Inverness lies about 22 miles north of Brooksville on US 41, the seat of Citrus County, wrapped around Lake Henderson and its old courthouse square.


Two of these are private parks with Inverness addresses. The other two sit in the Citrus tract of the state forest.
The Oaks Inverness RV Park: 2000 South Bishop Point, listing full hookups on 30 and 50 amp service with pull through pitches and no age restriction. The park notes that pitches are limited in season, so book early for a winter stay.
Preservation Point RV Park: 8588 East Gulf to Lake Highway, with full hookups on concrete pads and no age restriction. Back in and pull in pitches start around sixty dollars a night and pull throughs a little more, with winter rates from the start of October.
Holder Mine Campground: In the Citrus tract of the Withlacoochee State Forest, under fifteen minutes south. Twenty seven pitches carry electric and water, though a few lack the water, with lengths from 25 to 50 feet. Book through the Florida State Forests reservation system.
Mutual Mine Campground: Also in the Citrus tract, about half an hour south near Floral City. Water only, with no electric at all, and pitches taking 25 to 40 feet. Suitable for a self contained trailer rather than one that needs shore power.
Confirm current availability, rules and requirements directly with each park.
Riding the rail trail this trip? Contact the Brooksville RV Rentals team
Inverness is built around water and a courthouse square. The restored 1912 building holds the county museum, two city parks run down to Lake Henderson, and one of the longest paved rail trails in Florida passes straight through, which is the reason a lot of visitors come with bicycles on the back.


The choice is wider here than in most of these towns because the pitches are longer. A small travel trailer suits the state forest grounds, where a shorter unit opens up more of the pitches. A large bunkhouse trailer fits either private park in town and gives a cycling party somewhere to spread kit out. The fifth wheel is best matched to the private parks, which take pull throughs and rigs of any size. You will need a suitable tow vehicle, or ask about delivery to your campground. Availability depends on the individual trailer and your travel dates, and pricing varies by trailer size, season and rental length. View available trailers or Contact the Brooksville RV Rentals team.

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