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Ross Prairie Campground

10660 SW Sr-200, Dunnellon, FL

Ross Prairie Campground offers 14 full-service pull-through sites situated along the Marjorie Harris Carr Cross Florida Greenway.

Located along the southern boundary of the Cross Florida Greenway, this campground serves as a primary hub for exploring unique sandhill and wetland prairie ecosystems. Each of the 14 pull-through sites features 30-amp and 50-amp electrical pedestals along with potable water hookups, designed to accommodate larger setups including RVs and horse trailers. The facility is equipped with a central bathhouse providing flush toilets and showers, as well as a dual dump station for guest convenience. Outdoor enthusiasts have direct access to a diverse trail network, including approximately 5.7 miles of single-track mountain bike trails and a one-mile blue-blazed connector to the Florida National Scenic Trail. The site is particularly well-equipped for equestrians, offering specialized staging areas, horse wash racks, and nearly 14 miles of dedicated horse trails. Wildlife viewing is a frequent highlight, with residents such as whitetail deer, wild turkey, and gopher tortoises often spotted in the surrounding woodlands. Situated on State Road 200, the campground is approximately 14 miles east of Dunnellon and 15 minutes southwest of Ocala. This proximity places visitors within two miles of major shopping and dining options for easy supply runs. The park is open 365 days a year, with the cooler winter months noted as the best time for drier trail conditions and active wildlife observation.

Quick Facts

  • 14 pull-through sites with 30/50-amp electric and water
  • Direct connector to the Florida National Scenic Trail
  • 5.7 miles of single-track mountain bike trails on-site
  • Equestrian facilities including two horse wash racks
  • Dual dump station and central bathhouse with showers
  • Managed as part of the Marjorie Harris Carr Cross Florida Greenway

Common Questions

What hookups are provided at each campsite?

The campground features 14 public-use pull-through sites.

Is there a dump station on-site?

Yes, a dual dump station is available for campers and is also accessible to non-campers for a small fee.

Are there restroom and shower facilities?

Yes, there is a central bathhouse equipped with flush toilets and showers.

What are the park hours?

The park is open from 8 a.m. until sundown, 365 days a year.

How do I check in if I arrive after sunset?

Campers arriving after sunset should call +1 352-732-2606 on the day of arrival to receive the gate combination and instructions.

What mountain bike trails are accessible from the campground?

There are approximately 5.7 miles of natural surface single-track mountain bike trails directly accessible from the trailhead.

Can I access the Florida National Scenic Trail from here?

Yes, a one-mile blue-blazed connector trail leads from the campground to the main orange-blazed Florida National Scenic Trail.

What wildlife might I see at the campground?

Commonly spotted wildlife includes whitetail deer, wild turkey, bobcat, gopher tortoises, and alligators in the prairie area.

Are there specific facilities for horses?

Yes, the site features an equestrian staging area, horse wash racks, and access to nearly 14 miles of equestrian trails.

Are there fire rings at the individual campsites?

Picnic tables are provided at every site, but fire rings are specifically located at the picnic pavilions and equestrian sites.

How far is the nearest shopping and dining?

Major shopping and dining opportunities are located within two miles of the campground near the intersection of State Road 200 and County Road 484.

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