{Location} Convenient to natural spring on the property {Price} Extremely overpriced{RV Park} extremely unkept and dirty, lots of debris like cigarette butts plastic forks and garbage on the ground, appears to have been there for years, also appears the staff here does nothing except for take peoples money and sit there and pla...more{Location} Convenient to natural spring on the property {Price} Extremely overpriced{RV Park} extremely unkept and dirty, lots of debris like cigarette butts plastic forks and garbage on the ground, appears to have been there for years, also appears the staff here does nothing except for take peoples money and sit there and play on their cell phones. There’s branches and fallen limbs that are falling from the trees in here that could damage your RV so be careful. It’s extremely quiet, and open, when I was here there was three other campers, but there was five RVs the two extra RVs appear to be vacant or abandon. The one nice thing about here was I could let my dogs go out and run around and there’s no problems{Security} is what you make of itBottom line the only reason I gave it more than one star was because it’s a great spot for my dogs to run around otherwise it’s a real dive

I liked it, but someone stole our picnic table (and our slide was grazing the table at the site next to us). But I wouldn’t sit outside anyway because there were so many giant spiders and spiderwebs all around and above me. I’d rate it higher if it weren’t for the spiders - ha!

My husband and I are traveling with our two kids (2 and 5 years old) in our travel trailer. Along side us in our travels is my brother and sister-in-law with their two kids (also 2 and 5 years old) in their Skoolie. Devils Den is family friendly, pet friendly, and Skoolie friendly! They have a really cute pond with ducks and fish that ...moreMy husband and I are traveling with our two kids (2 and 5 years old) in our travel trailer. Along side us in our travels is my brother and sister-in-law with their two kids (also 2 and 5 years old) in their Skoolie. Devils Den is family friendly, pet friendly, and Skoolie friendly! They have a really cute pond with ducks and fish that the kids had a blast feeding. Pretty decent shower/bathroom facilities. Full hook-ups. Trails for bike rides. Sites aren’t too close together. Staff is friendly. It’s quiet and away from busy roads. Sites are a mix of grass/sand but are pretty level so no issues! They have a pool (a little too cold for us to use, but it looks nice!) $35/night. And you of course can’t leave without trying the awesome Devils Den Spring that’s underground! You can snorkel or scuba dive in it.

As other reviewers have mentioned place needs updating, clearly their main business is swimming in their stings not running a campground. But it’s good for those who like rustic out of the way places. The only thing that has improved over the years from previous reviewers is better cell service. There is a cell tower right next to the ...moreAs other reviewers have mentioned place needs updating, clearly their main business is swimming in their stings not running a campground. But it’s good for those who like rustic out of the way places. The only thing that has improved over the years from previous reviewers is better cell service. There is a cell tower right next to the campground. ;) Wasn’t able to get on their wifi, but didn’t matter since cell service was good.

We enjoyed our stay at Devil's den in our 40t class a. The site was adequate providing 50 amps and water. Other sites had sewage but ours did not. There is a dump station on the way in...The pad is dirt and had a picnic table but no grill or fire ring. The staff was friendly and very accommodating. Dogs are allowed in the camping a...moreWe enjoyed our stay at Devil's den in our 40t class a. The site was adequate providing 50 amps and water. Other sites had sewage but ours did not. There is a dump station on the way in...The pad is dirt and had a picnic table but no grill or fire ring. The staff was friendly and very accommodating. Dogs are allowed in the camping area just not at the actual spring.There are a lot of things to do in the area besides Devil's Den itself. While there we went next door to Cedar Lakes Woods and Gardens which was well worth the entry fee. We also drove 30 minutes away to kayak up the Rainbow River. Our main reason for going though was to scuba dive the spring. This dive did not disappoint. We found it be a unique diving experience that we look forwards to diving again. All in all the site was adequate, clean enough, had a friendly staff and located in a good place. I gave it 4 stars because there are no luxuries to these sites. My only complaint is the the wifi didn't work and T-Mobile has no service there but sometimes this is not a bad thing.

9/11/2019 - We stayed for five days and relaxed. We did go to the spring - it was cold, but got used to it quickly. Great fun and very different. Pull thru sites with full hookup. There are other sites that do not have sewer. Road inside the park is a little rough. Town of Williston is close with a decent grocery store and a few r...more9/11/2019 - We stayed for five days and relaxed. We did go to the spring - it was cold, but got used to it quickly. Great fun and very different. Pull thru sites with full hookup. There are other sites that do not have sewer. Road inside the park is a little rough. Town of Williston is close with a decent grocery store and a few restaurants. Very quiet at night. However, they don't seem to enforce their posted rule of "No Pets". Not that we care, but there were dogs at several sites in plain view. Not sure why they have the rule... The town of Micanopy is also a close drive. An older, quintessential Florida town with several antique/craft stores and a nice cafe for lunch.

The campground here certainly seems to be a bit of an afterthought for this company, but it's a pretty good one nonetheless.The road in is extremely washboard, which was our biggest con. They have full hook-up sites which are fairly close together, and sites with electric and water only which we took advantage of since no one else was ...moreThe campground here certainly seems to be a bit of an afterthought for this company, but it's a pretty good one nonetheless.The road in is extremely washboard, which was our biggest con. They have full hook-up sites which are fairly close together, and sites with electric and water only which we took advantage of since no one else was staying in them and they were much bigger, grassier, and more open. Check-in was interesting, partially because the spring was under construction when we arrived to replace the wooden deck with an aluminum one. Cost reflects the weekly rate, which when booking online if you book for any longer than 7 days it doesn't give you the weekly rate. So we had to correct this when checking in. Things got a bit confusing when we extended our stay by a day as well - like I said the campground isn't the main attraction here so they don't seem to have it well organized. We were able to work from our Airstream, we had solid Verizon and AT&T service which was great! Besides all that, we enjoyed our stay. We drove to Gainesville to get SCUBA certified but snorkeled in Devil's Den and Blue Grotto which is nearby. Both are worth a visit!PRO TIP: Since we had no hookups, we used their showers. There are two sets of showers, one over by the spring and the other near the pool and closer to the campground. The ones closer to the spring are by far better, it's worth the walk! You don't have to hold a lever to keep the water flowing and the water stays warm for longer.

OH MAN WAS THE WATER COLD! We had a great time (mostly because of our company). The RV sites are lined up next to each other under large trees. There are full hookups at each site, depending on how you park your rig, the utilities could be further away then you want, especially the sewer. Super quiet during our stay (except for us)...moreOH MAN WAS THE WATER COLD! We had a great time (mostly because of our company). The RV sites are lined up next to each other under large trees. There are full hookups at each site, depending on how you park your rig, the utilities could be further away then you want, especially the sewer. Super quiet during our stay (except for us).The park itself could use a lot of renovation, it could be awesome, but it is just OK. I don’t know if we would go back, as there is only the single attraction there... but to stay and get some work done, we would do it in a heartbeat.Also the roads could use some work, be prepared for potholes.Their weekly and monthly rates were awesome.nightly: 24weekly: 110monthly: 320