High Vibes PMA

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Overview

154 TURKEY TROT Road, Florahome, FL, 32140

Come see us; the forests are calling! We are a Non-Profit Private Membership Association remaking RV/Trailer camping stays. Our goals are to maintain the natural Land and Preserve the Peace at all of our Eco-spaces. * NOTE - Our main property is best for smaller vehicles in order to get around the trees and mulch ground; Classes B&C with 4WD for full access. Dogs are welcome! The policies and practices are similar to most large, off-leash dog parks. Animals must be under the supervision of owners at all times. See more about our policies and practices on the full ‘About Us’ page. Bring your own compost toilet if you're in a tent, and a generator for longer vehicle stays.

Last Updated: 08/24/2026

Rates

RV Sites

Options	Starting Daily	Starting Weekly	Starting Monthly
RV Sites	$25.00	$140.00	$525.00 See More Monthly pricing January -- February -- March -- April -- May -- June -- July -- August -- September -- October -- November -- December -- Monthly base $525.00	Request to Book

Rules

Policies and Guidelines for Our Off-Leash Dog Community

. Meet & Greet

- All new dogs must complete a friendly meet-and-greet with management and management’s small dogs who live on the property. (Also known as the butt-sniff check.;-)

- We'll evaluate how your dog interacts with others

- Dogs must be social and friendly with both humans and other dogs; timid dogs are welcome but must be non-agressive and well-behaved.

Basic Rules

- No aggressive breeds (no pit bulls, Rottweilers, Dobermans, or wolf hybrids)

- Maximum 3 dogs per RV site

- Dogs must respond to voice commands ("Come," "Stay," "Leave it")

- No aggressive behavior of any kind; please be vigilant around feeding and any food

- Monitor your dog's behavior and intervene if play becomes too rough

- At least one adult must be supervising the dog(s) when off-leash

- Please don’t let dogs on neighboring adjacent, unfenced land as it is trespassing. Our property is fenced, however there may be gaps in corner common areas.

Owner Responsibilities

- Keep your dog in sight and generally supervised at all times

- Carry a leash or some kind of restraint as it may be necessary

- Clean up waste by burying it. We like clean shoes and nobody wants to step in a poop landmine. Bushes are great places to relocate feces oft the path with sticks or cover it in mulch.

- Watch and control play behavior

- One adult must be outside with off-leash dogs

Quiet Times

- Dogs must be leashed or under control in your site from 10 PM - 7 AM

- Control barking at all times. They may be alerting you to nearby animals such as opossums, deer, squirrels and birds to active prey. They

Boundaries

- No dogs in: shooting range, trash, compost or recyling areas

- Ask permission before letting your dog visit other camp sites. Dogs are not permitted in other campers' sites without permission.

- Beware there are wild animals on the acreage that may harm pets; bobcats, bear, panthers, owls, aggressive turkeys, curious deer though crows watch the dogs and occasionally play.

Zero Tolerance For:

- Biting

- Fighting

- Aggressive behavior

- Uncontrolled dogs

- Excessive barking

Emergency Procedures

- First aid station located at office

- Report any incidents or injuries immediately

- Local veterinary services can be found through a general web search for nearby Keystone Heights, Palatka, Starke, Interlochen, Melrose and Middleburg.

Weather Considerations

- Dogs must be brought inside during severe weather

- Shade and water stations may be provided throughout park

- Exercise caution during extreme temperatures

Three Strikes Policy

- First problem: Warning

- Second problem: Must keep dog on leash

- Third problem: Must leave the park

Park Features

- Walking paths for play and training. We love zoomie parties and play-chasing.

- Water stations

- Shaded areas

Legal

Sign liability waiver as covered in the stay agreement from booking site

Fix any damage your dog causes including paying for repairs

Simple & Friendly

We aim to keep things simple and friendly. Our main goal is for everyone - human and canine - to have a safe, enjoyable stay. This is a non-profit, community-focused group

Management reserves the right to...

Management reserves the right to modify these rules as needed to maintain a safe and enjoyable environment for all guests. All residents must acknowledge receipt and understanding of these policies before check-in. Management has the final say on all dog-related matters to maintain a safe environment.

Amenities

Back-in RV Sites

Dirt Roads

Drinking Water

Dump Station

Gravel Roads

Hike / Bike Campsites

Pet Friendly

Pets Allowed

Picnic Area

Playground

Slide Outs

Trash Service

Trek-in > 1.5m

WiFi

Activities

Backpacking

Biking

Boating

Canoeing

Fishing

Golf

Hiking

Historic Sightseeing

Kayaking

Kayaking & Canoeing

Mini Golf

Off-Roading/ATV

Scenic Drives

Stargazing

Tubing

White-Water Rafting

Wildlife Viewing

Lifestyles

55-plus

Extended Stay

Family Friendly

LGBTIQ Friendly

Members Only

Military

Nude Recreation

Pet Friendly

Remote Work Friendly

RVing

Tent Camping

Listing Types

Conservation Area

Parking Lot

Rest Area

Wildlife Reserve

Discount Clubs

Senior Discount

Map

154 TURKEY TROT Road, Florahome, FL, 32140

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Campground Map

Main entrance to down the hill and around drive/walking paths. 4 wheel drive is necessary. Smaller rigs are best given the trees.

Area Tips

Multiple area activities include hiking and biking trails of the Lake-Butler Palatka trail to Estoniah park, Mike Roess Gold Head Branch State park, Ravine Gardens in Palatka, boating and swimming Lake George, multiple Springs to nearby Clay county shooting ranges, smalltown museums, festivals and music events, there is plenty to do. The question is really how to do it all as the location is center to everything.