The best waterside campgrounds near Live Oak, Florida

If waterside camping in Live Oak tops your list, you’re in luck—there are over 470 spots to pitch your tent or park your camper along rivers, lakes, and springs here. Expect average nightly rates around $47, with options dipping as low as $15 if you’re watching your wallet. Sites like 4A River Camp (260 reviews), Kokomo Farms (166 reviews), and Treehouse Cabin Retreat - Florida (124 reviews) get high marks from regulars. Many campsites allow campfires, have toilets, and welcome pets, so you don’t have to leave your furry friends behind. Bring your fishing rod, lace up your hiking boots, or saddle up for horseback riding—Live Oak’s waterside terrain gives you plenty of ways to fill your days.

97% (1.6K) • 12 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Live Oak

Osceola National Forest

1. Osceola National Forest

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78 sites · Glen St Mary, Florida

Osceola National Forest is 200,000 acres of exploration with your name on it! In the northeastern Floridian forest, pine flatwoods and cypress-hardwood swamps surround, with diverse wildlife abound. In this leafy paradise lives gopher tortoises (they act like gophers, but are tortoises!), alligators, black bears, and the skunk ape, also known as the “stink ape,” which bears an uncanny resemblance to bigfoot. Areas of recreation include Ocean Pond--a fave place for boaters, skiiers, and campers, and Olustee Beach for swimming, fishing, and picnicking. The park is also open to hunters and fishermen with permits. With so much land to explore in this National Forest, we wouldn’t be surprised if bigfoot was hiding in there!

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If waterside camping in Live Oak tops your list, you’re in luck—there are over 470 spots to pitch your tent or park your camper along rivers, lakes, and springs here. Expect average nightly rates around $47, with options dipping as low as $15 if you’re watching your wallet. Sites like 4A River Camp (260 reviews), Kokomo Farms (166 reviews), and Treehouse Cabin Retreat - Florida (124 reviews) get high marks from regulars. Many campsites allow campfires, have toilets, and welcome pets, so you don’t have to leave your furry friends behind. Bring your fishing rod, lace up your hiking boots, or saddle up for horseback riding—Live Oak’s waterside terrain gives you plenty of ways to fill your days.

97% (1.6K) • 12 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Live Oak

Osceola National Forest

1. Osceola National Forest

100%

(7)

78 sites · Glen St Mary, Florida

Osceola National Forest is 200,000 acres of exploration with your name on it! In the northeastern Floridian forest, pine flatwoods and cypress-hardwood swamps surround, with diverse wildlife abound. In this leafy paradise lives gopher tortoises (they act like gophers, but are tortoises!), alligators, black bears, and the skunk ape, also known as the “stink ape,” which bears an uncanny resemblance to bigfoot. Areas of recreation include Ocean Pond--a fave place for boaters, skiiers, and campers, and Olustee Beach for swimming, fishing, and picnicking. The park is also open to hunters and fishermen with permits. With so much land to explore in this National Forest, we wouldn’t be surprised if bigfoot was hiding in there!

Pets

Electrical hookup

Toilets