14 campgrounds with availability this weekend
River's Edge RV Campground in Holt offers full hookup sites with 30/50 amp service, situated along the riverbank with sandy, mostly level sites. Just a few miles east, Eagle's Landing RV Park provides big-rig friendly accommodations with full hookups and 50 amp electrical service, open year-round for RV travelers. The Milton area, approximately 15 minutes south of Holt, features several additional RV parks including Milton-Gulf Pines KOA and Splash RV Resort, both accommodating larger motorhomes with pull-through sites. "Our site was great because it was at the end of the cul-de-sac. The spaces are not uncomfortably close together. We did have a picnic table and fire ring," noted one River's Edge visitor who appreciated the campground's layout.
Access to these RV parks is convenient, with River's Edge located just 2 miles from I-10, making it an ideal stopover for travelers. Cell service varies by location - River's Edge reports limited Verizon coverage with "about 2 bars of 3G," while parks closer to Milton and Navarre generally offer better connectivity. Most RV campgrounds in the region are pet-friendly with designated dog areas. Dump stations are available at all parks, though not all sites include sewer hookups. The proximity to Florida's Panhandle beaches is a significant draw, with Navarre Beach and Pensacola Beach accessible within 20-30 minutes depending on traffic. Winter months bring cooler temperatures but significantly fewer crowds at these RV parks, many of which remain open year-round.
"Check in was quick and the office has a small camp store with some basic necessities, fishing supplies, and firewood. They also have propane."
"Most of the sites are full-hookup, but they were full, so we ended up in the tent sites with no sewer. We still had 30-amp electricity and water and they have a dump station on-site. "
from $30 / night
"Nice campground, gravel site with small pad with picnic table and fire ring. FHU, and plenty of activities and amenities for our granddaughter. Playground, mini golf, large outdoor Connect Four game."
"RV sites are long enough for 44 ft motorhome and toad. However sites are at 90 degree angle and hard to get into for big rigs, but doable. Little pricey."
"Our sites were back in, with full hook ups, level site and picnic table. The lazy river and waterslides were her favorite."
"We recently stayed at Splash RV Resort at site 83 and had a great experience overall."
"Great facilities: a pier, dog parks, lounge chairs in the sand, outdoor eating areas, friendly staff, easy check in, and lots of pull through slots!"
"The lots are are not very wide, as you may have read, but they are very nice. Every thing is level, concrete, extremely clean. Small beach area is very nice too. Pretty decent internet."
"The moment you step on the property you are greeted with staff that actually want to be there, everyone from office, store, clubhouse and maintenance."
"Some sites are shaded by trees. For me, having to level out my trailer is worth what I get in return. Friendly staff."
"This is the third or fourth time that we have stayed at this RV resort, each time for 3-4 days. It is meticulously well-kept and clean. The staff are as friendly as anyone can be. "
"Place was packed but still quiet. Well maintained and very **clean. **"
from $62 - $126 / night
"Stayed for a week and while not on the beach is quiet and close to the items we wanted to go to. Fishing from their bridge is permitted. Flat concrete spots with picnic tables. Laundry service."
"Sites are spacious and level. Restrooms and laundry are very clean. Park has east and west sides divided by a foot bridge over water. Fishing allowed from bridge."
"Tents, RVs full hookups, and nice cottages. We have a tiny trailer and there was torrential rain 2 days so locked up H@rvey and weathered the storm in a cottage."
"Great sites, most with full hookup. Cable tv provided. Five bars of cell service. The beach here is awesome, there is a tram to take you down. We will most definitely be back here!"
Available this weekend
from $24 - $130 / night
"This is a fairly small rv resort. It has 58 spots that are fully paved. The grounds are gorgeous."
"Short walk to beach. Full 50 amp hookup. Overlooks bay. Easily accessible. Picnic table with umbrella. Lot covered by pavers. Cons: No Wifi for week of stay."
"FHU-some shade, level concrete pad, picnic table. Easily backed in our 40 ft Montana. Very clean bathrooms, didn’t use just looked. Washer and dryer, and nice dog park."
"No other things for kids there… but your in the pan handle of Florida so using it as just somewhere to sleep at night isn’t bad if you utilize the beaches and such."
from $90 / night
GuideThe park has a great atmosphere. The sites may be close, but no one invades another persons site and most of the people that live here work. Because it doesn’t offer much in the way of all the bells and whistles, most people would avoid it, which suits me just fine!
ScoutQuiet, peaceful, beautiful lake great fishing no gas powered engines allowed on lake electric and paddle only nice boat ramp clean campsites campground host extremely nice
TravelerWe paid for the private deck overlooking the water and would do it again in a heartbeat. We didn't have to travel far and we're used to Gulf Coast views, but we couldn't be happier with our choice of campgrounds. Premium spots are a little tight if your neighbors have slides, but the deck makes up for it.
TravelerGreat park well maintained with level gravel sites. Fire rings, bbqs, benches are in great shape. Bathrooms very clean and maintained.
GuideGrayton Beach State Park is an outstanding place to camp in December, especially if you enjoy birding, hiking, and spending time outdoors without the heat and crowds of the summer months.
December is a great time to explore the park. The cooler temperatures make walking the trails much more comfortable, and the campground has a peaceful, laid-back feel during the winter. Tent camping is especially enjoyable if you come prepared for the weather. Days can be mild and beautiful, but mornings and nights can get surprisingly cool, so warm layers and a good sleeping bag are definitely worth bringing.
For birding, Grayton Beach is a fantastic location. The combination of coastal dunes, pine forest, wetlands, Western Lake, and the Gulf creates several different habitats within a relatively small area. Early mornings are particularly enjoyable when the park is quiet and wildlife is active. Bring a good pair of binoculars and take your time around Western Lake and the trails through the wooded areas.
GuideTopsail Hill Preserve State Park is an excellent place for tent camping in December, especially if you enjoy hiking, wildlife, and having easy access to the beach without the summer crowds.
December is a great time to experience the park. The cooler temperatures make hiking much more enjoyable, and the campground is generally quieter and more relaxed than during the warmer months. The nights can get chilly, so I would definitely recommend bringing a good sleeping bag, warm layers, and something to block the wind. During the day, though, the weather can be perfect for exploring.
My biggest advice for December tent campers is to prepare for changing weather. You could have a beautiful mild afternoon followed by a cold and windy night. Bring layers, rain protection, and a windproof jacket rather than relying on one heavy coat.
Overall, Topsail Hill Preserve State Park is one of the better winter camping destinations on the Florida Panhandle. You get the Gulf, hiking, birding, dune lakes, wildlife, and a comfortable campground all in one place. For someone who prefers quiet trails and beaches over hot weather and summer crowds, December may actually be one of the best times of the year to camp here.
ScoutWe enjoyed the night stay here. Everything is clean and orderly. Will stay again.
TravelerExcellent location for camping and having easy access to the beach. Bathhouse was incredibly clean and well maintained. Camp store has plenty of equipment to rent and there is tons of trails to ride bikes around and to the beach.
GuideThe camp ground is clean. Plenty of sheer house that are very clean. If your wanting to fish it’s not exactly premier fishing location but all in all nice place to camp especially for the low cost.
Motorhomes and trailers find numerous accommodations in the Holt region, with campgrounds situated between inland waterways and Gulf beaches. The area's sandy soil and mild winter temperatures make it a year-round camping destination, though summer humidity can be significant. Campsites throughout the region vary from riverfront locations to family-oriented resorts with extensive amenities.
Kayaking on Yellow River: River's Edge RV Campground provides direct river access with a small boat launch. "We had just enough time for kayaking after a drive. Just an overnight but the river was fun," notes one visitor who appreciated the convenient water access.
Fishing opportunities: Avalon Landing RV Park accommodates anglers with dedicated fishing spots right within the grounds. "People were fishing right off the bridge that separates the two parts of the campground," reports one camper who enjoyed the accessible fishing options during their stay.
Hiking trails: Topsail Hill Preserve State Park Campground offers natural trails through coastal ecosystems. "Cool shorter hiking trails to take you to lakes or the gulf, or as we call it Lake Florida now," mentions a camper who explored the park's trail system during their stay.
Private beach areas: Emerald Beach RV Park maintains a dedicated waterfront space for campers. "We could play on the campground beach located on the sound or drive about 5 minutes to the gulf front beach," explains a family who appreciated having multiple beach options during their stay.
Pool facilities: Splash RV Resort & Waterpark features extensive water amenities beyond basic swimming pools. One visitor comments, "The lazy river and waterslides were her favorite. We especially liked the armband so the kids were able to purchase food, drinks, game tokens for the arcade."
Pull-through sites: Eagle's Landing RV Park offers convenient access with level pull-through spots. "Gravel level lots. 30/50 amp at each. Nice shower, bath rooms," notes a visitor who found the site configuration particularly accommodating for easier parking.
Interstate proximity noise: Some campgrounds near major roadways experience traffic noise that may affect light sleepers. A camper at Santa Rosa RV Resort observed, "The traffic on the road the resort sits on is awful so plan ahead. Also, it's near a huge air force base which does large ammunition testing late at night. A couple nights, our camper shook."
Flooding potential: Low-lying areas near rivers can experience rapid water level changes. "We woke up the following morning to about 2-3 foot of water under our camper where the river had flooded. Most of the camp ground had been evacuated," reported one camper at River's Edge during an unexpected weather event.
Reservation requirements: Campgrounds in this region often fill completely, especially during winter months. "Can never get a site here always full we have tried for 4 years now," notes one frustrated potential visitor about River's Edge, highlighting the importance of advance planning.
Water amenities: Kids particularly enjoy the specialized water features at multiple resorts. "Fun for the whole family. Entertainment, pools, water slides and a lazy river," mentions a local visitor to Splash RV Resort who appreciated the variety of activities available.
Playground access: Milton-Gulf Pines KOA offers dedicated play areas for children. "Great little putt putt area for kids. Spots are good sized, although we had a premium spot for the patio & grill," noted a family who found the recreation options suitable for their children.
Protected beach environments: Navarre Beach Camping Resort provides controlled waterfront areas ideal for families with children. "Small private beach area. Only a short drive to the public beaches of Navarre," writes a visitor who appreciated both the campground's beach and nearby alternatives.
Site spacing considerations: Campgrounds vary significantly in how close sites are positioned. At Milton-Gulf Pines KOA, "RV sites are long enough for 44 ft motorhome and toad. However sites are at 90 degree angle and hard to get into for big rigs, but doable," explains one RVer who navigated the park with a large setup.
Hookup availability: Full connections are standard at most parks, though amperage varies. "We ended up in the tent sites with no sewer. We still had 30-amp electricity and water and they have a dump station on-site," reports a visitor to River's Edge who made an unplanned extended stay.
Site surface types: Different campgrounds offer varying pad materials affecting leveling ease. "Flat concrete spots with picnic tables. Laundry service. Full hookups," notes a visitor to Avalon Landing who appreciated the level surface for their setup.
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