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Goat House Farm

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33mi from Seminole State Park · 11 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Tallahassee, FL
Goat House Farm is a 501(c)3 owned micro-farm in a rural area of Tallahassee on the beautiful Lake Talquin. The farm has its humble beginnings in the summer of 2015 with four acres, four goats, and four chickens. Founded on the love of animals and a passion for sustainability, we remain committed to compassionate practices and the most natural care of our land and animals as possible. As stewards of the land and herd, we believe we have a responsibility to share nature's blessings. We offer several agritourism opportunities on the farm, from farmstays to day visits. Our primary program is to serve area youth with agricultural education and the opportunities to work with our goats. All proceeds from bookings go toward our programming. It is our goal to create a space where our visitors can have fun and learn about the animals who share that space. We also strive to serve as a valuable resource for first time goat owners. To support that endeavor, we sell chicken eggs, specialty cottage goods, honey, and natural goat milk and honey products. We also sell raw goat milk (for pet consumption only, as per Florida law - Master Feed License #ZOO406).
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"Sweet Tupelo" on the "Big River"!

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36mi from Seminole State Park · 3 sites · Tents, RVs · Bristol, FL
R.V. DUMP STATION for guests! . ALL THREE sites now have large pull-through circular driveways! . "SWEET TUPELO" is a magical 12-acre RIVERFRONT property offering 3 riverfront R.V. sites, spaced 150 feet apart from each other. We're directly on the Apalachicola River, approximately 15 minutes south of Bristol, Florida. These campsites have so much to offer with sweeping water views on a wide bend of the river! The campsites feature: . 1. Waterfront R.V. camping sites spaced far enough from another camper for your enjoyment, (150 feet apart from each other with Site 1 and Site 3 having woods on one side). 2. Picnic table at EACH SITE. 3. Swivel-top charcoal grill at EACH SITE. 4. Fire Pit with wood Adirondack Chairs AT EACH SITE. 5. EACH SITE has a 30-amp and 50-amp hookup, plus 110v electric outlets, along with two city drinking water spigots, (bring your own RV electric cord and RV drinking water hose). 6. Room for boat parking 7. County-owned boat ramp, playground, restrooms, just 300 YARDS AWAY! 8. R.V. size limit recommendations: Site 1 up to 50', Site 2 up to 40', Site 3 up to 40'. . (For best results to see ALL features of our listing, including dates/availability of ALL 3 campsites, view our Hipcamp listing on a laptop rather than your mobile phone) . Our three "SWEET TUPELO" R.V. campsites are located on 12 riverfront acres in the northern Panhandle of Florida on the historic Apalachicola River. The name “Sweet Tupelo” is taken from the Tupelo tree that grows exclusively in the floodplains and sloughs along the Apalachicola River. Local bees make their honey with the pollen of these trees creating many unique health and taste benefits found only in this part of the world. When you venture back into civilization, make sure you pick up a jar of Tupelo honey. You won’t be disappointed! . "Sweet Tupelo" is located roughly halfway between Apalachicola and Chattahoochee, at the river's mile marker 60. This river is Florida's LARGEST by volume of water, stretching 103 miles from the FL/GA border in Chattahoochee to the historic fishing village of Apalachicola on the Gulf coast. . WE DO NOT OFFER RESTROOMS - You would use your RV bathroom and our RV Dump Station. . Quiet and respectful campers only! No loud parties allowed.
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The Outside Inn

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18mi from Seminole State Park · 9 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Quincy, FL
Planted pine, orchard, untouched wetlands, walking trails, planted fields for wildlife viewing. Quiet and peaceful escape. Close to several state parks, including Torreya, Three rivers, Seminole, Florida Caverns, and Lake Talaquin forest. At this time I can host 1 RV or camper with full hook ups, 3 RV sites with power, water and 1 boondock (no power/water) site but large enough for an off-grid/self-sustainable RV. I'm always happy to show folks around and share the story. Please note: During the rainy season the grass may get a bit long at times. You can also expect to experience a wide variety of agricultural activities, outside of quiet hours of course. Born out of a dream that started 10 years ago when I acquired 40 acres of forgotten and unmanaged rural woods. Having dug right in with the help of the Florida Forestry Service, FWC, IFAS, NRCS and a very knowledgeable private forester; we developed a conservation management plan to restore it to its native state. The neighboring land became available and happily added another 40, I've learned so much on this amazing journey. 25K pines and a great deal of sweat equity later, it is time to share and encourage others to join in on the conservation efforts and make sure it's around for future generations.
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Moonpie Farm and Creamery

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33mi from Seminole State Park · 7 sites · Tents, RVs · Cottondale, FL
The property has been in my family since the early 1930s. the old homestead was my Great Grandparents, it still standing and I currently under demo once complete we are building a small cabin The old barn is now where most of the birds roost. The Greasy Skillet is now a big chicken coop. during hurricane Michael a big tree uprooted and up-rooted the concrete slab with it. What is now my home was my grandparent's house. I renovated some of it and moved in after the loss of my grandma. We are a WORKING FARM You will see and hear all the farm sounds! You can pet the goats . You never know their might even be baby goat to hold and bottle feed. There are chickens, ducks, geese, guinea fowl, quail and turkeys galore. We now have Peacocks!!! We also have 4 BIG PIG that love ear scratches. We offer farm tours!!! There are livestock guardian dogs that protect the farm. They sleep lots during the day and patrol at night so they bark lots at night... We are a REAL WORKING FARM. You can join in on morning feeding or collet eggs. You can watch or help with morning milking! If you are real adventurous you can help around the farm!!! You can pitch you tent in the pine forest or in the open area next to the ponds! We make and sell homemade cheeses. Please check out our Farm Store ! We are conveniently located off of I-10 and hwy 231. We have numerus Florida State Parks within minutes of our location! Please DO NOT take Sapp Rd or Admiral Rd they do not go to the farm.
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Magnolia Mountain

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42mi from Seminole State Park · 4 sites · Tents · Tallahassee, FL
Private campsite in the middle of the city! My family and I were lucky enough to find a four acre urban forest less than two miles from FSU, the Florida Capitol and downtown Tallahassee. And just a mile from midtown! We are welcoming tent campers to come experience camping in an urban forest. The camping area has a hot water shower and sink, and the main site (#76), is fully outfitted with fire ring, tent pad, fresh water, a picnic table and plenty of hammock trees! The camp area has space for up to 6 tent campers and 2 cars. All sites share the shower and sink areas and a port-o-potty that is professionally cleaned weekly. Sprinter style vans (UPDATE) - We successfully had a Sprinter Van on the site and have now started accepting booking for that style van. Due to limitations on space and clearance, we can only allow vans with a max of around 10 1/2' tall and 23' long. This is equivalent to a Sprinter 170. We can not fit RVs or extended wide bodies conversions. Pets: Pets on leashes are allowed on the property. Guests with aggressive animals will be asked to leave.
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White Oak Pastures

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49mi from Seminole State Park · 30 sites · RVs, Lodging · Bluffton, GA
As the sun dips below the horizon, casting a warm glow over lush pastures, imagine spending the night amongst the symphony of nature's most harmonious tunes. Welcome to a unique camping experience where tradition meets sustainability and every stay supports a mission larger than ourselves, a farmstead dedicated to radically traditional farming. Engage in a camping adventure where every day, skilled artisans honor the age-old craft of butchery, bringing to the table meats from animals raised with the utmost care. This farm is a testament to regenerating the land, where humane animal management isn't just practiced; its a deeply rooted philosophy. Here, the symbiosis of life is evident as you witness a thriving zero-waste operation. Managed by a community of over 155 dedicated souls who share a bond stronger than the soil, a common resolve to nurture both land and livestock with unyielding respect. During your stay, meander over to the charming General Store in Bluffton a treasure trove of provisions, local crafts, and the fruits of a labor born from passion. Indulge in the spoils of the farm's harvest, explore shelves lined with artisan goods, or simply revel in the stories told by those who make the magic happen. Your camping experience is enriched with authenticity and grounded in a heritage that spans generations. This isn't just another camping stop; it's a journey into the heart of what it means to farm with purpose, to forge a legacy of harmony between earth and inhabitant. It's a call to those who seek to connect with the source of their sustenance, wrapped in an overnight experience that places you under the stars, amid the breathtaking beauty of a truly ecological masterpiece.
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The best camping in Seminole State Park, GA guide

Overview

About

Nestled into the southwest corner of Georgia is a beautiful, wooded lake, perfect for all your wet and wild adventures. Seminole Lake encompasses 37,500 acres, and Seminole State Park is the best place to get out on the water. Five boat ramps and three fishing docks make it easy to take advantage of your favorite pastime.There’s also a sandy beach for swimming, trails for hiking, and a full-service campground for extending your stay. Unsure about your ability to rough it? We won’t think any worse of you if you rent the primitive treehouse with screened-in walls. The mosquitos can be fierce here, so be sure to plan accordingly and spend lots of time under water.

Notable campgrounds

  • Waterfront Cottages - Wake up to stunning lake views in one of the 14 cozy cottages along the water's edge.
  • Tent, Trailer & RV Campsites - Choose from 50 site-specific spots for a classic camping experience amid the park's natural beauty.
  • Group Shelter Campsite - Ideal for large gatherings, this campsite seats 200 and offers ample space for events and camping.

Tips for snagging a campsite

  • Book early to secure your spot, as waterfront sites are especially popular and can fill up quickly.
  • Consider off-peak seasons for more availability and a quieter camping experience.
  • Keep an eye on cancellations to snag a last-minute reservation.
  • Explore nearby camping options for alternative accommodations if the park is fully booked.

When to go

The best time to visit Seminole State Park is during the spring and fall when the weather is mild and the wildlife is active. Summer offers warm water activities but can be hot and busy. Winter is quieter but cooler, ideal for those seeking solitude.

Know before you go

  • Check for any park closures or renovations before your visit to ensure access to all facilities.
  • Remember to bring $5 for vehicle parking, with annual passes available for frequent visitors.
  • Wildlife is abundant, so always maintain a safe distance, especially from alligators.
  • The park is accessible from 7am to 10pm, with the office open from 8am to 5pm for any assistance.
  • For a smooth visit, call ahead for any capacity limits on picnic and group shelters.
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