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Natures RV Resort Homosassa Fl - Nature's RV Resort is located in historic Homosassa Florida home of many fresh-water springs, rivers, wildlife parks and the famous Homosassa Manatees. Nature's RV Resort is just 90 minutes North of Tampa and St. Petersburg directly off of U.S. HWY 19. Nature's RV Resorts secluded 97 acres scenic resort is a camper’s dream. We are on the Halls River, which allows direct access to The Gulf of Mexico.

Lake Rousseau RV Fishing Resort - The Hatton Family welcomes you to Lake Rousseau RV Fishing Resort in sunny Citrus  County, Florida! If you love to catch fish (especially big bass) you have found an angler’s heaven and a new place to call home. Last year alone, guide reports recorded 90 bass over 10 pounds caught and released in these waters.  From the fishing resort ramp or boat docks you can access prime-fishing spots quickly, ensuring that you get more fishing time on the water. Lake Rousseau RV Fishing Resort provides lodging, RV sites, bait and tackle, a camp store, boat rentals, and boat slips for your convenience. If you need professional guide service, we know some of best guides on the lake.

Turtle Creek RV Resort Homosassa Springs Fl - Do your interests include Florida RV Resorts, Florida Campgrounds, resorts, boating, fishing, diving, observing manatees, hiking, bird-watching, shopping at large flea markets or maybe just getting away from it all? If you answered yes to any or all of these, then TURTLE CREEK RV RESORT just might be the place you're looking for.

Big Oaks River RV Resort - This RV Resort is located on The Withlacoochee River in Inglis Florida. Amenities include a swimming pool, boat launch, boat rentals, propane, laundry room on site, and Phils New Western Bar. This Florida RV resort has direct access to the Gulf of Mexico.

Yellow Jacket RV Resort is the only RV-Resort on the Suwannee River with RV-sites right on the river. Heated pool/spa year round. Cottages, tent sites and boatramp on site. The Yellow Jacket RV Resort is an oasis, bordered by the river and surrounded by thousands of acres of wildlife refuge. Camp, fish, swim or boat. Relax and soak up the quiet. Hike our nature trails or dive in the crystal clear waters of nearby Fanning Springs. When you stay with us, we promise you memories that will last a lifetime!

Emerald Cove RV Resort and Boat Launch Our RV Resort is nestled in a sheltered cove on beautiful Lake Rousseau the Bass fishing capital of the world. This man made 3,657 acre lake is feed by the Withlacoochee and Rainbow River. Our location makes it a fisherman’s paradise. Catch bass, crappie, stump knockers, perch and catfish right from our dock. If you prefer salt water fishing the Gulf of Mexico is only a few minutes away.  So bring your RV, fishing gear, canoe, kayak or boat and enjoy all the amenities the Nature Coast and our RV Resort at Emerald Cove have to offer.

The RV Resort has gone through a huge change with large lots for your RV with plenty of shade in the summer and the warmth of Florida in the winter. We are in the process of having 50, 30 and 20 amp hook-up service at every site. Call us for seasonal rates.

Some of the amenities we have are an onsite store with RV supplies, parts, ice and many other items you may need. If you’re hungry just walk down to state of the art food truck that serves delicious fresh cuisine seven days a week or visit one of the local restaurants in the area. If you’re thirsty you can head down to the Tuckahoe Tavern and get a frosty cold beverage, play pool, watch TV inside or out, video bowling or listen to music while you enjoy the waterfront view of nature at its best.