Inverness, Florida, lures RV travelers with its glassy lakes and the tangled trails of Withlacoochee State Forest. Fish bass in Lake Tsala Apopka or paddle the Withlacoochee River, all steps from your site. Eleven parks in our directory deliver affordable spots from $9 nightly, perfect bases for this watery paradise.
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Inverness anchors Citrus County's lake district. Boats slice across Lake Inverness and the 13-lake Tsala Apopka chain. Trails wind through Withlacoochee State Forest's pines and oaks. The Depot Museum showcases railroad history on Osborne Street. Crowds cheer at the annual Citrus County Fair on Savory Street.
RV parks cluster around these gems. Budget campers snag Holder Mine Campground with pet allowances, sewer hookups, and 50-amp service for $9 to $20 nightly. Families book Riverside Lodge Resort for riverfront sites, showers, WiFi, and full amps starting at $42. Groups claim spots at Holder Mine in Withlacoochee State Forest with showers and group areas for $22. Couples unwind at Camp David or The Oaks Inverness RV Park, both offering WiFi from $33.
Inverness shines for its chain of lakes and Withlacoochee State Forest. Anglers target bass in Lake Inverness and Tsala Apopka. Hikers roam 25 miles of forest trails near Holder Mine. The Depot Museum on Osborne Street displays Citrus County history. Annual fair draws crowds to Savory Street grounds.
Eleven RV parks serve Inverness, including Camp David, Riverside Lodge Resort, Holder Mine in Withlacoochee State Forest, The Oaks Inverness RV Park, and Holder Mine Campground. Most hug the Withlacoochee River or forest edges for quick access to trails and water. Amenities range from WiFi and showers to 50-amp hookups and pet spots.
Yes, Holder Mine Campground welcomes pets with 50-amp, 30-amp, and sewer hookups. Rates run $9 to $20 nightly near Withlacoochee State Forest trails. Check individual park policies, as others may allow pets on request.