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Lake Griffin
Lake Griffin is a large lake located in Fruitland Park, Florida. It is part of the Harris Chain of Lakes and is the second largest lake in the chain. The lake is known for its excellent fishing, with largemouth bass, bluegill, and crappie being the most popular catches. The lake is also popular for its recreational activities, such as swimming, boating, and water skiing. The lake is surrounded by a variety of parks and nature preserves, making it a great spot for outdoor activities.
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User Reviews
Kaja SWIEB
Pretty and peaceful, some walking trails, kayaks for rent and boat tours. Plenty of picnic tables. The biggest oak tree in Florida has its house here.
Gladys Ruiz
Just happened to come across this nice park. Had a boat ramp, where you can explore the marshes of "Griffin Lake". They also. have wheelchair-accessible fishing, via a concrete walkway. The park has a playground for kids, and BBQ areas. Very quiet. Did I mention it has 40 campsites, including 7 pull-through sites to accommodate tents, trailersor motorized campers. Bathrooms were very clean. I saw a couple of squirrels, but often seen by others are raccoons, lynx, coyotes and even bears! Enjoy!
Sarah Noren
Beautiful campsite! Feels like you’re in the jungle. Seemed like most of the campsite were small so not great if you had a big rig. But I’d just call if you have concerns they were really nice. Lots to look at!
Victoria Violet
It's a nice park. Has the big mammoth oak tree in the park. Camping, kayaking, fishing, a couple small trails. Camp hosts are friendly and helpful. Unfortunately they'll be temporarily closed for a while now, but it's for renovations. Which right now the camp is super small and packed in tight but it was still nice and there was mostly all good sites. Wouldn't recommend it solely for the trails since there's really only 2 and they aren't very long. But it's a nice place to set up camp and go out on the water and also to see the giant oak!
D M
My husband and I celebrated our 42nd wedding anniversary for a weekend and our spot #10 was the perfect size for our 5th wheel and the restroom area was across the way. I like that you need a code to access the restroom. We did a hike and came across a turtle, seen squirrels and lots of lizards. The park entrance staff were pleasant and during the day and night it was peaceful to enjoy the nature around us. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐