Serenova tract campground

Beautiful, clean, peaceful spot. No problem with a 31 ft travel trailer. Must reserve online to get the gate code, but that is a nice safety feature. Non-potable water available. Publix and other small shops/restaurants right across the main road. Would have been better with a little more shade - the only reason for 4☆ instead of 5☆, but we did find a better site there near one of the picnic pavilions when we came back for a couple of nights.

Pros, free camping just outside of Tampa with restaurants and shopping within walking distance....cons there's a lot of hwy noise and the marked trails are tough to bike because of sand but there's other trails on the property that you gotta search for. And there is a nice little clear lake right behind our campsite but you also gotta search for the access spot. (Large concrete pad by lake you could rollerskate on) Packed out other people's trash.

We have camped here a few times and really enjoy it. It is close to shopping yet gives you a taste of being way off grid. Beautiful walking trails where we always see some form of wildlife.

Nice clean, wooded camp ground. Some distant highway noise during peak hours to remind you civilization is near. Miles of wide trails. Short distance to publix and Beef's. Well spaced camping spots. About half full. When I arrived, someone has not cleaned up before leaving. Another reminder that civilization is near. Update: Back at Serenova a year later. Not much has changed. What a great place to camp. I've been all over the state and this is one of the best boondocking sites. No problem with ticks or bugs, shaded with a partial canopy that allows enough light for solar. Clean, spacious with all the modern conveniences a short walk away. This time the non-potable water pump was broken. Hope it's fixed soon. Pit toilet serviceable, but if your skid-ish, Publix is close by. Lots of downe

We love this campground!! You need a free permit that includes the gate code to get in, which gives an added sense of security! Its beautiful, peaceful, has a multitude of walking trails (we even saw some people in wheelchairs), you can ride your bike, we saw several people fishing, riding horses, and there were even a few good solar spots where we were able to get 100% charged!! No potable water and no trash bins, but Publix is literally across the street as well as gas stations and a few eateries! The path in is a little narrow so have your clippers handy just in case and although there are several potholes to avoid, they are manageable! There are fire pits and picnic tables at most spots and there is a pavilion and pit toilet (bring your own tp & hand sanitizer!) We will definitely v