Honeysuckle Farm RV Park

Bradd Walker

Stayed for 2 nights. There are some permanent sites but it was very quiet. They are grooming some new sites. Had an issue with my camper and they were very good at helping me fix it. We will be back next year again to visit family nearby. Thanks

Melynda Anderson

Good little campground to stop for the night. It's nice, and quite small campground, they're looking to expand and put more sites in. Has a lot of potential for growth. Would definitely stop over again. Park manager Charlie was very nice, and helpful.

Chris Agro

Perfect stop-over park. Quiet. Beautiful pond, lots of green grass and pine trees. Level site, good 30/50 amp electric, sewer, pull throughs and strong water pressure.

Katie Stein

We called when we were 20 min away, at 7pm on a Sat night. Owner answered and gave directions. He wasn't sure if 1 of the 2 pull through sites was available, but said "if it's empty, it's yours". No sign, and it's a little rustic (not sure if there's a bath house since we don't use them?), but it was perfect for us. Quiet despite being 1 min off I-75, and a lovely little pond with trees and wild flowers. We're a 45 ft class A towing an F150, and we fit just fine in the pull through. Full hookups with 50amp. Note that the road for the loop isn't complete, but as the owner said, you can drive on the grass and it's hard. I probably wouldn't attempt after a rain storm. To get to the pull throughs in the back, go in and drive til you see them. DO NOT pull straight in or hookups will be on your passenger side. You have to veer left (off the road into the grass), and do a wide lazy U turn, then pull in to the pull-through site once your RV is facing the entrance. We did this in our rig while towing the truck, there's plenty of room if you're decent at maneuvering and it's light out. Side note, since there isn't a sign, follow the directions we were given, and turn right immediately after the white house. You'll see the intersection/ stoplight in front of you, and as soon as you get into the right turn lane for the intersection, that's where you take a hard right into the RV park. There is a post where the sign used to hang, that's how you know it's the correct place to turn. He said the sign was ruined in the hurricane and he hasn't gotten around to hanging the new one lol. If we need a place to stay overnight on our way to Jacksonville FL we'll stay here again... But definitely call ahead and triple check reservations!