Seven Sisters Campground

The staff really made the stay for us. They were so accommodating and helpful! The river was very beautiful to kayak on. I recommend asking for verbal instructions on how to get to The Crack, as it was easy to miss for us, and while you’re in the area, visit Three Sisters Springs as well! Only thing I will say is that if you are particular about your bed sheets, it doesn’t hurt to bring your own, but they do provide them at the cabin for both the main bed and the sofa bed.

My husband and I stopped in for a one night stay and Kayak rental to go to the Springs a couple of days ago. We will definitely be back and stay longer next time. April the manager and the camp host where so helpful and went above and beyound in making us feel welcomed. The shower house was super clean and Hot water. We highly recommend Seven Sisters Campground and the beautiful Springs.

The staff was very nice but it's pretty run down, with small sites and the water by the launch is gross and dirty. Oh and there's a rooster that starts crowing loudly at 3am every single day. The much better option is the beautiful Chass River Campground right across the street. Their sites are large with lots of foliage and the kayak launch puts you right in the best kayaking area.

This is a great little place! The staff were helpful and great to work with. The sites can be a little tight but there a few that are spacious. The kayaking was great and just about 20min kayak to the Seven Sister Springs! Full hook ups and a quiet location

This is an older, very small campground with an incredible amount of charm. Management is extremely pleasant, accommodating, and welcoming. If you’re arriving after dark, be cautious—the entrance sign is not lit. I was driving a 40-foot motorhome towing a 30-foot trailer and mistakenly took the first turn instead of the second. The signage isn’t illuminated, so headlights are helpful to confirm you’re in the right place. I highly recommend arriving before dark. The campground is very quiet and feels like stepping back into “old Florida.” It sits right on the river, where we saw otters playing and fish jumping—literally jumping two feet out of the water. Very cool. We stayed in Site 20, a pull-in site with excellent river views and located right next to the boat ramp. There’s a small sto