Best Cabin Camping near Carrabelle, FL

Cabin options near Carrabelle include both waterfront and forested accommodations, with several parks offering screened structures or fully enclosed units. T.H. Stone Memorial St. Joseph Peninsula State Park features eight cabins positioned along the bay, with short hiking access to Gulf beaches. Most cabins include basic furnishings with living areas downstairs and sleeping quarters upstairs, though visitors should note that "downstairs 'beds' are not really suitable for adults; I wouldn't try to put more than 2 adults in a cabin and expect much sleep."

Rustic and deluxe cabins are both available, depending on the location. Ochlockonee River State Park provides cabins surrounded by palmetto bushes and oak trees, while Coastline RV Resort & Campground and Sunset Isle RV & Yacht Club both offer cabin rentals with varying amenities. Reservation policies differ by location, with T.H. Stone Memorial being particularly competitive. A review noted that "you need to book this place way in advance, within minutes of these cabins being available for reservation. Reserve even if you don't know you'll be able to go; cancellation is like $17 or something."

Most park cabins require visitors to bring linens, towels, and food supplies. Kitchen facilities vary widely - some offer basic cooking equipment while others provide only minimal amenities. Indian Pass Campground, Gulf View Campground, and Ed and Bernices Fish Camp all offer cabin options with different levels of furnishing. Ingram's Marina & Campground provides riverside cabins for visitors seeking fishing opportunities, with a boat ramp available for guests. Newport Park Campground also features cabin rentals, though amenities are limited. Campers should check with specific locations regarding pet policies, as these vary between parks and cabin types.

Best Cabin Sites Near Carrabelle, Florida (12)

    1. Ochlockonee River State Park Campground

    21 Reviews
    Sopchoppy, FL
    16 miles
    Website
    +1 (850) 962-2771

    $18 / night

    "It is flat and sandy, with lots of palms and shrubbery dividing most spaces."

    "This trip, we stayed 2 nights in space 25. It is convenient to the bath house (which is among the cleanest we've ever seen) and has plenty room for our 28' trailer."

    2. Coastline RV Resort & Campground

    9 Reviews
    Eastpoint, FL
    12 miles
    Website
    +1 (850) 799-1016

    $80 / night

    "We arrived right around 3pm and the park was busy but nothing crazy. Pets are welcomed here as long as they respect boundaries, same as kids per the notes. Which we appreciate on both sides."

    "If you are traveling without kids stay at the East Coastline RV park. It was so nice! The bathrooms were spotless."

    3. Gulf View Campground

    2 Reviews
    Eastpoint, FL
    12 miles
    Website
    +1 (850) 799-1016

    4. Indian Pass Campground

    32 Reviews
    Port St. Joe, FL
    35 miles
    Website
    +1 (850) 990-4833

    $45 - $69 / night

    "Shower house and laundry. Ice available but no camp store. Just steps to the beach on the shuttle to St. Vincent Island for a day of shelling or fishing. 9 miles of beach to walk or ride your bike."

    "Booked our water site months in advanced. Boat ramp near campground entrance. We kayaked the inlet to St Vincent Island. Get lunch at Indian Pass Raw Bar."

    6. T.H. Stone Memorial St. Joseph Peninsula State Park Campground

    23 Reviews
    Port St. Joe, FL
    44 miles
    Website
    +1 (850) 227-1327

    $24 - $100 / night

    "You need to book this place way in advance, within minutes of these cabins being available for reservation."

    "A beach within a short walk, palm trees,clean bathrooms, wildlife, sunsets………… And the Florida State Parks system is contactable and friendly!!!"

    7. Ed and Bernices Fish Camp and RV Park

    10 Reviews
    Midway, FL
    41 miles
    Website
    +1 (850) 379-8146

    $45 / night

    "Nice pavilions with a picnic table and new fire rings. We had a flat spot and not needing to bust out the levelers is always a treat! The staff here is so kind and helpful."

    "We stayed on the river had our own pavilion with picnic table electric water great lighting and plenty of room from the next camper.   We fished, ate our fish, kayaked, had a wonderful time.  "

    8. Newport Park Campground

    5 Reviews
    Woodville, FL
    38 miles
    Website
    +1 (850) 926-7227

    "Called ahead and booked a tent site at this county campground.

    Brian and Betty were the hosts (BnB!). Brian was very nice on the phone and didn't even come around to collect $!"

    "This is the area where Tarzan was filmed and located across the street from St Marks State Park and on the St Marks RV with boat ramp."

    9. Goat House Farm

    2 Reviews
    Midway, FL
    42 miles
    Website
    +1 (850) 666-4714

    $25 - $35 / night

    10. Ingram's Marina & Campground

    2 Reviews
    Quincy, FL
    39 miles
    Website
    +1 (850) 627-2241

    "I would have given 5 stars, but we lost water pressure in the morning, and there were hunting dogs on location that barked quite a bit. Those are the only complaints! Everything else is outstanding!"

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  • Paul T.
    Sep. 29, 2018

    T.H. Stone Memorial St. Joseph Peninsula State Park Campground

    8 Cabins are the best in FL

    You need to book this place way in advance, within minutes of these cabins being available for reservation. Reserve even if you don't know you'll be able to go; cancellation is like $17 or something.

    Cell reception is spotty with At&T.

    Beach is a pretty hilly 10 min. hike or so - so you will need to be organized and not be hand carrying big coolers; you'll need backpack. But not many people make the hike; you'll often have the beach to yourselves.

    Lots of wildlife around - deer, armadillos, etc.

    If wind is blowing from the north (shore toward beach, from behind you if you are looking at the gulf) the beach may have nasty biting flies, so drive 45 mins and go to St. George beach. Usually wind comes off the gulf though and keeps the bugs at bay.

    We love Cabin #7.Cabin 8 has steps down to the bay; all others are a straight walk out.

    Downstairs "beds" are not really suitable for adults; I wouldn't try to put more than 2 adults in a cabin and expect much sleep.

    Bring kayaks and SUPs! You will be right on the bay, and St. Joe bay is great paddling with tons of fish and wildlife. We've seen manta rays, tons of cownose rays, huge schools of Jack Crevalle, turtles, and caught many species of fish...redfish, snook, seatrout, etc. Even saw an alligator way out at the end of the peninsula once!

  • Mo F.
    Sep. 2, 2016

    Ochlockonee River State Park Campground

    White sands on the Ochlockonee River

    This is a pretty nice campground. It is flat and sandy, with lots of palms and shrubbery dividing most spaces. We tent camped, but there were hammock posts at our site, as well as the usual fire ring and picnic table, and a water spigot. Our site was very roomy. There are tons of sand squirrels here--as soon as we got in, we took to the bath house (nice); when we came back our neighbors had weighted down our food totes as those (really cute, white) squirrels (read: jerks) had already tried to get into our food. I appreciated that the tent camping sites were clumped together so there wasn't an RV right on top of us.

    The campground is right next to the river, which is part of the Ochlockonee River Paddling Trail (the lower part, map 5 I think). There is a very flat walking/biking trail with historical facts posted periodically, which goes around the small park, a swimming area in the river, a playground. Nearby there is another walking trail, for birding. There are no real strenuous activities here, I would say. There is a lot of neat flora and fauna (white deer!). There is also less neat fauna--horse flies. They bite and it hurts like heck. Cover up, with clothing or spray. No sitings of those big reptiles with teeth and dino tails.

    Sopchoppy is the nearest town. There isn't a lot to do here, it's pretty remote. There is at least one fish shack. Head into Apalachicola for oysters, craft beer, beaches, etc.

  • RThe Dyrt PRO User
    Dec. 27, 2024

    T.H. Stone Memorial St. Joseph Peninsula State Park Campground

    Ahhhh!

    This place is great! A beach within a short walk, palm trees,clean bathrooms, wildlife, sunsets………… And the Florida State Parks system is contactable and friendly!!! There are hike in spots for those with tents who want to. There are very nice screened in cabins available.

  • Tony C.The Dyrt PRO User
    Sep. 1, 2019

    T.H. Stone Memorial St. Joseph Peninsula State Park Campground

    Hopefully The Campground Reopens

    There is currently no camping allowed at the campground due to the significant damage caused by hurricane Michael in October 2018. The park is open for day use of the beach, swimming and paddle boating. I urge everyone to please stop by to show continued interest in this beautiful area. In time this will once again be as spectacular as ever and hopefully a decision will be made on reopening the campgrounds. This was one of those places that once visited you will never forget. I’m providing a few pictures from my last visit in 2018 before the hurricane to show what it was and what it will return to over time. 

    Here’s the information currently on the Florida State Parks information page and on the Reserve America web site

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    T.H. Stone Memorial St. Joseph Peninsula State Park T.H. Stone St. Joseph Memorial Peninsula State Park is recovering. The natural communities on the peninsula, such as coastal scrub, have evolved over millions of years and countless storms. Tall dunes provided extra protection. The resilient coastal ecosystems in the park are some of the best suited to rebounding after hurricanes. The south end of the park reopened in January 2019. Staff and volunteers made an incredible effort to clean up debris and make the park safe for visitors. The northern area of the park is currently closed to visitors. Natural sand infill has narrowed the channel created by Hurricane Michael’s storm surge. Across the channel, in the northern half of the park, roads, utilities and several facilities were destroyed and are not accessible. It will be some time before camping or cabins are available. The south end of the park still offers many of the experiences that make St. Joseph a great destination. Swimming, snorkeling and beach-combing are still popular activities. The concession is offering rentals of kayaks and paddle-boards, and a boat ramp provides easy access to St. Joseph Bay. The Division of Recreation and Parks' Office of Park Planning continues to assess the park’s condition. The Office of Park Planning shares opportunities for public comment on their webpage. For the most current information on available amenities and conditions, visit St. Joseph Memorial Peninsula State Park or call 850-227-1327. Please remember, for your safety and to protect the park’s ecosystems, please obey all posted signage. ______________________________________________________________________________

  • C
    Feb. 27, 2021

    Ed and Bernices Fish Camp and RV Park

    Very peaceful place with great people!

    Nice pavilions with a picnic table and new fire rings. We had a flat spot and not needing to bust out the levelers is always a treat! The staff here is so kind and helpful. The others here have great knowledge about the area and we got some tips on what kinds of fish to catch...if you are into that sort of thing! If not, it is a great relaxing place to watch the river float past. Great cell signal and friendly four legged friends came to great us and our pups. Definitely stop here! Fantastic find!

  • M
    Apr. 15, 2021

    Ochlockonee River State Park Campground

    Beautiful oaks and the famous white Squirrels

    This trip, we stayed 2 nights in space 25. It is convenient to the bath house (which is among the cleanest we've ever seen) and has plenty room for our 28' trailer. All of the spaces are very close to their neighbors, some are too close. This park is the tightest Fl State Park in our experience. The road among the sites and the sites are all dirt but level to the eye. Only the handicap space has a concrete pad (#23). The river makes the experience. Boat ramp and swimming area. Fishing. Rental kayaks. Bicycling. Hiking. Mild climate except for late summer heat.

  • W
    Dec. 7, 2022

    Indian Pass Campground

    Love this place

    Lots of personality and most fellow campers you meet are great. Gravel sites mostly level. Water and sewer hookups. Shower house and laundry. Ice available but no camp store. Just steps to the beach on the shuttle to St. Vincent Island for a day of shelling or fishing. 9 miles of beach to walk or ride your bike.

  • T
    Aug. 8, 2022

    Ochlockonee River State Park Campground

    Busy Week for campers! No rest

    It was the last weekend in July still hotter than hot at night. Great location next to the water for quick fishing, kayaking, skidooing, canoeing but the biting flies and mosquitos were a terror. It would have be nice if the area was sprayed. Every site was full and my neighbors were loud and up all night past the quiet hours - no sleep but still glad I had the time to go. Great site overall

  • Sonyia W.The Dyrt PRO User
    May. 3, 2019

    T.H. Stone Memorial St. Joseph Peninsula State Park Campground

    Currently closed but...

    From what I understand, the park is currently closed to camping and cabins due to hurricane damage but some areas are still open. I am reviewing anyway to help encourage public support to rebuild the access to the park and reopen.

    This park had smaller sites that were close together; however, the thick vegetation between sites gave each one a very private feel. The ground is dirt/sand (with a paved road leading to sites). The beach is absolutely wonderful. The restrooms were very large, clean, and well kept. There are bike trails leading down boardwalks and paved roads, and a large playground. All of the staff we encountered were very polite and helpful.

    As we left, a very heavy storm came and the site flooded as we were packing up. Of course, as most daily gulf storms go, everything dried up rather quickly.


Guide to Carrabelle

Cabin camping options near Carrabelle, Florida span across the Forgotten Coast region, with accommodations nestled between the Apalachicola National Forest and the Gulf of Mexico. Winter temperatures average 45-65°F while summer temperatures frequently exceed 90°F with high humidity. Sites often require advance planning during peak winter months when snowbirds migrate to the area.

What to do

Fishing opportunities: The Ingram's Marina & Campground offers excellent fishing access with a boat ramp and waterfront sites. "Definitely bring your fishing poles!!! Huge bass!" notes Clayton D. The marina provides direct water access for anglers seeking freshwater species.

Wildlife viewing: Visit Ochlockonee River State Park to observe rare white squirrels and deer. "We came to this campground... and got to see very close the unique white squirrel," reports Ronald H. These white squirrels aren't albino but have a distinctive gray patch on their heads, found nowhere else in the region.

Beach exploration: The T.H. Stone Memorial St. Joseph Peninsula State Park provides extensive shorelines for beachcombing. "Shells, shells, shells!!!" exclaims Tessa M. The park features both Gulf and bay access, with miles of white sand beaches for collecting shells or observing marine life.

What campers like

Private bathroom facilities: The Coastline RV Resort & Campground offers upscale bathroom amenities that impress visitors. "The bathrooms were spotless. I felt like I walked into a spa when I opened the door calming music started and the lights came on," says Joyce T., noting the resort-style facilities.

Quiet camping environments: Many campsites near Carrabelle offer peaceful settings away from crowds. "We LOVED this campground. It's now one of our favorites in Florida," shares Kathy L. about Ochlockonee River State Park. "Rangers encourage campers to limit outdoor lights at night and the stars are amazing."

Wildlife encounters: The region's natural habitats support diverse wildlife. At Indian Pass Campground, Nicole C. observed "Lots of beautiful birds and even dolphins." The campground's waterfront location creates opportunities for wildlife viewing directly from your site.

What you should know

Reservation challenges: Popular cabin locations book extremely quickly. Colin R. notes that T.H. Stone Memorial St. Joseph Peninsula State Park has "Brand new facilities, excellent camping pads, and good beach access" following Hurricane Michael reconstruction, making it even more in demand.

Seasonal considerations: Summer brings intense heat and insects. "We booked 5 nights and left after one night due to ticks," reports Annell N. about her stay at Ochlockonee River State Park. Bug spray and proper clothing are essential during warmer months.

Site privacy varies: Campground layouts offer different levels of seclusion. "Set back in palms and live oak, the campground is private with some sites very private and others not at all," explains Annie C. She recommends sites #7-9 and #18-21 at Ochlockonee River State Park as they "have the best privacy, are close to the river, and are completely set back from the main loop."

Tips for camping with families

Kid-friendly environments: Goat House Farm offers a unique camping experience with animals. "The kids absolutely loved it. They cried when it was time to leave and told all the animals bye," shares Abby. This small farm allows children to interact directly with goats and other farm animals.

Swimming areas: Several campgrounds provide water access for swimming. Louis B. found Ochlockonee River State Park "Very family friendly" with river access for cooling off during hot days.

Educational opportunities: Many parks offer nature programs and wildlife viewing. The owner at Goat House Farm "even gave us a tour of the farm in the morning and we were able to play with a ton of goats and chickens!" according to Dianna B., creating memorable learning experiences for younger campers.

Tips from RVers

Site accessibility: Many cabin and RV sites have specific access challenges. At Indian Pass Campground, Matthew V. notes the "Campground is just a tad compact when it comes to vehicle maneuverability, but very manageable." Larger rigs may struggle at some of the older established campgrounds.

Utility considerations: Water and electric hookup availability varies widely. Clayton D. from Ingram's Marina & Campground reports that "the sites are level and pretty easy to get in and out," though they experienced temporary water pressure issues during their stay.

Proximity to services: Many campgrounds are remote with limited nearby amenities. J M. mentions that Ingram's Marina "is not really near anything no food places or shops there is one small Walmart 20 mins away but thats about it." Stock up on supplies before arrival at most cabin camping locations near Carrabelle.

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