Inverness, Florida
Twenty-nine sites under the oaks, and a preserve on every side.
The Oaks is a small RV park on sixteen acres off S Bishop Point, surrounded by Flying Eagle Preserve. Full hookups, a pool, a walking loop, and not much traffic. Open all year.
- 29 sites the whole park
- 16 acres bordered by Flying Eagle Preserve
- Open all year snowbirds welcome
- Dogs welcome no breed or size limits
Why it is quiet
Small on purpose.
Most Florida parks measure success in pads. Twenty-nine sites on sixteen acres means space between rigs, shade over most of them, and a loop you can walk before coffee. Guests say the same word more than any other: quiet.
- Live oaks and pine. Shade over the majority of sites, which matters more in April than most people expect.
- Flying Eagle Preserve on the boundary. You are not backing onto a highway. You are backing onto thousands of acres of protected marsh and hammock.
- A pond, a pool and a walking loop. Enough to do without anything organised happening.
The sites
Pull-through or back-in, 30 or 50 amp.
Rigs up to 45 feet. Water, sewer and electric at every site.
Pull-through sites
No backing after a long drive. Level, shaded, full hookups.
Most of the parkStandard shaded sites
Back-in under the oaks, with space between you and your neighbour.
Bigger rigsLake View Premium
The larger sites, closest to the water, for longer trailers and full-size RVs.
Long staysMonthly and seasonal
Snowbirds book these out. Call early for the winter season.
What comes with the site
Included, not upsold.
Water, electric, sewer, WiFi and cable come with the site. So does the pool and the laundry.
- Full hookups. Water, sewer and 30 or 50 amp electric.
- WiFi and cable. Included, not a nightly add-on.
- Pool, laundry and hot showers. Plus a rec centre with a full kitchen where the coffee gets made in the morning.
- A gated park. Security and parking included.
Very quiet campground with a nice little walking loop. Beautiful live oaks, pine, and other native vegetation.
From guest reviews on RV LIFE and Hipcamp
Worth the drive
You are twenty-six miles from the manatees.
Inverness sits in the middle of the best of Citrus County.
Crystal River
One of the few places in the world you can legally swim with manatees. Best from November through March.
On the boundaryFlying Eagle Preserve
Thousands of acres of trails and marsh directly alongside the park.
NearbyTrails and springs
A ten-mile bike trail at the Boy Scout park, airboat tours, and the Withlacoochee close by.
Before you book
The things people ring up to ask.
What is the road in like?
There is a stretch of dirt road before you reach us. It is passable in a full-size rig and people do it every day, but it is not asphalt and we would rather you heard that from us than found out at the turn.
How big a rig can you take?
Up to 45 feet. The Lake View Premium sites are the ones to ask about if you are at the top of that range.
Are dogs allowed?
Yes, on a leash, with no breed or size limits. There is a pet area, and there are farm animals on the property that a lot of guests come to say hello to.
What does it cost?
Rates depend on the site and how long you are staying, and the third-party listing sites are not always current. Call (352) 419-5308 and you will get the real number for your dates.
Can I run a generator?
No. Every site has full hookups, so there is no need, and it keeps the park quiet.
Are the bathrooms and showers open?
The bathhouse has been undergoing upgrades. Ask when you call and we will tell you exactly where that stands for your dates rather than promise you something.
Reserve
The winter sites go first.
Twenty-nine sites is not many, and the same people come back every season. If you know your dates, call.