 3 · Vehicles under 45 ft

THIS IS FOR WATER AND SEWER NO POWER AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME. Bring your mountain bikes, canoes, kayaks and fishing gear. We have it all here at Seminole [xxxxxxxx] number of campsites with Tents on them in a variety of sizes available. First come, First [xxxxxxxx] sites will have a slight upcharge. When you book, if you want to upgrade and reserve one of these sites, let us know and we will accommodate you. . We are open for tent camping. NOTE: YOUR GPS MAY HAVE YOU TURN TOO SOON! Make sure that you do not turn at the Orange Market (243rd St). Turn at 244th St. where you will also see the original Camp Seminole Spring Sign. Go all the way down that road and you will come upon the Great Lodge. Then you will have arrived! Bring bug spray and sunscreen. If you need something, don't worry! There is a Dollar General, a gas station and a small cafe within walking distance. We have 38 acres of camping sites nature trails for hiking and mountain biking. Guests can park right on their site, or they have the option of parking and hiking into the woods to set up their site a bit more remote and off the beaten path. This is rustic camping. We do have bathrooms located at the Great Lodge with showers. Whereas we do have garbage cans, we prefer that anything you bring into the property, you bring out with you. We allow campfires. PLEASE NOTE: WE ALSO HAVE RAISED PLATFORM TENT CAMPING AND RV SITES (WITHOUT HOOKUPS) AVAILABLE FOR AN UPCHARGE. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN THIS, PLEASE CONTACT US, OR YOU CAN LET US KNOW UPON ARRIVAL. Don't be surprised if you see a monkey or two in the trees... The fishing is amazing in these parts, so if you are an angler, come and visit. We have .75 miles of frontage on the Orange Creek. The creek flows into Lake Ocklawaha which just so happens to be one of the best bass fishing lakes in the USA. In fact, ten-pound bass are not uncommon from the Lake Ocklawaha River in the winter. Recently (2020), a 17.2-pound bass was caught there. The combined Ocklawaha and St. Johns drainage basin is possibly the most significant river-estuary waterway of Florida. This water system is of legendary reputation among anglers of largemouth bass who seek 10 pound plus trophy fish. Conveniently located between Ocala and Gainesville in the heart of Orange Springs, Florida, Camp Seminole Spring is perfectly located for the traveler who wants to really connect with nature. It appears to be ‘off the beaten path’, yet it is close enough to civilization so that even the most seasoned camper can make a quick run to store should he or she need something not found in nature. Camp Seminole Spring is mid-way (approx.. 22 miles) between Ocala and Gainesville, Florida, which are two thriving cities in this area of Florida. Ocala, the ‘horse capital of the world’ showcases a brand new multi-billion-dollar equestrian center which draws people from all over the world. This scenic property has an artesian spring which pushes out 1.6 million gallons of water per day rated among the top three percent of water in the world with an 8.4 natural pH. This water fills the pond and then continues on to flow into Orange Creek. Camp Seminole Springs was established in the 1940’s as a honeymoon resort and campground. The founders built a heart-shaped ‘pond-spring’ which is filled with the crystal-clear water pushed out from the spring where guests can lounge by the beach or gaze down into the bottom through the glass-like water or take a refreshing swim. At the top of the hill overlooking the heart-shaped spring, one will find the rustic Great Lodge where guests can come and mingle with each other, enjoy a relaxing conversation and a drink on the veranda or just sit and watch the activity in and around the spring.

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

No electrical hookup

No water hookup

Lodging

3 sites

Spring Glamping Tent w/AIR CONDITIONING

89%

(33)

Safari tent · Sleeps 4

These are beautiful waterproof tents that have power and A/C and are on raised platforms with carpeted floors. Currently they are not furnished. I have 3 of these available with a great patio that overlooks our spring.

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

Showers

Picnic table

Spring View Glamping tent w

97%

(18)

Safari tent · Sleeps 5

These are beautiful waterproof tents that have power and are on raised platforms with carpeted floors. Currently they are not furnished. I have 3 of these available with a great patio that overlooks our spring.

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

Showers

Picnic table

Spring View Glamping tent w/AIR CONDITIONING

94%

(16)

Safari tent · Sleeps 4 · 1 bedroom · 4 beds · 1 toilet

Campfires allowed

Toilet

Potable water

Pets allowed

Showers

Picnic table

Reviews

94%· 379 reviews

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Review summary
Generated from real Hipcamper reviews
This campsite offers a peaceful and scenic escape with its refreshing spring and beautiful trails. Most visitors appreciate the secluded feel and friendly hosts, making it a perfect spot for those seeking tranquility. However, there are occasional issues with amenities, such as unreliable power and bathroom facilities. Despite these, the spot remains a favorite for its natural beauty and relaxing atmosphere.
Sonja P.
Camped in a 20 ft campervan, Oct 2026.
Doesn't recommend
Reviews made it to be this amazing beautiful place but I didn’t see it and didn’t feel safe to camp there
Ranae C.
Camped at Spring View Glamping tent w/AIR CONDITIONING, Oct 2026.
Recommends
Not my first visit, love this place. Host is great, can't wait to see what all they do with this property, has an incredible amount of potential
Natalie C.
Camped at Spring View Glamping tent w, Oct 2026.
It was okay
The power didn't work at all it kept going on and off all night long and there was no water in the bathrooms so we had to walk to another tent to use the attached bathroom to that tent the host was very rude

Amenities

Fire pits
Flush toilets
Potable waterSpigot, Tap
ShowersHot water, Cold water only
Picnic tables
Trash disposalAt some sites
No electricity hookup
No water hookup
No wifi
No laundry
No cooking equipment
No hot tub
No playground

Things to know

2WD accessiblePark at your site.
Pet-friendlyOn leash.
Campfires allowedAlways review local fire regulations before enjoying a campfire.
Check-in processYou'll meet and greet with your host Perry upon arrival.
Cancellation policyFull refund 1 week before check in time starts.
Check-in and check-outCheck-in times vary by site (from 2pm). Check-out times vary by site. Flexible check-in available at some sites.
Booking windowSame-day bookings welcome, up to 12 months ahead.