Nice state park campground in a fairly isolated part of the Fl Panhandle. Good for fishing and hiking. One night stay - not much to do otherwise. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The campsite area of this park is fairly small with 30 sites in one loop. Some sites are just a few steps from the river bank. The road in the campground loop is not paved and seemed a bit narrow at first but it's one way and we did not have any problems. As previously posted, many of the sites have the utilities on the wrong side and regardless of the side they can be rather a stretch from the RV. We had site #16 which was very wide and deep enough for our 30 ft class A but not large enough for a big rig, there were other sites what were quite a bit deeper. We pulled in forward to better access the utilities (and the view from the front windows was much better) and used a spare 10 ft of water hose to reach the faucet. This worked very well for us. The sites were pretty level and have quite a few trees and other greenery to give you some privacy. The bathhouse were a little chilly in the morning and had three showers with plenty of hot water and water pressure. Not spotlessly clean (some mildew, sand and bugs) but not offensive. There are two very nice nature trails that go through the park and the day use area had a very nice playground. The dump station is a bit awkward to get in and out of but is fully serviceable. The park was clean, more quiet and not as crowded as some we've been to lately (and pets are allowed). We liked it a lot and would return. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is rustic, but is a beautiful state park with lots of water (Ochlocknee River) and wildlife. We saw Red-cockaded Woodpecker (endangered), deer, coyote, and many other animals. The campground is small, but the sites are well positioned and private. Campsites are packed sand and are fairly level. Of the 30 sites, about 10 are accessible to large rigs, the others are hampered by low branches of trees. The comfort stations are new and well maintained. This is a great park for nature lovers due to the river, abundant wildlife, and great scenic values. A bit off the beaten path, but easy access to some good restaurants. A great base camp for birdwatchers that will be exploring the St. Marks, St. George Island and Apalachicola areas. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.