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Falling Creek RV Park
First phase of 20 sites due to open September 30th 2026
Visiting Our Park
Those who live in North Central Florida call it “The real Florida”. If you’ve never been here, you’ll find it dotted with beautiful pasturelands, cattle ranches, and miles and miles of undisturbed acreage that shows the true natural beauty of this state.
Exit 301 off I-10 will take you right to our park. We’re located across the road from the end of the exit ramp. Just look for our sign at the corner of Falling Creek Road; You can’t miss us. Our park is named after one of only two of Florida’s natural falls. Falling Creek Falls is 3/4 of a mile up the road, and we’re also just a short drive from the beautiful natural springs and kayaking rivers that are unique to North Central Florida. These include Ichetucknee Springs and Blue Springs.
So while you are here, make sure to take the time to sightsee and enjoy the unspoiled natural beauty of “The Real Florida”. Our rural 2-lane highways are virtually traffic-Free, providing easy routes in all directions to any of North Florida’s Attractions. Enjoy the natural scenery as you travel the scenic local highways that take you anywhere you want to go. And don’t forget to visit Stephen Foster State Park while you’re here, another great attraction right up the road from us in White Springs.
Gas, quick cash, fast food, ice, beverages and groceries…everything you need right across the road
Across the road from our park, you’ll find whatever you’ll need while you stay with us.
We have a Busy Bee convenience store with an ATM and two huge ice freezers, a
Marathon gas station with a Tesla Supercharger, and a Burger King right here as well.
Right next door to the Merit station, Busy Bee, and the Burger King, there’s a Dollar
General store. There isn’t much missing at our location for conveniences, so no need to
travel…it’s all right here.
Falling Creek Park
At Falling Creek Park, a meandering boardwalk path leads you out to the natural falls. Children can enjoy the playground while adults can relax at picnic tables under a pavilion roof.
Falling Creek Chapel
A historic nondenominational house of worship is located right near Falling Creek. The church building features well-preserved architecture that reflects its historical charm. It was listed in the National Register of Historic Places on April 4th, 1996. Services are held every Sunday at 10:30 am.
There’s still a lot more to see in Lake City during your stay
Lake City, Florida—founded in 1821 and originally named Alligator—is a destination rich in history, dining, entertainment, and outdoor adventures.
Restaurants
Hungry? Lake City’s got you covered! Kick things off with a Southern-style breakfast at Shirley’s Place, settle in for a tasty dinner at Marion Sreet Bistro, and don’t forget dessert—gelato at JB’s. And that’s just scratching the surface of all the great spots around town!
Shopping
Love to shop? Lake City’s got you covered! Head over to the mall off Highway 90 for favorites like Bath & Body Works, JCPenney, and TJ Maxx. Want something unique? Check out the boutique shops right in the heart of Historic Downtown Lake City.
Repairs/Maintenance
Every RV needs a little upkeep now and then, and Lake City is the perfect pit stop. Whether it’s repairs, new tires, or a quick fluid change, you’ll find plenty of options here. Need parts? Stores like O’Reilly’s, AutoZone, and Advance Auto have you covered, while Camping World—just 15 minutes from our RV park—can help with custom parts, and there are local Mobile RV repair services that will come to you.
Grocery Shopping
Stocking up is easy in Lake City! 🛒 Grab your groceries at Winn-Dixie, Publix, Aldi, or Save-A-Lot, or swing by Fifth-generation farms for fresh veggies and grill-ready steaks while camping at our RV Park. And if you need everyday essentials, Walmart is right across from the mall.
Lake De Soto
Lake DeSoto sits in the heart of Historic Downtown Lake City, surrounded by a scenic 0.8-mile path perfect for a peaceful walk or jog. Along the way, you’ll find benches and viewing spots to relax and take in the view. Keep an eye out for local wildlife—turtles, ducks with ducklings, and even the occasional alligator. While swimming isn’t permitted, the lake is a great spot to cast a line if you enjoy fishing.
Activities
Activities are never in short supply in Lake City. For family fun, check out one of the two arcades in town. History lovers can step back in time at the Lake City–Columbia County Historical Museum, while nature enthusiasts can explore nearby parks such as Stephen Foster State Park. Outdoor adventurers may also enjoy the free public shooting range in Osceola National Forest, which spans more than 200,000 acres of Northern Florida wilderness.