Reviews

For Cedar Key RV Resort: New and very well maintained park. Quiet as a graveyard at night, and nearly so during the day. Entry and interior roads are paved as well as the parking pads. Everything is adequate for a big rig. Utility consoles at each site are excellent. WiFi is good most of the time. We did not use the pool, public showers or club house, but they appear to be top notch. Break out the bikes because this park has nice paved interior roads and Shiloh Road is great for flat peddling where there is very light vehicle traffic. It is a one mile peddle back to an interesting cemetery. Even though this park is on the only highway into Cedar Key it is still possible to "whiz" right past it. The directional signage at the highway is easy to miss since there is a hodgepodge of other signs and another RV park close together. It is best to program your GPS for the precise entry off of Shiloh Road. A good landmark up the highway is the Dollar General store ... once you pass that you should be slowing down to watch for the park signage at Shiloh Road on the west. The road junction is just before the abandoned gas station entry. The town of Cedar Key is about six miles southwest. We loved the eclectic look and feel of the town and Tony's Seafood restaurant is the home of the grand champion clam chowder chef. I never thought clam chowder would be that much better than they serve in Maine, but Tony's is.

Posted Jan 18, 2014 by Moonrover from Dublin, OH. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Cedar Key RV Resort: The best service we've ever experienced. Hoping to come back in the future.

Posted Jul 10, 2013 by TJC from Kodiak, AK. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.