Parkerville, Florida

The Hideaway Retreat is a quirky little place tucked between the Santa Rosa Sound and Navarre Hwy. I can’t say it was a horrible stay - there are some nice features: you are pretty much right on the water and the depth and calmness are perfect for younger children and parents who want to…

We camped here over Memorial weekend and we had a great time. Staff was very helpful and friendly. The campground store came in handy on more than one occasion.We had a lot of fun playing putt putt and swimming in the pool.

Me, my wife and a few friends decided to winter camp here 1/17/2021. The manager was super friendly and love talking with the guests. We ended up needing to park more cars than the park rules stated but the manager was very accommodating. Quiet campsite besides the occasional otter diving in the…

This camp ground is growing so there was quite a bit of construction debris around, but looking past that. This spot is literally right off Hwy 10 at exit 26 making it convenient for travelers. I would not recommend this campsite for true "camping". On ground fires are not allowed and there are no…

Beautiful spot! I really can’t stress how beautiful the hide away retreat is. And over the top nice staff! The only thing is the sites kind of crisscross each other and you might end up face to face with other campers. Or you might end up parallel with the road.

Website misrepresents by showing pictures taken before storms. Pier & Beach washed-out (20 ft drop to water). Very narrow sites. Ours (#4) had only plugs for 50amp & 20, so had to use adapter. Sewer, water & electric were all at front of site, so had to pull into access road to…

We stayed in three sites in April 2021: 27, 6, and 64. This campground is in a nice location and has many good features: many beautiful trees and plants, spacing between sites, clean bathhouses, etc. Unfortunately , many of the trails are closed long-term, probably since Hurricane Sally. …

This is considered "Boutique Camping". There are no rows of concrete pads with bare land. No swimming pool full of drunk adults or loud kids. There are beautiful spanish oak trees around the property and feels very cozy, almost like a community. The ONLY bad thing I can say about this place is that…

Beautiful

Our disappointment is mostly with the cost and lack of concern by management. ! When I called to reserve I was reassured my upgraded waterfront cost of $95 (total actually was $134) a night would be "great". When we checked in we were asked to pay a pet fee...this was news.. never mentioned prior…

There were some positives and some negatives for this campground. The area is beautiful and the deck overlooking the ocean is perfect for sunsets. The trees interwoven between campsites were picturesque, and the beach is small but very dog friendly- your dog can run off-leash and swim if you so…

We stayed at Big Lagoon for two nights in late January - site 55. The campsites are not as nice as other FL State Parks we have stayed in. The site was sand and was not level - we needed leveling blocks for our 21’ RV. Some of the sites looked more level than others - as long as you have blocks,…

Located only a short 10 minute drive from Pensacola, Florida this is a great state park! Despite damage left from hurricane sally, the trails around the campground are gorgeous and covered in white sand. There is one main dump station and the sites have electric and water. All sites are private and…

Full hookups, playground for kids, lots of little lakes and river access throughout the park. It was too cold for water activities during our stay, but we had a wonderful time walking around and exploring the property. Quiet, clean spots. Wonderful atmosphere. We’ll definitely be back!

Head's up. I just called to ask about reserving an RV site. They no longer have those types of sites.