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Ed and Bernices Fish camp
15 sites · RVs, Tents5 acres · Hosford, FL
Ed and Bernices fish camp is located st 15810 NW county road 120. Hosford, Florida 32334. We kept the name of the camp. It is a historical site and has a long history. Everyone in this small community has stayed or put their boat in at this camp one time or another. We look forward to you visiting and enjoying your stay. Come and check it out.Learn more about this land:You'll have beautiful scenery! You'll be in the middle of The Ochlockonee river and forest. Plenty of hiking and natural walks, take a walk to the big sand bar to go for a swim. You'll find otters, birds, and gators surrounding you. A real Old Florida getaway! Find woods, wild life in a secluded location. Close to I10 to commute to the surrounding towns for great restaurants, etc.
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Bayhead RV and Manufactured Home Community
60 sites · RVs33 acres · Tallahassee, Leon
Welcome to Bayhead, the premier RV community in the beautiful city of Tallahassee, Florida! Nestled amidst miles of untouched landscapes, Bayhead is a nature-lovers' paradise, offering a perfect outdoor escape for RVers seeking an authentic experience. With a plethora of on-site amenities and exciting local activities and attractions, Bayhead is the ideal destination for your next RV adventure.
Relax and socialize with fellow campers. Take a dip in the sparkling pool, perfect for a refreshing swim on a hot Florida day. Kids will love the playground, where they can play to their heart's content. Stay active and competitive with a game of basketball on the community basketball court, or challenge friends and family to a friendly game of ping pong. Enjoy the outdoors with the picnic areas, perfect for hosting gatherings and enjoying a meal in the great outdoors.
For pet owners, Bayhead offers convenient pet walk areas, making it easy for your furry friends to stretch their legs and enjoy the fresh air. Stay connected with complimentary Wi-Fi access, and rest easy knowing that Bayhead offers big rig access and amenities such as water, sewerage, and 20/30/50 amp sites to accommodate all your RV needs.
But the fun doesn't stop at Bayhead's doorstep - there are plenty of exciting activities to enjoy in the surrounding area. Canoeing and kayaking are popular options for exploring the nearby waterways, while hiking and biking trails allow you to immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the region. Wildlife enthusiasts will delight in the opportunity for wildlife viewing, and golfers can hit the links at local courses. For those who enjoy horseback riding, scenic viewing, and other outdoor adventures, Bayhead is the perfect base camp.
At Bayhead, you'll also experience the special charm that sets it apart from other RV communities. Whether you're seeking relaxation, adventure, or a mix of both, Bayhead has something for everyone.
Don't miss out on the chance to experience the beauty and excitement of Bayhead in Tallahassee, Florida. Pack your RV and come join us for an unforgettable outdoor escape. We look forward to welcoming you to our community soon!
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Navarre Beach Camping Resort
20 sites · RVs, Tents10 acres · Navarre, Santa Rosa
Navarre Beach Camping Resort is located in Navarre, FL. We have 99 rv sites 29 cabins and three travel trailers. We are on the water, the Santa Rosa Sound, it is an intercoastal water way. We are a ten minute drive to Navarre Beach. Fishing, boating, kayaking, paddle boarding are fun things to do in the area.Learn more about this land:Back-in standard sites throughout the park have full hook-up and will accommodate up to twenty five foot campers. You park your RV on a sand, dirt pad, you have a concrete pad and a picnic table. Site comes with water, sewer, electric, wifi and cable. Some sites have shade. None of our sites are shaded all day long. Every site is a short walk to our beach.
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Pure Paradise Lebanon station
25 sites · RVs, Tents23 acres · Inglis, FL
Learn more about this land:Beautiful area with waterfalls observation Tower 23 beautiful acres to roam plenty of fishing and water sports in the area as well as other activities
, tent and self-contained camping starting at $25 per night full hookup $50 per night
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Pura Vida Overnight
15 sites · RVs, Tents8 acres · Perry, FL
Learn more about this land:we are in a wooded coastal are with all kinds of things to do. hunting fishing beaches swimming and wildlife watchung and photography. we are on 8 acres in a private setting
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Suwannee River Hideaway Campground/RV park
82 sites · RVs, Tents122 acres · Old Town, FL
Suwannee River Hideaway Campground is known for its 1,500-foot boardwalk through the untouched beauty of the natural wetlands leading to the historic Suwannee River. The park consists of 122 acres which assures a serene and tranquil experience to wander and explore your surroundings. Sit back and relax or take a stroll along the river's edge to 'Jim's Place' where you can have a picnic beside the spring-fed creek as it flows into the river. With 2,000 feet of riverside, you can fish, swim, picnic, and just enjoy the beauty that surrounds you and understand why Florida natives refer to this part of Florida as God's country.
A catch and release pond is located within the park where you can cast a line and pull in a bass, brim, or catfish, or just enjoy watching the turtles, alligators, and occasional otters.
A crystal-clear pool is a hidden gem to enjoy a cool refreshing break from the Florida sun.
The Clubhouse is available for gatherings in which to fellowship with other guests and share food and friendship. During the Winter months, we enjoy potluck dinners, Holiday celebrations, crafting, and other social events.
The park is centrally located among many natural springs that are known for fishing, hiking, biking, and boating. We are only 3 miles from the Nature Coast State Trail (Rails to Trails). After a day of adventure, return to the stress-free ambiance of a campfire under a beautiful night sky full of stars. You may be joined by one of the resident owls sitting nearby calling to his mate.
All RV sites are full hook-ups with Cable and Wi-Fi and have a patio and firepit for your enjoyment. The sites are smartly distanced to give you space to have outdoor activities.
If you love the natural beauty of untouched Florida that unfortunately is disappearing, come spend some time with us and you may never want to leave.
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Forgotten Coast-Jasmine Breeze
18 sites · RVs4 acres · Old Town, FL
We recently acquired this RV park due to our love for the outdoors and proximity to some of the coasts best fishing. We will be making improvements and expanding the park over the coming year, be sure to check back for updates! :)Learn more about this land:Jasmine Breeze RV Park is located on South East 349 Highway, 2¼ miles to the Lower Suwanee Public Boat Ramp and 21 miles from US Route 19/98. All sites are 50 AMP Full Hook up and include Water, Sewer, Electric, Wi-Fi, and use of amenities.We are one of the few parks in the area that receive full cell reception having both AT&T and Verizon cell towers within a couple miles. Various nearby attractions include world class fishing and scalloping, a 32-mile bike trail, state parks, local springs, and other tourist attractions, events and tours. Come enjoy peace and tranquility in the Forgotten Coast!
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Rustic Oaks RV Park, LLC
13 sites · RVs10 acres · O'brien, FL
Come enjoy a relaxing & peaceful stay under the beautiful oaks at our Rustic-themed RV park, just minutes from the Itchetucknee Springs.
We are a small, 14 site RV Park that is family owned and operated. We offer 15/30/50 amp service, full hook-up to self-contained units only (No public restroom/bath house at this time).
One of our favorite things about our park is the old general store we had moved approximately 36 miles across Suwannee County, for our future office. Many people stop by just to snap a quick picture along their journey. We hope to have it open soon!
Keep your eyes open for many different types of wildlife, including hawks, owls, deer, turkey, and rabbits.
We are approximately 10 minutes from Branford & Fort White, for the closest grocery store and places to eat. Dollar General is also located 1 mile from our park. There are many springs, rivers, and state parks within driving distance.
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AL Wildwood RV Park
20 sites · RVs, Tents21 acres · Daleville, AL
We are located on a rural road just 2 miles from Fort Rucker gates. Our Military families often stay with us while they are schooling for helicopter or helicopter mechanics school at the US Army Aviation training facility and museum.
Our typical user is in a camper/RV or 5th wheel. Our RV sites have water, sewer and 50 AMP service and are back-in gravel or grass pads. We are on the banks of a large river, creek and have a small pond accessible by walking trail.
We are really nicely located between Enterprise and Dothan with over 100000 population, but you wouldn't know it driving down our Old Newton Road. We have recently added a bath house so come check us out and stay a night, week month or year! Pets are welcomed.
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Waldo RV Park
167 sites · RVs, Tents10 acres · Waldo, Alachua
Welcome to Waldo RV Park, conveniently situated at 16258 Northeast US Highway 301 in Waldo, Florida 32694. We're thrilled to offer you a fantastic experience with a range of thrilling dirtbike motocross activities in the vicinity. Our park is equipped with various amenities, including a bathhouse, a scenic lake, laundry facilities, and pet-friendly options for your convenience.
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Forest Retreat Sanctuary
15 sites · Lodging108 acres · Gainesville, FL
Love meditation, yoga, music, and the deep woods? The Gainesville Retreat Center is located on 108 acres of gorgeous conservation land in the forests near Gainesville, Florida. Nestled in a cornucopia of habitats including hardwood and pine forests, palm scrub, and wetlands, we are also only ten minutes from the University of Florida. This land once belonged to the Timucuan Indians as a hub for canoe making. We are only one mile from boat and lake access as well as the Hawthorne bike trail that takes you through Payne's Prairie. Choose from tent/RV camping, cabins, or a room in the retreat center. Vegetarian kitchen access. Teacher-led and personal retreats available--request info on meditation, yoga, kirtan, more. Learn more about this land:***NOTE: DUE TO COVID 19, WE CAN ONLY ACCEPT RESERVATIONS FOR A MINIMUM OF ONE MONTH, FOR CAMPERS WHO ARE OBSERVING QUARANTINE AND/OR SOCIAL DISTANCING.***The Gainesville Retreat Center is a sanctuary for yogis, meditators, and nature lovers. The retreat center is situated on 120 acres of conservation property near Newnan's Lake, with miles of hiking trails. Many lodging options, from staying in the center itself to cabins to tent and RV camping. Meditation instruction, yoga, guided nature hikes, and more available upon request.
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Backwater RV Park
30 sites · RVs45 acres · Abbeville, Henry
The Backyard RV Resort is under new ownership and has been renamed as Backwater RV Park...Sitting on just over Forty five acres Backwater RV Park Offers a variety of campsites with both 30 and 50 amp hook ups. Here at Backwater RV Park you can enjoy nature at its best with nature trails for walking and great fishing on a Beautiful lake
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Camping near Carrabelle guide
Overlooking the Gulf of Mexico on the eastern side of the Florida panhandle, the fishing village of Carrabelle is a great place to go if you want white-sand beaches and easy access to Dog Island and St George's Island just off shore. The community's claim to fame is that it was once home to the world's oldest police station, which was essentially just a police phone in a phone booth. You can still see the original at the Carrabelle History Museum, though there is a replica marking the spot where this whimsical attraction once stood.
Where to Go
Tate's Hell State Forest
A short jaunt from the center of Carrabelle, Tate's Hell State Forest protects all sorts of wildlife, from gopher tortoises and Florida black bears to gopher tortoises and red-cockaded woodpecker. The forest also has around 35 miles of waterways for boating and fishing and a smattering of primitive campsites, most of which have direct river access.
Dr. Julian G. Bruce St. George Island State Park
On the eastern end of St. George Island, a barrier island that's sandwiched between Apalachicola Bay and the Gulf of Mexico, Dr. Julian G. Bruce St. George Island State Park is a great place for swimming, sunbathing, and stargazing. If you're lucky, you might even spot a pod of dolphins. The park also has a couple of primitive sites and a developed campground complete with full hookups and a dump station.
Apalachicola National Forest
Spread out over more than half a million acres, Apalachicola National Forest is the largest national forest in the state. Here you'll find hundreds of miles of trails, over 700 bodies of water, and a wide range of flora and fauna. The forest offers a mix of developed campgrounds, some of which are RV-friendly, and primitive dispersed camping, though some campgrounds are only open seasonally.
When to Go
You'll get the best weather in Carrabelle if you visit between October and May, when temperatures tend to be a bit cooler and the weather's usually a bit drier than during the summer months. The risk of hurricanes is also lower during this time. Late April is a particularly great time to visit, as this is when the annual Carrabelle Riverfront Festival—which features craft and food vendors and live entertainment—takes place.
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