Rainbow Springs State Campground

Dunnellon, United States

2.7

7 reviews

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18185 SW 94th St, Dunnellon, FL, 34432
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7 reviews of Rainbow Springs State Campground

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Place rating: 3
Clearwater, FL
Facilities are pretty nice and the camp grounds are very well taken care of. Each camp site if fairly personal with bushes between to block the view of other camp sites. Showers and toilets are complementary. Nice eh?
What’s also nice is that an entrance to Rainbow River is within reasonable walking distance and it’s a pretty nice walk.
Place rating: 4
Manassas, VA
A nice state park! Full hookups for RV’rs and nice attractions in the area. I stayed here in a 40ft 5th wheel and the sites were roomy and the road wide.
You must try Copp Winery/​Brewery in Crystal River!!!
Place rating: 1
Palm Harbor, FL
This campground was very poorly managed. The grounds were not cared for and the facilities were disgusting. The shower drains were backed up and the shower curtains were ill fitting and had mildew. The pool was closed and people let their dogs swim in the swimming area by the river even though there are signs that says not to. Terrible. If your expectations are low you won’t be disappointed.
Place rating: 3
St Petersburg, FL
Pretty good campsite but it’s really set up for RV’s.
We had a wonderful time with the kids fishing on the dock and the facilities were clean. I think next time we will look for something with more trees and a primitive feel but other than that, I don’t have anything negative to say.
Place rating: 2
Land O' Lakes, FL
It’s important to manage your expectations on this one… If you’re expecting a fairly outdoorsy experience, you’ll be disappointed. Being a full-​facility campground, there’s some aspects of civilized life that you’d expect to find — like bathrooms, grills, etc. Unfortunately, this campground is a lot more suited to «camping» in an RV rather than a tent. Each campsite is fairly close to the next, the ground is gravel rather than dirt, and there are only very small patches of trees and plants.
I’m sure if you’re just staying here as a way to be close to the river during the day, it would probably be fine, though.
Place rating: 3
Orlando, FL
This was a nice campground, compared to others around the state I would say that the camping area is a little small. They basically have one loop, and the sites are really setup more for RV camping vs tent camping.
We were late to reserve a site which left us with a handicap site. The issue with the HC site is that it is paved and you can not anchor your tent.
The other sites were more gravel based and the entire area was fairly open (not many trees or shade in this camp site.
The restrooms were pretty new and also very clean. I would suggest this for a RV or 1st time campers.
Place rating: 3
Orlando, FL
This is a great park to camp in if you are planning to make use of the river. It has power and water at each campsite, which is nice. I would not recommend tent camping in the middle of summer as there is little shade. We went in a tent during the month of November and it was fine. It seems this campground was designed with rvs & trailers in mind. There is enough brush and bushes to insulate you from the other campers. It is a smaller campground and fills quickly. If you are looking for trees try to book the sites on the outskirt of the loop.