way2roll

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Looking for a CG in Brooksville FL area. Usually I don't have issues finding CG's in various places but it seems like the first 10 I check in this area are permanent or over 55. I am just looking for a regular CG. Suggestions?
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magnusfide

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Try Withlacoochee State Forest-Croom Tract's Silver Lake Campground located about 20 minutes (13-14 miles) east of Brooksville (only 5 minutes from I-75).
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Silver Lake Campground
Campsites spread out under the open shade of large oak trees. The campground is located on the northern end of Silver Lake on a gently sloping grassy area, and many sites have a view of the water. A boat ramp is located in the campground. The campground is located adjacent to Interstate 75, so constant interstate noise can be expected.
Features
Camping for RVs and tents
Canoeing
Fishing
Leashed pets allowed
Facilities
Boat ramp/canoe launch
Developed campsites with electricity, water, picnic table and fire ring with a grate and/or a grill.
For information and reservations, visit Reserve America or call 1-877-879-3859.
Reservations
Dump station located on main entrance/exit road for all three campgrounds on the left as you are exiting the facility
Restrooms and showers
Trails
Nature trail and boardwalk
Directions
Take I-75 Exit 301 to U.S. 98/State Road 50. Turn east (away from Brooksville) and proceed about 1 mile until you reach the stoplight at Croom Rital Road. Turn left and proceed north for approximately 3 miles on Croom Rital Road. Follow signs to the Withlacoochee State Forest Silver Lake Recreation Area. Turn right onto Silver Lake Road. After passing the gatehouse, follow the road to the right approximately ¼ mile to the first campground entrance to Silver Lake Campground on your left.
Withlacoochee-Crooms also has two other campgrounds farther from the interstate:
Cypress Glen
and farther away River Junction.
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magnusfide wrote: Try Withlacoochee State Forest-Croom Tract's Silver Lake Campground located about 20 minutes (13-14 miles) east of Brooksville (only 5 minutes from I-75).
Thanks, I should have mentioned we will be there over a week and need full hookups.
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Take a look at this one very nice park
Bell Parc RV Resort
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way2roll

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Looked at that one. It's a 55+ park. That won't work for us.
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magnusfide

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way2roll wrote: magnusfide wrote: Try Withlacoochee State Forest-Croom Tract's Silver Lake Campground located about 20 minutes (13-14 miles) east of Brooksville (only 5 minutes from I-75).
Thanks, I should have mentioned we will be there over a week and need full hookups.
I’ve stayed there for two weeks. When I needed to use the dump station it was easy to roll to the ds and then back to my site.
They have the essentials at the site water and electric.
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That park looks very nice but pricey for being inland and not all that far South considering electric isn't included and high speed internet is extra. I don't want to hijack this thread but we stayed on the East Coast last winter, 15 minutes from the Ocean near Titusville at a very nice resort and paid $900/month including electric and very good high speed wifi throughout the park.
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Do you have kids?
A lot 55+ parks won't get too fussy if it's 2 adults coming in. We've stayed in 5 different ones so far this winter. A few have laughed and basically said they are desperate without the snowbirds (plus most make allowances for grandkids, so as long as you don't set them lose to go wild, they might let you in with kids)
Also, what time frame are you looking at. Spring break is coming up. That's prime time and while not ideal, is doable for visiting Orlando sites.
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I don't know how far is too far for you. When we stayed in Clerbrook a couple winters ago, we would drive over to Brooksville to have lunch or dinner with friends. It was 45 miles each way, about an hour, with NO toll roads.
Some other options where friends have stayed and enjoyed the stop. A quick check of web sites says nothing about 55+, and the friends who stayed in those were under 55, but it has been a few years.
Covered Wagon - Homosassa
Sumter Oaks - Escapees - Bushnell
Blueberry Hill - Bushnell
Campers Holiday - south Brooksville
Rock Crusher RV - Crystal River
Rock Crusher was very popular with come folks on this forum in the past. While staying at Crystal Isle, we visited the park, and it looked quite nice.
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We have family in Brooksville so we don't want to be too far away. And yes we have a child.
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