Angie2023年2月

We love camping and glamping even when out of the country, love unique experiences. The place is awesome however when staying in the “lodge” there are 2 rooms as described in the listing but absolutely WAY over priced for what is offered. You can hear the guests in adjoining room talk, snore and whatever else you can think of. Only had half a roll of toilet paper, not like you can call the front desk for more so just give us at least one roll extra. Toilet is right next to the bed, shower curtain for door which is more than what listing shows but keep that in mind with close neighbors and your partner in bed. Also, when laying in bed you look up into the dirtiest mini split AC system. I would never turn it on and even tried to clean it with wipes but still very dirty. Considering what you get the most I would pay to stay again is $80 per night. Great concept but WAY overpriced!!

Deb2023年2月

Pristine forests with beautiful artisan salt springs and natural ❤️ shaped pool. Comfy rooms and very nice host.

Sarah2023年2月

I really had fun at Camp Seminole Springs! This former girl scout camp is in a beautiful park-like setting, which hosts 4 natural springs with a creek running through. My room was located in the old camp lodge, along with 2 other airbnb rooms, which were not occupied when I was there, so I had the entire lodge to myself! Complete with a fire in the fireplace and a private hot tub - which really helped since it was in the 40s at night! (I used the hot tub twice - once at night, while gazing at the stars over the spring from my own private balcony, and another time in the morning for good measure ;)) - this airbnb experience was very relaxing. You can walk around the woods to Little Orange Creek or swim in Seminole Spring. There is also quite a history there, as the town was named after one of the springs on the property, it used to be a railway stop in the early 1900s, and still hosts a historical building. The hosts are the best, if you're interested in history, ask for a tour!