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Trimble Park Campground

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Trimble Park Campground, near Mount Dora, Florida, is a charming spot that offers a peaceful escape surrounded by nature. With only 15 campsites, most of which are right on the water, it’s perfect for those looking to unwind and soak in the scenic views.

The campground features clean facilities, including restrooms and showers, which visitors appreciate after a day spent exploring. Many campers rave about the well-kept grounds and the friendly park rangers who ensure everything runs smoothly. As one happy camper put it, “This place is great! It’s quiet, it’s scenic, it feels very safe here.”

For outdoor activities, you can paddle your kayak right from your campsite or enjoy fishing in the nearby lakes. The area is rich with wildlife, so keep an eye out for birds and the occasional alligator. Plus, you’re just a short drive from the quaint shops and restaurants of Mount Dora, making it easy to grab a bite or explore local attractions.

While some sites are small, the intimate setting and beautiful surroundings make Trimble Park a delightful choice for a camping getaway. Whether you’re here for a weekend or a longer stay, you’ll find plenty to love about this hidden treasure.

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County

Reservations for camping will be accepted at the park no more than 45-days prior to your stay

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Location

Trimble Park Campground is located in Florida

Detail location of campground

Directions

Three miles west of US 441 on Trimble Park Road

Address

5802 Trimble Park Rd
Mount Dora, FL 32757

Coordinates

28.76695809 N
81.65492667 W

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Access

  • Drive-In
    Park next to your site
  • Boat-In
    Sites accessible by watercraft.

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  • WiFi
    Good
  • Verizon
    Good
  • AT&T
    Good
  • T-Mobile
    Good

Site Types

  • Tent Sites
  • RV Sites
  • Standard (Tent/RV)

Features

For Campers

  • Trash
  • Picnic Table
  • Firewood Available
  • Phone Service
  • Reservable
  • WiFi
  • Showers
  • Drinking Water
  • Electric Hookups
  • Toilets
  • Pets
  • Fires

For Vehicles

  • Sanitary Dump
  • Water Hookups
  • Pull-Through Sites
  • 30 Amp Hookups

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Reviewed Mar. 10, 2023

Stunning Tropical campsites

Beautiful and intimate (only a few spots) with lots of natural beauty. Bathhouse is your typical state park type of bathhouse. Bring bug spray.

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Month of VisitMarch
  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Kiva R., March 10, 2023
  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Kiva R., March 10, 2023
  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Kiva R., March 10, 2023
Reviewed Nov. 29, 2022

Amazing place

This place is great! It’s quiet, it’s scenic, it feels very safe here. My family definitely plan on staying here again! Park rangers are great and informative.

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Month of VisitNovember
  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Julianne R., November 29, 2022
  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Julianne R., November 29, 2022
  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Julianne R., November 29, 2022
Reviewed Oct. 29, 2022

Natural beauty.

A few nature trails and pavilions and the restrooms are in decent shape. Not really set up for biking and leaving the campsite on a bike is not recommended. No bike lanes or sidewalks or shoulders.

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Month of VisitOctober
Reviewed Jun. 27, 2022

Camping Paradise Found!

If like me, you find yourself on the never-ending, all-consuming search to find the very best campground on earth, then you will rejoice at what I discovered here in little known, far out-of-the-way Trimble Park Campground located just due south of Mount Dora – one of the quaintest small towns in the US (more on this later).

Allow me to begin by saying that the first thing I look for in a ‘magical unicorn campsite’ is that it truly is a unique discovery. Not made for – or even known by – the masses. Following a series of turns, and likely getting lost at least twice enroute and then having to double-back more than a few times where you’ll find yourself cursing as to whether or not the destination you are seeking out is actually even worth it … is exactly when you find yourself discovering this very particular slice of natural paradise. It’s here where I mistakenly came across one of the most amazing campgrounds I have ever been so excited to uncover in all of my backpacking, tent-unfolding, fireside grilling and midnight star-gazing sojourning. 

So let me break it down for you. Beyond being a bit of a ‘hidden gem,’ Trimble Park Campground is idyllically sandwiched between two beautiful and very good sized lakes – Lake Carlton to the south and Lake Beauclair to the north (and just a smidge further north, you’ll come to a much larger Lake Dora) – so all you fish-catching, clear lake boat sailing and sunset-on-the-water seekers, rejoice at this very fantastic conundrum you will experience: with so many lakes at your nearby disposal, which one will you chose? Sprinkle in an ever-present chorus of tree frogs, never-ending patch quilt of verdant, green lilipads and more Spanish moss hanging from bending ancient Oaks than you’ve ever seen in your entire existence, then the charm factor of this spectacle just multiplied by 10 (at least). Add to this the simply superb way in which the local, regional rangers take METICULOUS care of this place, from the well-manicured lawns and pristine conditions of the shelters, picnic tables, BBQ grills, children’s playgrounds, fishing piers and even the newly paved flat roadways you’ll find yourself wanting to slowly crawl through so you don’t miss anything as you take in all the surroundings, this campground feels as though there is not a single blade of grass that is misplaced. It’s all been perfectly packaged to deliver a most amazing camping experience. 

But the hands-down, most absolute amazing aspect of this entire experience is this: that nearly every RV / Tent campsite sits waterfront (and westward facing at that, ensuring one of the most brilliant sunsets you’ll see from the natural confines of your jungle-like make-shift camping abode). All sites come with water and electric, picnic tables, fire rings and BBQ’s, communal washing sinks and you’ll back up into the site, so as to maximize the lakefront views. There’s a separate bathroom facility that is fairly good and decently clean. 

Massive insider’s tip? While there are primitive camping sites, apart from a bear pole to hang your trash, there is nothing on these sites (and they are incredibly small) – so I would highly recommend you book a non-primitive campsite (one of the very few times I have ever recommended this). Insider’s Tip#2? Further afield, you’ll want to make use of Wekiva Springs State Park – one of the best natural springs in the entire Sunshine State – you don’t want to miss this one! Last insider’s tip? If you don’t have to leave this place, then don’t. But if you must, you won’t have to mosey far to find just about everything you could want in just a 15 minute drive to the little showboat of a small town in nearby Mount Dora. This picturesque village has a number of grocery stores, small shoppes and boutiques as well as simply outstanding restaurants, which sent my Foodie radar to an all-time high. Joints I highly recommend include: Pizza Amoré, Ken’s Amish Deli & Bakery, Tony’s Clam Chowder Seafood, The Beauclaire, Jeremiah’s, Pisces Rising and 1921 Mount Dora. 

For scenic shots of Mt. Dora, head to Gilbert Park where there’s a brilliant little lighthouse, flocks of seagulls and lots of aquatic rentals. On Saturdays, there’s a great little Farmer’s Market in town, called Renninger’s Farmer & Flea Market, where we bought fresh produce for our entire camping stay. Outside the main town of Mount Dora, you’ll find big box retailers like Publix, Target and Walmart. I sincerely hope I raised your expectations with regards to this particular natural campground oasis – even if I have, trust me, you will be pleasantly surprised by just what an amazing, precious camping experience awaits you here. 

Happy Camping!

Month of VisitSeptember
  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Stuart K., June 27, 2022
  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Stuart K., June 27, 2022
  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Stuart K., June 27, 2022
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Reviewed Jan. 18, 2022

Beautiful!

This is a beautiful, small campground with 15 campsites most of which are waterfront. I stayed in site 11 that was positioned so I had a magnificent view of the lake and the little gator that lived at the waters edge. I paddled my inflatable kayak around lake Carlton and the adjoining lake that has the boat ramp. I launched directlyfrom my campsite. At less than $18 a night with water and electric and a dump station on the way out, I will absolutely be back to this beautiful place

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Month of VisitJanuary
Reviewed Jan. 8, 2022

Beautiful!

This is an absolutely beautiful small campground surrounded by water and huge oak trees with Spanish moss. There are birds and little alligators so abundant wildlife. It is very quiet and inexpensive. I only paid $36 for two nights. It is near a beautiful little town called Mount Dora which has a bunch of shops and nice restaurants. There is a park around every corner. Needless to say, I loved my visit to Trimble Park!

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Month of VisitJanuary
  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Ryan S., January 8, 2022
  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Ryan S., January 8, 2022
  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Ryan S., January 8, 2022
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Reviewed Nov. 28, 2021

Awesome

City of orlando/orange county park. Had a great time here plus the short drive into my Dora to all the quaint lil shops About orlando parks- one can only reserve 45 days in advance and when it says check in is at 1:00 they mean 1:00. No early check in

Month of VisitNovember
Reviewed Jun. 10, 2021

Small and quiet

We were happy to find the campground only about half full for our two night visit. Granted, it was a Tuesday & Wednesday in June. I imagine weekends and winter months are busier. The bathhouse was serviceable and clean. The water pressure was okay, but if you have thick hair it may take awhile to rinse shampoo. There was a cute little play area for kids although we didn’t see any on our visit. The gates are locked at night and campers are given a code to access the campground after hours. The check-in is a bit before entering the park. It’s on the right side of the road near the boat ramp. If you aren’t paying attention you may miss it. We did, but a helpful park employee pointed us back in the right direction. There is a ton of shade. So much that we had to use our interior lights in our camper even midday. We had a nice breeze off of the lake which helped keep the flying bugs at bay. Once the breeze died down the flying bugs came back with a vengeance. The rest of the park is small and pretty. It was hot so we only saw one alligator snout sticking out of the lake water. Pets are allowed and dogs have to be leashed. My Dora is close by for shopping, restaurants and is worth a trip into the downtown area for lots of good food and unique shops.

Site10
Month of VisitJune
Reviewed Apr. 30, 2021

Hidden gem!

Lovely little park with a small and quite campsite that has lots of amenities. Clean bathroom, hot shower, water at the site. Site 3 backs up to a boggy part of the lake that you can fish from w/a Texas rig.

There's a full playground at the main park with covered shelters that we spent some time at. From there we saw tons of boattailed grackles, woodpeckers, herons, and a couple of gators.

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Month of VisitApril
  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Dan X., April 30, 2021
  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Dan X., April 30, 2021
  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Dan X., April 30, 2021
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Reviewed Dec. 5, 2020

Small but Mighty Campsite! Hidden Gem.

Only 15 sites at this campsite. But most are a Beautiful Waterfront! Super clean, bathrooms, water, electric and more! Sites 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 are nice... sites 7 and 8 are our favorites!

  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Marlene V., December 5, 2020
  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Marlene V., December 5, 2020
  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Marlene V., December 5, 2020
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Reviewed Jul. 29, 2020

Lakeside oasis

We stayed in this small, intimate campground on New Year’s Eve and had a wonderful time. Fireworks were visible over the lake which our campsite backed right up to! Facilities were clean and sites felt private! Great camping to be had!

  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Brennan H., July 29, 2020
  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Brennan H., July 29, 2020
Reviewed Jun. 11, 2020

Lakeside hidden gem!

This is a beautiful and well maintained county park. Several of the sites are right on the water, great walking trails + clean restrooms. The sites are super private, but the lake view makes it totally worth it!

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Month of VisitJanuary
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  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Leah Y., June 11, 2020
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Reviewed Aug. 12, 2016

Crazy Raccoons and Baby Alligators. This is a fun park! :)

This is the cleanest, well organized park that I have ever stayed at. The bath houses are cleaned properly twice a day. They are strict on policies here, but that is what makes this park a place that I will return to again and again. Beware of the raccoons, they are not afraid to steal your buns right off the picnic table with you sitting there. Ha! Seriously, this little park is amazing.

Just a note of caution: Keep animals away from the water's edge. We only saw baby gators right off the water's edge, but never any longer than your arm the entire time we were there, which was 4 days. There were no warning signs along the shore and that's why it gets 4 stars this time.

I know it's Florida and you should always assume there are gators, but there should be signs posted regardless. Other than that, this park is great! I will be back!

  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Kristi B., August 12, 2016
  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Kristi B., August 12, 2016
  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Kristi B., August 12, 2016
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Reviewed Jun. 30, 2015

Beautiful park

This park is really nice. Some sites are directly on the lake and really beautiful. The facilities are nice and the campsites really well kept.

  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Billy A., June 30, 2015
  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Billy A., June 30, 2015
  • Review photo of Trimble Park Campground by Billy A., June 30, 2015
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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Does Trimble Park Campground have RV hookups?

    According to TheDyrt.com, Trimble Park Campground has 30 amp electric hookups and water hookups.

  • What is the max vehicle length at Trimble Park Campground?

    Trimble Park Campground allows vehicles up to 50 feet.

  • Are fires allowed at Trimble Park Campground?

    Yes, according to campers on TheDyrt.com, fires are allowed at Trimble Park Campground, although make sure to check current fire restrictions in the area.

  • Does Trimble Park Campground have wifi?

    Yes, according to campers on TheDyrt.com, Trimble Park Campground does have wifi.

  • Is there cell phone reception at Trimble Park Campground?

    According to campers on TheDyrt.com, Verizon signal is good, AT&T is good, and T-Mobile is good.