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Weeki Wachee River

Riverfront TINY HOUSE

1 Bed / 1 Bath • 2 Guests

This riverfront vintage tiny home on the Weeki Wachee River is anything but ordinary! Located within walking distance of Roger’s Park, the beach, public boat ramp, tiki bar dining, and a playground, it’s the perfect spot for your next adventure. Enjoy eight kayaks, a paddleboard, and floats available for guests, or simply relax with a fishing pole by the water.

RV Site

Full Hookup RV Site

Our RV site offers full hookups with Wifi, 30 or 50 amp hook up, and septic for a seamless and comfortable stay. Guests enjoy exclusive access to a private outdoor waterfront area featuring a refreshing outdoor shower, screened porch with seating, and plenty of space to unwind by the river. Just 300 ft. from public boat ramp, beach and walking distance from Riverside dinning.

View from a yellow kayak on a clear, calm river surrounded by green trees under a bright blue sky.

Where you’ll

be staying

Weeki Wachee is a hidden gem on Florida’s Nature Coast, known for its crystal-clear spring waters, gentle manatees, and lush river scenery. Spend your days kayaking or paddleboarding down the Weeki Wachee River, where you might spot manatees, turtles, and vibrant fish beneath the glassy surface.

Take a refreshing swim in the cool, turquoise waters, or float leisurely under the canopy of oaks and palms. For adventure, visit Weeki Wachee Springs State Park to see the famous mermaid shows or launch your kayak for a longer paddle downriver.

Nearby, you can explore local seafood spots, catch a Gulf Coast sunset at Pine Island Beach, or fish along the river banks. Whether you’re seeking outdoor adventure or peaceful riverside relaxation, Weeki Wachee offers a slice of Old Florida magic you’ll never forget.

Aerial view of Rogers Park with a parking lot, small buildings, and surrounding water bodies, adjacent to a property and a road called Patterson Drive, with trees and residential houses nearby.
Sunset over the ocean with orange sky, reflecting on wet sand.
A close-up underwater photo of a hippopotamus swimming in clear blue water.
A crocodile partially submerged in water, with only its eyes and snout visible, surrounded by green aquatic plants.

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