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Tallahassee and surrounding communities provide several camping options within driving distance of Wacissa, Florida. The area features a mix of established RV parks and campgrounds, including Tallahassee RV Park, A Stone's Throw RV Park, and Newport Park Campground. Most facilities cater to RV camping with full hookups, though several sites accommodate tent campers as well. Cabins are available at Newport Park and Tallahassee East Campground, providing alternatives for those without camping equipment. The region includes both privately managed RV parks along highways and developed campgrounds in more natural settings near water features.
Access to most campgrounds requires minimal off-road travel, with many sites located directly off major routes like Interstate 10. Seasonal variations affect camping conditions minimally as most facilities operate year-round in Florida's warm climate. Reservations are recommended, especially during winter months when seasonal visitors increase demand. Most established campgrounds provide water hookups, electric service, and sewer connections for RVs, though amenities vary by location. Facilities typically include showers, toilets, and trash service, with some offering laundry facilities and camp stores. According to one visitor at A Stone's Throw RV Park, "Very clean park that can accommodate big rigs. We found it to be pretty spacious and the pull through are awesome."
Campgrounds in this region tend to serve as convenient stopovers for travelers along Interstate 10 rather than destination camping. Several reviewers note the accessibility and cleanliness of facilities as primary benefits. A camper described Tallahassee RV Park as "very clean and very well organized," highlighting the appeal of well-maintained facilities. Traffic noise affects some locations, particularly those situated near highways. Sites at A Stone's Throw RV Park receive consistent mentions regarding highway noise, though most reviewers indicate it doesn't significantly impact their stay. Campgrounds with more separation from main roads, such as those near Lake Talquin, tend to offer quieter surroundings and more natural settings. The proximity to Tallahassee provides convenient access to urban amenities while still offering camping experiences.
"Tallahassee FL Tallahassee RV Nice campground close to I10, shopping and restaurants.Gentleman who took my reservation over the phone was very nice and helpful. The sites are gravel, very level."
"Nice area to walk dogs. Will stay again."
"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."
"Brian was very nice on the phone and didn't even come around to collect $! In fairness, I was there for a short time and dropped the appropriate fare by the door of their RV on my way out."
"The only complaint is minor...traffic noise due to the close proximity to I-10. This is easly solved by leaving the HVAC fan on to mask the noise."
"It is literally along the highway and so easy to get too. It keep in mind along the highway means highway noise. We wear earplugs at night so it didn’t bother us."
"Not much immediately nearby, but the town of Monticello is about 4 miles north of the park with a Winn Dixie and other small merchants. A simple overnight stop along I-10. we would stop here again."
from $28 - $32 / night
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Check Availability"Nice, small campground at edge of lake. Beautiful views. Everyone friendly."
"It’s tucked away surrounding by lake. Extremely quiet! Woke up early to see the sunrise and it was the icing on the cake :) even witnessed a gator swimming! The showers aren’t too bad."
from $28 - $35 / night
Check Availability"A nice quiet campground (on weeknight) not far from the interstate, was quite pretty for a morning walk. Lake and fishing pier makes it a more enjoyable stop compared to many FL campgrounds."
"Right on the lake with pier access and boat ramp- pretty cool spot. Only lost a star because of previous campers leaving some trash behind."
from $9 / night
Check Availability"Another KOA on our trip to circumnavigate Florida. Another KOA recovering from hurricane damage."
"We were in the far back corner of the CG and had to carefully plan our departure to avoid tight turns and other campers departing to get to the exit. Perry has your major amenities."
ScoutGood times fishing local people come to launch their boats and are very friendly and share information about fishing and the local area freely staff is very nice and the prices are very cheap all around a great place clean bathrooms and nice people
ScoutBEWARE! BEWARE! BEWARE!
This place appears to be a hidden gem until you encounter the“soulless” owners in charge and their entourage. It’s not just the performance they put on when you first arrive, but their behavior after you’ve paid.
King Vicky and Queen John are tyrannical figures. Initially, everything seems fine, but things quickly take a turn for the worse. They proudly display a Christian flag with the American flag on their flagpole, claiming to be Christians, yet their actions reveal otherwise. They are judgmental and create a hostile environment that makes it impossible for my children and me to enjoy our stay. They refused to mow the yard next to our RV as a protest for our presence. They even had the audacity to laugh at my husband and me(in front of our three children, aged five, four, and one) for our beliefs. Queen John openly admitted to his posse and King Vicky that they talk about us constantly and have some good laughs at our expense. Are they truly Christians? I doubt it.
Queen John disrespected me, called me names, and attempted to evict us while my children were in the room. Later that night, he knocked on our door and apologized for his actions. When I began to correct him on the events that transpired, which he was misrepresenting, and I rely on factual evidence rather than personal feelings, he told me he didn’t care and needed me to shut up so he could apologize. Was this a genuine apology? I don’t think so.
King Vicky went so far as to withdraw funds from my account without my approval. They even called the police on themselves when we demanded a refund for the theft of money. It’s clear that they dislike confrontation, and it’s evident that no one has ever stood up to them before. King Vicky’s voice trembled as she realized the illegality of her actions. They only issued a refund after the police arrived. To this day, we haven’t received an itemized receipt for the refund.
Be cautious around Queen John. He touched my children, and I immediately grabbed them and pulled them away. I refuse to let that negative energy affect my children. Interestingly, this energy transfer is even mentioned in the Bible. However, I don’t see Christians complaining about it. After that, King Vicky complained about having to talk to my kids and started asking them,“Did you have fun here?” I cut her off and firmly stated,“Do not speak to my kids. John owes my children an apology for his actions. You were not there to offer any sort of apology. Moreover, you complained about talking to them in the first place.”
The employees at this park are not properly trained. On our first night, Peach and her husband Jim greeted us. Peggy was also present. Peach was struggling to figure out the system for changing the site number and had to wait for Vicky in the morning. When Peach arrived in the morning, she claimed that Vicky had fixed it, but only for the two-month stay. She couldn’t understand how to charge for only one month. As a result, she instantly charged me for two months.
King Vicky and Queen John insist that they are good park owners, but I’ll leave that for you to decide. We don’t hold them in high regard based solely on their numerous ignorant behaviors towards our family. We’ve already had a difficult experience with them, and I’m writing this review to warn you all to exercise caution before staying here. We’ve been through it, so you don’t have to. My recommendation: CHOOSE A DIFFERENT RV PARK. There are many more options available nearby. Make a better choice than we did.
ScoutBEWARE! BEWARE! BEWARE!
This place appears to be a hidden gem until you encounter the“soulless” owners in charge and their entourage. It’s not just the performance they put on when you first arrive, but their behavior after you’ve paid.
King Vicky and Queen John are tyrannical figures. Initially, everything seems fine, but things quickly take a turn for the worse. They proudly display a Christian flag with the American flag on their flagpole, claiming to be Christians, yet their actions reveal otherwise. They are judgmental and create a hostile environment that makes it impossible for my children and me to enjoy our stay. They refused to mow the yard next to our RV as a protest for our presence. They even had the audacity to laugh at my husband and me(in front of our three children, aged five, four, and one) for our beliefs. Queen John openly admitted to his posse and King Vicky that they talk about us constantly and have some good laughs at our expense. Are they truly Christians? I doubt it.
Queen John disrespected me, called me names, and attempted to evict us while my children were in the room. Later that night, he knocked on our door and apologized for his actions. When I began to correct him on the events that transpired, which he was misrepresenting, and I rely on factual evidence rather than personal feelings, he told me he didn’t care and needed me to shut up so he could apologize. Was this a genuine apology? I don’t think so. King Vicky went so far as to withdraw funds from my account without my approval. They even called the police on themselves when we demanded a refund for the theft of money. It’s clear that they dislike confrontation, and it’s evident that no one has ever stood up to them before. King Vicky’s voice trembled as she realized the illegality of her actions. They only issued a refund after the police arrived. To this day, we haven’t received an itemized receipt for the refund.
Be cautious around Queen John. He touched my children, and I immediately grabbed them and pulled them away. I refuse to let that negative energy affect my children. Interestingly, this energy transfer is even mentioned in the Bible. However, I don’t see Christians complaining about it. After that, King Vicky complained about having to talk to my kids and started asking them,“Did you have fun here?” I cut her off and firmly stated,“Do not speak to my kids. John owes my children an apology for his actions. You were not there to offer any sort of apology. Moreover, you complained about talking to them in the first place.”
The employees at this park are not properly trained. On our first night, Peach and her husband Jim greeted us. Peggy was also present. Peach was struggling to figure out the system for changing the site number and had to wait for Vicky in the morning. When Peach arrived in the morning, she claimed that Vicky had fixed it, but only for the two-month stay. She couldn’t understand how to charge for only one month. As a result, she instantly charged me for two months.
King Vicky and Queen John insist that they are good park owners, but I’ll leave that for you to decide. We don’t hold them in high regard based solely on their numerous ignorant behaviors towards our family. We’ve already had a difficult experience with them, and I’m writing this review to warn you all to exercise caution before staying here. We’ve been through it, so you don’t have to. My recommendation: CHOOSE A DIFFERENT RV PARK. There are many more options available nearby. Make a better choice than we did.
ScoutExtremely run down. Not even close to being a water park. Save your money and go to Splash in Milton or if just passing through stay at The Station across the highway for more a more updated, clean experience.
ScoutNice quiet spot by the lake, this place is clean and peaceful.
Each spot had an electrical box and a water spigot. When I plugged into the electrical box, there was no juice even though the breaker was turned on. Water was working fine though.
Their website still lists it as primitive and it was 10 bucks to camp.
RangerThis is a small but very relaxing campground right by the water, surrounded by wildlife. You can spot several alligators, and at night there are lots of frogs creating a truly impressive natural soundtrack. Considering the waterfront location, there are surprisingly few mosquitoes, which was a nice bonus. The showers and restrooms are simple and clean. For the price, this campground is an absolute gem and offers really good value.
ScoutWe had a wonderful experience!! This was our first night in our new Sprinter and Mark and Luanne we soooo helpful! Very, very kind. Very quiet.
ScoutNot worth it unless you have 4wd got 2 vehicles stuck got out at 2am
GuideVery small county campground. Went selected for location to bike trails and beaches. Bathhouses were mostly clean but well worn. No personal on site most of the time. Handful of long term people who are friendly.
The Wacissa area offers camping options within a 30-mile radius, primarily along the I-10 corridor and near Lake Talquin. Most campgrounds sit at elevations between 30-100 feet above sea level in Florida's relatively flat terrain. Winter temperatures average 45-65°F, making it a popular season for campers seeking relief from colder northern climates.
Fishing at High Bluff: Located within Lake Talquin State Forest, this primitive campground provides excellent fishing access with a dedicated pier and boat ramp. A camper noted, "Caught a beautiful sunset over the lake and saw a massive gator hanging out by the fishing pier. The gator was back in the morning as I was enjoying my cup of coffee out on the pier!"
Wildlife viewing at Newport Park: This campground sits across from St. Marks Wildlife Refuge, creating abundant wildlife viewing opportunities. One visitor shared, "The St. Marks lighthouse is so close and a must see during all times of the day. We visited at least twice, once to walk along the beach and the second time to see the sunset."
Hiking at Coe Landing Campground: While the campground itself is small, nearby trail networks offer extensive hiking options. "Great hiking with huge trail network at Fort Braden on adjacent property but the bummer is that there was way to connect to them from campground due to swamp and geography. As a result, had to drive about 3 miles to trailheads to walk my pups," explains one reviewer.
Lake views: Many campsites near Wacissa offer direct water access or views. At High Bluff Campground, visitors appreciate the natural setting: "You have to love the lonelyness here. On the weekend there have been three other parties with tents. From Sunday to Monday we have been the only ones. Then it becomes really lonely, dark and quiet out here."
Clean facilities: Cleanliness stands out as a priority for many campers in the region. At Tallahassee RV Park, a camper observed, "Absolutely beautiful! Tall trees and spacious spaces. Full hookups. They rake the spaces so they're nice and even. We still had a slight slope but not a big deal."
Budget-friendly options: Several campgrounds offer affordable rates compared to other Florida destinations. At Newport Park Campground, "I'm a tent camper. The location is a good jumping off point for seeing nearby attractions. The host is very nice and the place has decent washroom/shower facilities. $15 nightly fee."
Highway noise: Several campgrounds sit close to major highways, which affects noise levels. At A Stone's Throw RV Park, campers report: "This RV park is right off I-10 making it great for overnighters. All the sites are pull-through making late arrival less stressful. The only complaint is minor...traffic noise due to the close proximity to I-10."
Seasonal pricing: Rates can fluctuate significantly during peak times. One visitor to Tallahassee RV Park reported, "Was about double the nightly rate ($90!!!!!) due to a FSU football game over the weekend but the place was only about 25% of capacity. Maybe because of crazy mark up policy."
Limited facilities at some locations: Not all campgrounds offer full amenities. At High Bluff, a camper notes: "No power, no water, no WiFi, no store. T-Mobile was very good with 300+ Mbps. The last 3 miles are dirt road, but in good condition as long as you can stay in the middle without traffic."
Playground access: Some campgrounds offer dedicated play areas for children. At Tallahassee RV Park, "They have a pool, playground, and a clubhouse. We used our starlink with no problem."
Educational opportunities: The surrounding natural areas provide learning experiences for children. At Newport Park Campground, "We visited Alligator Point and Bald Point State Park. We saw a bald eagle and so many other species of birds."
Spacing between sites: Consider how close campsites are when traveling with families. A visitor to Big Oak RV Park observed, "The campsites are right next to each other but it was very quiet."
Site sizing: Check campground specifications for your RV size. At Big Oak RV Park, sites include "Gravel and grass with a small concrete pad."
Accessibility: Many campgrounds cater specifically to RVs with easy access. At A Stone's Throw RV Park, "This RV park is right off I-10 making it great for overnighters. All the sites are pull-through making late arrival less stressful."
Leveling considerations: Some sites require adjustments for optimal comfort. At Tallahassee RV Park, "They rake the spaces so they're nice and even. We still had a slight slope but not a big deal. Very quiet and beautiful!"
Frequently Asked Questions
What camping is available near Wacissa, FL?
According to TheDyrt.com, Wacissa, FL offers a wide range of camping options, with 103 campgrounds and RV parks near Wacissa, FL and 2 free dispersed camping spots.
Which is the most popular campground near Wacissa, FL?
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Wacissa, FL is Tallahassee RV Park with a 4.1-star rating from 19 reviews.
Where can I find free dispersed camping near Wacissa, FL?
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