We spent a delightful one night break in one of the cabins overlooking Dixie Lake in Lake Louisa State Park. On advice we booked one of the higher numbered cabins which do have slightly better view of the lake. They all looked great however and inside are very well appointed, air-conditioned etc. It's a great place to completely escape the... More

We came here for a 5K and were really impressed with how beautiful the park is. The cabins are VERY nice. A few months after our trip, I dropped some neighbor kids off for a triathelon and nearly ran over an alligator on my way out. The racers said they saw wild boar on the course - so be careful,... More

Never having been to this part of the state I wasn't sure what to expect. We were a party of 2 couples and 2 teenagers. The cabin was perfect! We were in cabin #1 and were pleasantly surprised by the size and cleanliness of the cabin. The park has thought of everything right down to the bottle opener and pasta... More

We had reserved Cabin #11 and were disappointed to be given Cabin #2. (The higher numbered cabins are closer to the lake and have better views.) I didn't have my confirmation print-out with me showing the reservation information. When I got home, I double-checked and we were definitely supposed to have #11. If you are a regular visitor to this... More

Cabins are awesome! Located by the lake. Well maintained. Designed to spend a few lazy days there. Trees full of of oranges growing in the wild made our kids' day. And so did a great fire ring by the cabin. Rest of the park is not anything really unique but good. Staff is friendly. Pick Cabin numbers 14 or higher... More

I have traveled extensive throughout the U.S. and camped in cabins all over. My favorites are Sundance, Utah; Sedona, Arizona; and my third favorite is Lake Louisa in Clermont, Florida. The cabins are beautiful and have all the amenities for comfort, especially a large screen porch with rocking chairs with a view and a romantic fireplace for cool nights in... More

My family and I (four adults) have just returned from a 3-night stay (December 16-18, 2008) in a cabin at Lake Louisa State Park. All 20 of the park's cabins are situated on Dixie Lake, and all of the tent and RV sites are in a separate area. We had a wonderfully private stay. The cost was $110/night. The view... More