Campsites

  • Hart Springs
    Campsites,  Florida Springs

    Hart Springs

    With the kids off for spring break it was the perfect time to get away for the weekend and go camping.  We chose a place in Florida that was only a couple of hours away.  Hart Springs is located in Gilchrist county near the town of Bell, Florida.  It is a county park that has both RV and tent camping sights. We had a fantastic time at this beautiful campground.  Our camp sight was spacious.  The boys had room to run around and we didn’t have to worry about our territorial dog barking at the neighbors.  There was not a grill or fire ring at our site, so keep that…

  • Campsites

    Jellystone

    Family camping at Jellystone is what family camping is all about.  This is as family friendly as you can get.  This campground was jammed packed with so many fun options for the whole family to explore.  This particular campground was located in Madison, Florida, jellystonefla.com. Play in the Water Hands down my boys enjoyed the inflatable obstacle course in the pond the best.  They opened and closed this water play area.  I will be honest and say I was nervous about letting them go in, but my fears were quickly diminished.  Life vests were required on everyone entering the pond, and staff patrolled the area very well.  My older son kept…

  • Campsites,  Georgia State Parks

    Reed Bingham State Park

    Agreeing on where to go camping can be difficult.  We live in Florida, camping year round is possible and there as so many great options close by.  But for our first camping trip we chose a state park in Georgia, Reed Bingham State Park.  (gastateparks.org/ReedBingham) This was the perfect option for us to try our camper out.  It was not overcrowded.   We never felt like we were being trampled over.  It was a very clean, well organized park with many options for the whole family.  And the restrooms were clean. The parking space for our camper was generous with a lot of space between us and other campers.  …

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