Gibson Park, located near Jasper, FL, offers a camping experience surrounded by flat terrain and dense forest. The area experiences temperatures ranging from 40°F in winter to 90°F in summer. Nearby, visitors can explore the Suwannee River for canoeing and fishing or visit the Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park for cultural exhibits and events.

Gibson Park is a county owned Park in Hamilton County Florida located between Jasper Florida and Live Oak Florida on SW County Road 751.  Located on the Suwannee River the park has a public boat ramp with a protected channel that leads into the Suwannee River.   For hikers Gibson Park is a designated Trail Head of the Florida Trail  and also for canoers and kayakers  located on the Suwannee River Wilderness Trail. It has 13 campsites for RV campers or tents with electric and water hook ups. 10 campsites with 30 amp hook up and water and 3 camp sites with 15 amp hookup.  These sites are $22.00 per night with 50% discount for seniors, US Military Veterans or disabled persons. Primitive tent camping without electric and direct water hook up is $5.50 per night. Rest rooms and showers ( hot warm or cold) are available for no additional charge.  Filtered water ( 5 stage filter system including UV light sanitation) is available at host site free of charge.

Gibson Park

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We spent two February nights in Hutch Gibson County Park &amp; Boat Ramp. The park is on the banks of the Suwannee River and the trees are dripping with Spanish moss. The camp host was friendly and the campground was clean and peaceful. It had rained a lot the week before making the water too high for the boat ramp to be open.  I’m sure the park is much busier when the ramp isn’t closed. The restrooms and showers are centrally located. The RV sites have electric and water and most have fire rings. There are also several pavilions with power and we saw a couple with tent campers occupying them. There were campers in travel trailers, tents, SUVs, a Skoolie,  and a van, so everyone is welcome! Including pets! 
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