Camping and boating in Crystal River, Florida

Ozello Boats - Airboat Tours offers an unforgettable experience in Crystal River, Florida. As the Manatee Capitol of the world, there is always a chance to see these gentle giants during our tours. Explore St. Martins Reef, one of the largest natural reefs on the gulf coast, and discover underwater caves, springs, sponge beds, and a variety of marine life. Our RV Resort and Lodging at Ozello Keys offers waterfront accommodations with boat slips. For all your paddle needs, visit our sister company River Adventure Tours in Homosassa, located at the head springs of the Homosassa River. Encounter dolphins on every tour and explore the rich history of the Old Florida community, with sites like the famous "Isle of Knowledge" school and former US presidents' hunt camps.

Welcome to Crystal River KOA Journey, your perfect escape into nature nestled in the heart of Florida's enchanting Gulf Coast. Located at 2680 North Turkey Oak Drive, Crystal River, Florida, our campground offers a serene and picturesque setting, ideal for travelers seeking relaxation, adventure, and a memorable outdoor experience. Crystal River KOA Journey is more than just a campground; it's a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike. Whether you're traveling in an RV, setting up a tent, or looking for comfortable lodging, we provide a range of accommodations to suit your needs. Our well-maintained RV park offers spacious sites with full hookups, ensuring a comfortable and convenient stay. For those who prefer a more traditional camping experience, our tent sites are surrounded by the natural beauty of lush landscapes.

Blue Spring State Park, located in Florida, United States, is a popular tourist attraction known for its stunning natural beauty and abundance of wildlife. The park's main attraction is the Blue Spring, with its crystal-clear 72-degree waters that are perfect for swimming and snorkeling. However, as of April 1, 2024, in-water activities are closed to stabilize the shoreline. Despite the temporary closure of in-water activities, visitors can still enjoy the park's scenic surroundings and wildlife. Blue Spring State Park is home to a large population of manatees, with numbers exceeding 700 during the winter months. The park is also a haven for a variety of birds, including ospreys, eagles, and kingfishers.