Camping at Ginnie Springs Outdoors

Hello bloggers! 
It has been a while (yes, I know)
between end of August and the entire September,
they have been hectic months for me,
I was between the decision of staying at my old place or
move again to a new house (I hate moving, honestly)
I opted to move out to a new house with bigger space, more room,
and a better looking kitchen (I know, I have to blog about it)
Anyways, after a whole month of packing, repairing the new place
I had some time now to laid off and enjoy myself,
you know what that means Camping!
 This past weekend I headed up north 
to camp at Ginnie Springs Outdoors. 
Located in High Springs, FL a good 5-6 hour drive coming from Miami,
so yes, it is definitely a long hustle to get there.
I would recommend leaving at 3AM in order to get there pretty early, 
because traffic would be slow you down later during the day. 
Okay, so straight up this park is truly amazing!
They offer you camp sites (wilderness or electricity sites),
swimming, snorkeling, scuba and cave diving, and much more!
Ginnie Springs has one of the clearest river in all Florida,
it is truly amazing how it also connects with other rivers 
all along the County of High Springs. 
Good thing is, they open all year round 
and depending how the weather is during the fall, 
temperature could come down a bit at night (it happened to me)
We stay with a big group (about 10 people)
and is the best time ever,
everybody gathers around telling stories at night,
we eat, we drink, we dance, and we enjoy ourselves,
which it the end that's all it matters. 
With all due respect to the rest of the Parks in the state,
I can honestly say this park is the best National Park in Florida.
 I had an amazing time camping at Ginnie Springs,
it is another place/park I can scratch off my list. 
Now that Winter is coming (I sound like Game of Thrones),
I'd said to myself it wasn't the moment to back and visit again,
but next summer sounds like a good probability,
if I'm not traveling or hiking somewhere else!