Moonshine Acres RV Park: Park Spotlight featuring the Hambrick Family
- Campspotter
Introduction To the Park:
If you’re seeking a unique adventure, look no further than Moonshine Acres RV Park in Fort White, Florida! The property was once owned by a well-known local moonshiner who grew up and raised his family on the land. The spirit of his discovery is seen within every inch of the park. It’s since been converted into an RV Park that will feel like a step-out-of-time with all the conveniences of the modern world. With beautiful accommodations and a lot of adventure to be had – we’re sharing tips from the Hambrick Family to make the most out of your stay!
Moonshine Acres RV Park
If you're seeking an adventure you'll be talking about for weeks, welcome to Moonshine Acres RV Park! The property was once owned by a well-known local moonshiner who grew up and raised his family on the land, and the spirit of his discovery is expressed within every inch of the park. From a log cabin clubhouse and a general store boasting antiques and memorabilia to their "old barn" and hand-pain
- Canoeing / Kayaking
- Dog Park
- Bike Rental
- Playground
- Bathrooms
- Showers
- Internet Access
- General Store
- Dump Station
- Garbage
- Laundry
- Pavilion
At a Glance:
- Gorgeous glamping tents and spacious RV sites
- Modern amenities
- Nearby natural springs to explore
- Close proximity to Gainesville, FL
Ways to Stay:
Glamping Tents
Here’s what the Hambrick Family had to say about their glamping experience, “There are 3 tents in their own little section at Moonshine Acres away from the RVs. For those on the bougie side like me, don’t worry, they’re equipped with both A/C and heat so whether you visit in the summer or winter you’ll be able to regulate the temperature. Our premium tent came with a Queen sized bed, twin bunk beds, and a futon couch.”
RV Sites
Park your rig among lush grass and oak trees all accessible by 20-foot wide gravel roadways. You’ll find 13 pull-through sites and 28 back-in sites ranging from 75 to 100 feet deep with angled parking pads – so even the largest rigs will have ease of access. Fifth-wheels, pop-ups, travel trailers, and motorhomes are all welcome. All sites are pet-friendly and include a picnic table, fire ring, water/sewer, 20/30/50 amp electrical, and state-of-the-art WiFi.
RV Site Types:
- Standard Back-in Sites
- Standard Pull-through Sites
- Premium Pull-through Sites
- Standard Pull-Thru Buddy RV Site
- Premium Pull-Thru Buddy RV Site
Campground Amenities:
- Huge stone fireplace
- Lounge area
- Ping pong and pool tables
- Fully-stocked general store
- Convenient rental office
- Family style bathhouses
- Coin laundry
- State-of-the-art WiFi
- 2-section, off-leash dog park
- Covered pavilion
- 3 in-ground fire pits
- Charcoal grills
- Easy-access playground
What the Hambrick Family Recommends Doing at the Campground:
Spend Family Time in the Game Room: “We were able to avoid electronics and just play classic games with each other, utilizing the game room at Moonshine Acres RV Park. They had a jukebox, ping pong table, pool table, checkers, connect four, classic arcade games like Mrs. Pac Man, and more.”
Perfect Your Grill Master Skills: “By the playground, there is a grill and picnic tables where we could make dinner while watching our daughters play and burn off some energy, simple things, but things we sometimes seem too busy to do at home when we’re on our regular schedule.”
Relax at the Campfire: “In front of our tent there was a community fire pit which we sat by each night, speaking with our neighbors and roasting marshmallows to make s’mores.”
Disconnect: “At home, we’re always on the go and even when we’re in the house between all the electronics and apps there are a lot of distractions. Visiting Moonshine Acres gave us the opportunity to truly relax and slow down.”
Where The Hambrick Family Recommends Visiting Nearby:
Ichetucknee Springs State Park: “This destination offers hiking, tubing, kayaking, swimming, and diving. The water is crystal clear and roughly 72 degrees year-round. I really enjoyed checking out the Head Spring (swimming only), which is most easily accessible via the north entrance to the park.”
Ginnie Springs: “The spring is gorgeous and only 20 minutes from where we stayed at Moonshine Acres RV Park. While called Ginnie Springs it’s actually made up of 7 springs along the Santa Fe River, one of them called Ginnie.”
Gilchrist Blue Springs: “A quick 20-minute drive from Fort White is Gilchrist Blue Springs. There are five springs in the park with the main one being Blue Spring and two other swimming springs here, Johnson Spring and Naked Spring.”
Insider Tip from The Hambrick Family:
“You won’t find any resorts or 5-star chain hotels in Fort White but that doesn’t mean there aren’t nice places to stay. By searching Campspot we found these amazing glamping tents at Moonshine Acres RV Park and knew we had to book!”
To see more of the Hambrick Family’s adventures, visit their website!