The best camping near Panhandle with swimming

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If you want to camp in the Panhandle and swimming is non-negotiable, you’ve got over 130 options to choose from. Campsites dot the region’s lakesides and clear-water springs—some spots even let you swim straight from your tent. The Panhandle is known for its sandy-bottomed rivers and shady oaks, so you can cool off after a hike or a day watching wildlife. Look for camps with pet-friendly policies, toilets, and showers; most places cater to folks who want comfort without losing that back-to-basics feel. Hiking, wildlife-watching, and horseback-riding are big draws here, but the swimming holes are what keep campers coming back. Check reviews to find a site that fits your style and don’t forget your swimsuit—the water’s the real star in this corner of Florida.

If you want to camp in the Panhandle and swimming is non-negotiable, you’ve got over 130 options to choose from. Campsites dot the region’s lakesides and clear-water springs—some spots even let you swim straight from your tent. The Panhandle is known for its sandy-bottomed rivers and shady oaks, so you can cool off after a hike or a day watching wildlife. Look for camps with pet-friendly policies, toilets, and showers; most places cater to folks who want comfort without losing that back-to-basics feel. Hiking, wildlife-watching, and horseback-riding are big draws here, but the swimming holes are what keep campers coming back. Check reviews to find a site that fits your style and don’t forget your swimsuit—the water’s the real star in this corner of Florida.

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