Hey guys, it’s Kayla Waller of Waller Adventures, and in this video I’m headed out for a three-night camping trip at Rainbow Springs State Park in Florida. I show you the drive in (it’s about an hour and a half from Orlando), the campground setup, and a few little things to know—like how you’ll get a passcode for the gate and why you really need to grab supplies before you come out, because it’s basically farmland out there with not much around. I also talk about the price—$107 for three nights—which is honestly one of the most expensive state parks we’ve stayed at. Once camp is mostly set, I finally get to the fun part: putting my Overland Vehicle Systems XD Nomadic 270 LTE awning to the test. I walk through the setup, the legs, staking points, and the built-in lights (and that secret compartment that holds the power cables). Then we hit the headspring side to kayak, check out the super clear water, and walk the gardens to see the waterfalls—including the ones built during the old attraction era. We also go looking for the phosphate pits, check out the old zoo cage ruins, and talk about the park’s weird-and-cool history like the Forest Flight ride and the unusual underwater-view boat.