Emerald Cove RV Resort and Boat Launch
10930 SE 201st St, Inglis, FL
Emerald Cove RV Resort is a family-owned destination on Lake Rousseau featuring full-hookup sites and an on-site waterfront bar.
Quick Facts
- Located on the 3,657-acre spring-fed Lake Rousseau
- On-site waterfront Buoy Bar with live music and pizza
- Full-hookup gravel RV sites (20/30/50 amp) up to 80 feet
- Private boat ramp and kayak launch with rentals available
- Fenced-in dog park and two lakefront fishing docks on-site
- Family-owned and operated community in Florida's Nature Coast
Common Questions
What size RVs can the resort accommodate?
The resort offers gravel sites ranging from 50x18 feet up to 80x20 feet, which can accommodate rigs and toy haulers up to 55 feet in length.
Are full hookups available at the sites?
Yes, all RV sites are back-in only and include full hookups with 20, 30, and 50 amp electrical service, water, and septic.
Is there food and drink available on-site?
The waterfront Buoy Bar serves beer and wine alongside casual food options like pizza and hot dogs.
What kind of water access is provided?
Guests have access to a private boat ramp for vessels up to 20 feet, a secondary launch for kayaks and canoes, and two lakefront fishing docks.
Is the resort pet-friendly?
Yes, the resort allows up to two non-vicious pets per site and features a fenced-in dog park with waste stations.
Does the resort provide internet access?
Yes, the resort offers streaming-capable Unify WiFi for its guests.
What are the primary fish species in Lake Rousseau?
Lake Rousseau is an excellent location for catching bass, crappie, spec, perch, and catfish.
Are there on-site activities or entertainment?
The Buoy Bar hosts live bands or DJs on Saturdays, and the resort frequently organizes potluck cookouts and food truck visits.
Is there a place to clean fish?
A dedicated fish cleaning station is available on-site for guests to clean their catch.
What attractions are near the resort?
The resort is 30 minutes from the Gulf of Mexico and close to the Three Sisters and Hunter Springs in Crystal River, as well as the Rainbow River in Dunnellon.