Oak Aven Acres RV Park

Stayed one night before visiting Homestead Museum. Met the owner when first arriving and deciding which site. Nice guy. Mostly permanent trailers. 3 sites open, my 33’ Class A towing a CRV just fit into site 6. Pedestal 50amp power was clean. It isn’t obvious but when you pull out the road curves around thru the trees and comes out the other side so no problem getting back out to the 1/2 mile gravel road back to the Museum. You’ll need slightly more than 20 feet sewer hose.  Wife was nervous about current residents but don’t judge a book by its cover. I spoke to a few and they were very down to earth and nice. 

Small approximately 14 site campground in the woods next to creek. Very quiet. There are no facilities but the sites are full hook up.
It does seem to be filling up with permanent trailers. Way better than a Walmart parking lot. 

Found this little gem after a long day of travel.
Made a call, picked a site, dropped $$$ in the pmt box, and settled in.

So much better than a night at the Walmart.  Would def come back again!

Ok place to stay for a night

We stayed a night at Oak Aven because the campground in town were full. It is a little bit out of the way from town but does have full hookups. Gravel road to get to the campground and gravel parking pads. Nice and quiet location, although we were there during the harvest and it does get a bit dusty there especially with the wind. Very close to homestead national monument. $20/night.