We we're going to get the campground reviews up and ready until Biketoberfest 2004, but when we came across Dan and Puka (click the pick to enlarge) we decided to ask them about the campground and get a picture. They made sure we got an angle so their satellite disk would show.
We didn't ask Puka if he took his name from the 6 foot rabbit in the movie "Harvey", but we did ask if the satellite disk worked. Both Dan and Puka laughed.

Thanks to Puka and Dan we got the straight take on the cabbage Patch Campground. Both are from Central Florida and two nicer campers you won't meet.

The cabbage Patch campground is primitive, very primitive, no electricity, no ..., well you get the picture, but it's also only $10.00 a night and there are still plenty of spots available.

It's shady and there are plenty of Port-A-Potties and as Dan and Puka told us, there were showers across the street for $3.00. They have friends and relatives in the area and took showers at their places. They warned to get to the showers across the street early if you wanted warm water.

If you are into primitive camping, with entertainment across the street (the Cabbage Patch Bar), and friendly campers, you can find it here.

Remember, it's very primitive, close to action and 15 minutes from Main St.