Lake Rousseau
RV Resort

Amenities

Camping

Fishing

Boating

Social Events

Welcome to Lake Rousseau RV Resort

As your hosts at Lake Rousseau RV Resort, we want to invite you to a feast for your eyes and a dose of calm for your spirit under our vast canopy of ancient live oak trees here at the water’s edge

Very pretty, clean park. Beautiful trees, nice fishing area and close enough to amenities but still secluded. Nice fishing pier and clean restrooms. Can't wait to come back!

Jessica Ebarb

Waterfront RV resort grounds at Lake Rousseau

Discover Lake Rousseau RV Resort

Lake Rousseau RV Resort offers a peaceful base for RV camping, fishing, boating, and exploring Florida’s Nature Coast. Our full-hookup RV sites include 30-amp or 50-amp service and are set beneath mature live oak and cypress trees draped in Spanish moss.

Fishing, Boating, and Outdoor Recreation

Guests can enjoy direct access to Lake Rousseau through our private boat launch, rent a boat slip, or explore the shoreline by canoe or kayak. The lake is known for largemouth bass, crappie, and bluegill, while nearby Crystal River offers springs, wildlife tours, scalloping, and Gulf Coast recreation.

Convenient to Crystal River and Dunnellon

Our resort is located between Crystal River and Dunnellon, with convenient access to restaurants, shopping, medical services, trails, and local attractions. Seasonal social activities and shared amenities create a friendly community for short visits and extended stays.

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Our Communities

For Golf Lovers we have several affordable golf courses in the area. We also have Boat Tours, Airboat Rides, Fishing Charters, Guide Service, Scalloping Trips, and Manatee Tours. Click here to find out more. If boating and fishing are what you like, our 3,500-acre dam-controlled lake is one of the finest in the state for trophy-sized bass and great crappie and bluegill. Lake Rousseau is fed by the Withlacoochee River and the natural springs of the Rainbow River, which flow into the Withlacoochee at Dunnellon. These two rivers provide Lake Rousseau with an abundant supply of water. While fully navigable, Lake Rousseau is not traveled at high speeds due to the presence of stumps, so your fishing won’t be disturbed by jet skis or wake from others passing by at break-neck pace. We have our own boat launch. Just two miles from our park, there’s a public brackish water launch below the dam, where you can put in and reach the Gulf of Mexico, as well as a second freshwater launch into the lake. So, fresh water or salt water, we have access to both.