There are 26 sites but seven are without power. 1 pull-through site but it has no power. Two Family sites, one with power. We had site #23 which was very shady but still received good TV reception. No pets or alcohol allowed in the park and they DO check. Only 15/30A at elec sites. Most sites were big enough for a 40 ft RV. The water hookups were to the back and left of the site (leftover from when it was only tenting) and the electric was at the front of the sites. Be sure to bring long enough hoses/cords. Bathhouse was old but seemed clean. They have tried to update counter tops and stalls but showers have not been updated. You have to exit shower to get dressed- there is no dressing area, and nowhere to hang your towel or put your soap, etc. No A/C either. There is a small swing set in camping area next to bathhouse but park has two larger playgrounds in day use area that are updated and very nice. Campground road is dirt and sites are limestone with concrete pads for the picnic tables. Site has a combo fire pit/grill. Dump station is very rustic but workable. Busy weekends you might get blocked on the road by an RV using it. Campground also has a pavilion for campers use with several tables and grills. There is a separate entrance/exit for campers once they check in because there is usually a long line at ranger station for day use persons and they let a car in as one exits especially in summer. There was enough privacy in campsites and a concrete sidewalk that led from the bathhouse to the springs swimming area. Tubing was awesome. Get tubes outside of park on your way in- park does not rent them- or bring your own. River shallow enough to walk so it's good for little ones. There is also a beach sand area near the swimming area. Water was between 68-72 degrees, felt great in August. Nice boardwalks to get you back to beginning or you could use hiking trails. Tubing takes about 25 minutes if its not too crowded. Plenty of lifeguards in run and swimming area. Concession stand had all kinds of food and was reasonable. We saw birds, alligators, turtles, raccoons, and plenty of fish and the largest grasshoppers ever. No online reservations but park does take credit dard over phone. We camped here in a Motorhome.

When we checked in the staff was very friendly and helpful. The park was clean and the pool was awesome. Our site had plenty of shade with full hook ups and cable TV. We really enjoyed having the convenience of a on-site store with a game room for the kids. The freshly made hamburgers and pizza were really great. We will absolutely come back to this park. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We had reserved through RPI, but on arrival they had no record of our reservation. They accepted our reservation and when we asked for full hook-ups, at first refused. After checking availability of full hook-ups the receptionist found a recent cancellation and offered us a full hook-up site. Had our reservation been on record, we would not have been placed on a site which barely allowed our slide-out to be deployed (between two trees) and the awning to NOT be able to be put out. My bicycle was stolen from the site on the third night of our stay. In 40 years of camping this the first time I had anything stolen. The staff member to whom the theft was reported was sympathetic but did nothing further. I will never stay at this campground again and would recommend that no one else does either. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We arrived at this campground and advised the girl at the security gate we had a reservation - to which she replied that there was no way she would stay there !! Not exactly an encouraging welcome. The campground was made up of 95% very old trailer homes - the whole place was VERY untidy. There were too many trees around each site which made it impossible for satellite use and even getting in/out of the site. We left after 2 hours. No, we wouldn't stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

In May 2006 I camped at Sun Resort, Apopka FL as a member of AOR. The AOR rate is $6.00 per night, but the resort charges a $3.00 extra per night for “energy”. Thus the total is $9.00 plus tax for a total of $10.04 per night. Most of the lots are very shady (may be too much) the trees can be a problem getting in and out. I paid for a total of 21 nights; however my plans changed after a week. I gave the park 7 day advance notice that I would be leaving 4 days early. The park “policy” is NO refunds even with this 7 days advance notice. Needless to say the $40.00 “soured” my view of the park somewhat. Without this problem it would have been an 8. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Made reservations for two weeks over the phone and were told they honored Passport America and had cable. When we arrived we were told that PPA was only good for one week and they charged for cable (both news to us). The staff member checking us in was also the cashier for the convenience store and was constantly interrupted to ring up candy bars, to make coffee and to answer questions of guests needing directions and all this while the manager sat at a nearby table smoking her cigarettes. The site we were assigned had a badly cracked patio and we had to stop to move concrete out of the way before we could pull through. We decided to move to another campground the following day but when we told the manager that we were leaving, she told us that they didn't give refunds but would give a voucher to use when we came back to which we declined. Would never stay here again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This is a huge RV park with many, many permanent residents. Regardless, the employees were very friendly and helpful, particularly considering we were there during Christmas week. This park is near many Florida tourist spots, but our favorite attraction was a beautiful tree-lined bike/walking path that ran for about 15 miles near the entrance to the RV park. Just ask any employee (or RV'er with a bike) how to access it. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park has very deep spaces and lots of trees. We had site 52, which was right near the bathhouse. I think the higher site numbers have more trees. There is a spring here that is a constant 72 degrees. The swimming 'hole' is huge and doesn't seem to get crowded because it so large. We rented kayaks and paddled the crystal clear river. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is another nice Florida State Park. There are two loops and about 60 sites. The majority of the sites are shaded. We had site 44 and it definitely was shaded. This loop had more shade than the other one. It cost $22.50 for the night for electricity and water. Reservations were necessary on the weekend and now that school is out in most Florida counties. They have some primitive hike in sites and canoe sites but because of the drought they are not easy to get to. We arrived around noon and had to wait until almost 2:00 PM to get to our site since Florida has a 1:00 PM checkout time and a 3:00 PM check-in time. The people in our site forgot to check out when they left so we had to wait until the rangers could check the campground around 1:30. Others came in and went to their sites right away. This is a busy campground and day area on weekends being so close to Orlando and we arrived on a Saturday for one night. Peaceful campground and we could bike over to the springs to go swimming or boating. The day area was full on Saturday and many cars were turned away – they only have 300 slots for cars and you can not get in for the day until another car leaves and there is no place to park to wait. If you are a camper they have a parking area for you to wait near the ranger station and you can walk around the park and springs while you are waiting. This park is similar to Blue Springs State Park in that on a weekend it is like a foreign country. If you speak English you are in the minority. Oh, well! When we were there some kids had used all the toilet paper and stuffed the toilets with them. We did not see the rangers ride around as much as other Florida State Parks but they seem to be shorthanded and had to control the day visitors in the Spring area. There were also a number of sites with more than 8 people on them. This spring is a constant 72 degrees year round where you can swim or snorkel. Forty-two million gallons of crystal clear water flow each day from the springs into Wekiwa Springs Run. In the river there are over 32 different kinds of fish and the park has an abundance of birds of all types. There are alligators and some bald eagles but also turkeys, turtles, and deer. The park has over 7,600 acres and some walks which show Florida as it used to be. There is a 15 mile trail to canoe on the Wekiva River lined with sabal palms, purple astors and orchids. This is bear country and the snakes were active the first weekend in June that we were there. There is a nature center with some live animal displays and a park concession stand. The park stays open until 8 for swimming. Nice springs but like the springs at Blue Spring State Park better but liked the campground here more! We camped here in a Motorhome.

We really enjoyed this park. The sites were large and well situated. Sites 1-30 were a little larger but with less shade than the second loop. Nice hiking and biking trails. The staff were friendly and were able to help us with things to see and do in the area. We will put this on our list for our annual Florida getaway. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Site #30 nice large site next to bathhouse. More wide spaces in loop #1. Sites have fire ring/grill combo, and a small picnic table. Sites are sand with brush between them for privacy. Trash cans at beginning of loop only. Bathhouses were older but clean. Park has a natural spring of 72 degrees year round. There is a museum, store and nature center.We rented canoes to go down the river. There are cabin rentals and a horse trail camp. We were able to see deer while walking the trails. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park is beautiful and the spaces are large and well groomed. We stayed here one week. The springs are absolutely beautiful and must be seen. There is so much to do here, hike, bike ,walk and swim, and kayak. I never wanted to leave, The landscape is hilly with pine trees and palm trees. Beware of the bears. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Loved our site (#45) large and well shaded. Across road from bath house, NO lights in my windows! We canoed the river. Swam/snorkled in the springs. Hiked the many trails. We saw deer and squirrels. I love this campground. We have been here twice and can't wait to go back again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park had the ambience I remember from our years of family camping in a pop-up--heavily wooded, lots of families, wide variety of rigs. We had our best campfires here and enjoyed walking from the campground to the springs. We didn't swim, but we saw others doing so, and the spring looked like fun. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Our site #44 was level, wide and quite spacious for our 30 ft class A. We had trees and greenery on three sides for some privacy. The road into the park and to the campgrounds had a few overhanging branches that brushed the top of the RV but the antennas survived. The bathrooms and showers were not heated but clean; the showers had plenty of hot water and places to put your stuff. The campground was full on the weekend but thankfully not noisy at all. The springs were very nice and quite warm, they were crowded on the weekend; this is a nice, busy day use area for locals. Occasional road noise from Wekiwa Springs Rd is the only thing that reminds you that you are in a densely populated area. Dump station is easy in and out. We really liked this park and would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Beautiful park. Horrible Attitudes. there might as well be a sign posted out front "Children NOT welcome". I have a group of friends and family that we all work together at the county hospital and every so often this time of the year we go on several camping trips with our kids. This was the worst time. We had a group of 27 in all on 4 sites. We had tents, 1 pop up and my parents have a 2003 Fleetwood Bounder Coach. The Park rangers treated us like prisoners, watching our every move, even going so far as to tell us how to work as a team and discipline our kids. Our kids were not being unruly, they were being kids. But then they were told they can't make noise, they can't ride the trails, they can't ride bikes, they can'e ride scooters(foot power, not motorized)...so what is it that they CAN do? We were harassed all weekend long by the ranger, from anything to vehicles to too many people. At one point my husband and I left to walmart for some odds and ends, and when we came back in, we were chased down by a ranger wanting to know where we were going?! we told him what site we were at, but he must not have believed us because he followed us all the way there until we got out of our truck, then stared at us and drove off. The showers were full of dirt all weekend, and no hand soap in the bathrooms. We were all stressed out everytime the ranger truck would turn the cornser, which was about every 15 minutes, wondering what they were going to say to us next. The park itself is very beautiful and the Springs were great fun for the kids to swim in, even though it was a very cold weekend in FL, we could'nt resist letting them experience swimming in the warm spring, with lots of towels ready to bundle them up in. I cannot whole heartedly recommend this park to those that have a group of people with kids...as you will feel as though you are under watch all the time, and not be able to experience the fun that goes along with friends and family camping. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I loved this place! It is so pleasant and pretty. The huge trees and the wildlife is incredible. The raccoons are very smart though - they are good at getting into whatever they want, so be prepared for that! The campsites circle the bathroom/showers, so everyone is the about the same distance away. The facilities were clean and nice. If this campground is more watched by the rangers, which is something I didn't notice, they are doing an outstanding job of keeping this campground first rate. We camped here in a Tent.

Beautiful park with large, private, level sites. Lots of trails to ride bikes or hike. Springs were nice although too cold to swim in November. Saw deer every evening around dusk. Close to stores and shopping if need to pick up some things. Canoe rentals at the concession stand. Strange driving there though...went through lots of neighborhoods, thought we'd missed the sign for the park and then all of a sudden we were there! This is definitely a park we want to return to. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Nice large and level sites in a very large state park. We have stayed at this park before and would do so again. Sites and access roads are large enough for any size RV. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Outstanding state park. Large level sites, very wooded and private and a "cool" spring to swim in. We will be back to this one We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Nice shaded sites w/ LOTS of room and trees between. Not really a pool.....better...a spring fed swimmin' hole. Quiet at night, busy during day We camped here in a Tent Trailer.