Description

With over 200,000 acres, it’s smart to do a little research before hand on the National Forest Website or call the ranger’s station at (386) 752-2577 to make sure you’re prepared for an adventure in ye olde woods. Get the 411 on alerts regarding the forest’s campground and road closures before embarking. There are many parks in Osceola National Forest that allow a range of camping styles from tents to motor homes, so be sure to do a little research on the best place for your adventure abode by consulting a map. For more information on passes and permits required in Osceola National Forest, see here.

Campsite area

Bring your own tents, vans, trailers, RVs

67 sites

Up to guests per site

Park at listing

No ADA access

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Essentials

Campfires allowed

Toilet available

Pets allowed

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Amenities

Potable water available

Showers available

Picnic table available

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RV details

Hookups available (electricity)

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Access type unknown, max length unknown

Surface type unknown, levelness unknown

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Activities

Offered near the campground.

Biking

Boating

Fishing

Hiking

Horseback riding

OHV

Swimming

Wildlife watching

Terrain

Natural features you'll find at Ocean Pond Campground.

Beach

Forest

Lake

River, stream or ...

Waterfall

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The vibe at Ocean Pond Campground

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Catherine D.

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August 4th, 2016

Ocean Pond Campground

Ocean Pond is a large, popular campground and ranges from electric/water sites to water sites to primitive. Many of the sites are on the lake or have a lake view (it's large and definitely isn't a pond). Sites range in size and openness. There's a nice swimming area and you can pull your boat up to your site if you're on the lake. Two things to know: Unless you want lots of noise and hubbub, don't camp here during a holiday weekend. It's a popular local camp/party spot during those times. Also, May is yellow-fly season and they're blood thirsty and vicious. They laugh at bug repellent.

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