Spruce Creek Park

Thoroughly enjoyed our trip here. Definitely come earlier if you want an on the river spot. But no site seems terrible here. We did need two cords to plug into this specific site, as the camper spot and electric posts were further than the other spots. It is very well kept campground, with nice restrooms and beautiful scenery. Being able to keep the boats close by is a plus as well, since we spent a lot of time out on the water boating and fishing.

The campground is very pretty. Being on the water is beautiful and from what I saw I’m sure it’s nice. However the weekend we went it was not. The weather wasn’t the problem. The problem is how the weather was handled. If you need ANY assistance or guidance from the host, good luck. I was met with attitude and zero empathy on where, how or what to do when our camp site was ankle deep in water. No help at all. Zero. When our camp was destroyed the next night from the storm - not one person came to see if we were ok, needed assistance or anything. Only thing we got was they we could NOT leave the metal from our pop ups and had to get them to the dumpster. When all my daughter and I wanted to do was leave as it was still storming and there were employees EVERYWHERE with skids. They clea

Great park! I like the fact that it's first come first served. Shower house is new. No water in the park that I could see except near that shower house. When we sampled it, the water was rusty looking but that was near the end of season, so maybe it just needs to be flushed out. But the park does have nice views of the river and some good, larger sites. Some are closer than others, but we enjoyed it.

Great little spot to take your camper. The sites on the river are amazing! We spent 3 days here in spot #10 and would highly recommend it. The sunrise over the river is fantastic. The facilities are nice and the self-service check-in is very easy. If you're going to stay, don't forget to have cash! It's $22/night as of this posting; cash-only.

It would be a great place to camp, as long as you avoid the camp host at all costs. If you happen to run into her, look away and avoid any and all communication, she'd just as soon spit on ya than look at ya. If you plan to buy wood, don't bother, she only glances from their camper and pretends to not see you, then doesn't show up at the wood crib. God forbid you knock on their door to request buying wood for you will bear the full brunt of the camp host wrath. In summary: good campground, but treat the camp host like a bear—obsurve from a distance, never interact with.