Lake Rousseau RV Resort
Lake Rousseau RV Resort sits between Crystal River and Dunnellon on Lake Rousseau. The sites are shaded by big live oaks and cypress trees draped in Spanish moss.
RV parkAbout Lake Rousseau RV Resort
Full-hookup sites have 30 or 50 amp service. Guests get direct lake access from the private boat launch, can rent a boat slip, or paddle the shoreline by canoe or kayak. The lake is known for largemouth bass, crappie and bluegill, and there is a fishing pier on site.
Call the office for this season's monthly rates, open sites and anything else you want to know before you book.
Highlights
- Full hookups with 30 or 50 amp
- Private boat launch
- Boat slip rentals
- Fishing pier
- Shaded by oaks and cypress
Where Lake Rousseau RV Resort is
- TypeRV park
- Address10811 N Coveview Ter, Crystal River, FL
- Phone352-795-6336
- Websitelakerousseaurvpark.com
- BookingCall the office to book
- Main roadsUS 19, US 98 and State Road 44
- AirportsTampa (TPA) and Orlando (MCO)
Things to do near Lake Rousseau RV Resort
Three Sisters Springs
See manatees from the boardwalk in winter or paddle in from Kings Bay.
Kings Bay kayaking
Rent a kayak or paddleboard and explore the spring-fed bay and its canals.
Lake Rousseau
Fish for bass among the cypress stumps of this long, quiet lake on the Withlacoochee River.
Other family-owned parks near Crystal River
Questions about Lake Rousseau RV Resort
Where is Lake Rousseau RV Resort?
Lake Rousseau RV Resort is at 10811 N Coveview Ter in Crystal River, Florida. The main roads nearby are US 19, US 98 and State Road 44.
How do I book at Lake Rousseau RV Resort?
Call the park office at 352-795-6336. They can tell you what is open and what it costs.
What is there to do near Lake Rousseau RV Resort?
Three Sisters Springs, Kings Bay kayaking and Lake Rousseau are all close by.
What kind of park is Lake Rousseau RV Resort?
It is a family-owned rv park in Crystal River. It rents RV sites by the month and for the snowbird season.
Ready to stay at Lake Rousseau RV Resort?
Call the office and talk to someone who works at the park.