Best Cabin Camping near Westville, FL

Several cabin rental options exist within campgrounds near Westville, Florida. Twin Lakes Camp Resort features lakeside cabins with full hookups and modern amenities, while Topsail Hill Preserve State Park Campground offers concrete-pad cabins with patios and picnic tables. Florida Caverns State Park provides cabin accommodations with water and electric hookups. Most cabins include basic furnishings, air conditioning, and outdoor fire rings or grills. According to one visitor, "Topsail Hill State Park has many nice cabin rentals. Beach is absolutely beautiful!"

Rustic and deluxe cabins are both available, depending on the location. Henderson Beach State Park Campground and St. Andrews State Park both offer cabin options with varying levels of amenities. Some cabins feature private bathrooms with showers, while others require guests to use communal facilities. Most parks allow pets in designated cabins for an additional fee. Reservations are essential, especially during peak summer months when availability becomes limited. A visitor noted, "The park has a beach with public restrooms. There are 3 camp stores throughout the park."

Most cabins include beds but require visitors to bring their own linens, towels, and toiletries. Kitchen facilities vary widely - some cabins offer full kitchenettes with refrigerators and microwaves, while others provide only basic cooking equipment. Camp Gulf and Vortex Spring cabins include electricity and water hookups but have limited cooking facilities. On-site camp stores at larger parks like St. Andrews and Topsail Hill sell basic provisions, though prices tend to be higher than at grocery stores in nearby towns. Firewood is available for purchase at most locations that permit campfires.

Best Cabin Sites Near Westville, Florida (27)

    1. Twin Lakes Camp Resort

    17 Reviews
    DeFuniak Springs, FL
    18 miles
    Website
    +1 (850) 892-5914

    $75 - $85 / night

    "This camp resort is set on a lake with paved pads, full hookups, an activities center, swimming pool, laundry, excellent bathroom amenities. Lake allows fishing and is pet friendly."

    "This park is cared for and very nicely executed. The sites all look level (ours was) and the hookups are well placed and maintained. Everything is aesthetically pleasing and done well."

    2. Vortex Spring

    5 Reviews
    Ponce de Leon, FL
    6 miles
    Website
    +1 (850) 836-4979

    $23 - $32 / night

    "They have rooms available, cabins available, RV spots, and areas to set up a tent. There are many things to do on property."

    "Primarily setup around Scuba Diving. Dive shop on site. Cabins, group cabins, tents and RV sites. Although a great place, not recommended for children. A lot of cussing in the dive shop by staff."

    3. Topsail Hill Preserve State Park Campground

    68 Reviews
    Santa Rosa Beach, FL
    38 miles
    Website
    +1 (850) 267-8330

    $24 - $130 / night

    "Longer hike to the beach than Henderson State Park but everyone seemed to have adapted with beach cart trailers behind their bikes. Beach tram runs when not on COVID shut down."

    "Park roads are paved and easy to navigate in any size RV. There are plenty of tall trees for shade and bushes that provide privacy."

    4. CampOut Alabama

    5 Reviews
    Geneva, AL
    17 miles
    Website
    +1 (334) 684-0188

    $17 - $55 / night

    "This is a clothing optional LGBTQ+ campground with a lot to offer. 24hr access to pool, jacuzzi, clubhouse with bar, and “dark room”. Small walking trail and pond. 24hr on site hosts."

    5. Bass Haven Campground

    1 Review
    DeFuniak Springs, FL
    16 miles
    Website
    +1 (850) 892-4043

    "Beautiful scenery, nice & helpful  people, great location. Would go back again."

    6. Blue Hole Campground — Florida Caverns State Park

    33 Reviews
    Marianna, FL
    36 miles
    Website
    +1 (850) 482-9598

    $20 / night

    "Lots of privacy. Water spikes and grill and picnic table on site. The bath house was pretty clean though the shower head wasnt great. They were really close to the tent sites though."

    "This State Park is very unique and if you're in the area it definitely merits a stop. Especially if you've never need in a cave before. I really think you're find this park is worth the visit."

    7. St. Andrews State Park Campground

    55 Reviews
    Panama City, FL
    44 miles
    Website
    +1 (850) 233-5140

    $28 / night

    "Amazing state park on the water. The campground is modern with nice clean bathrooms, laundry machines, vending machines, park store with cart rentals and other items."

    "PROS Entire site pea gravel 

    Moveable wooden and metal picnic table 

    Stainless steel pedestal BBQ grill 

    Metal fire pit with cooking grate 

    Quiet 

    No street lights 

    Bathhouse has motion activated"

    8. Sunset King RV Resort

    3 Reviews
    DeFuniak Springs, FL
    21 miles
    Website
    +1 (850) 892-7229

    "Hopefully, we can come back for pleasure one day and do some fishing in the lake."

    9. Camp On The Gulf

    29 Reviews
    Miramar Beach, FL
    40 miles
    Website
    +1 (850) 837-6334

    "The sites in the back of the park were roomier and had some shade, which I think made up for them not being as close to the ocean. The bath houses were awesome!"

    "This park has something for everyone. Up top away from the beach the level sites have plenty of shade. Beachfront sites are tight but you have the ocean at your doorstep."

    10. Henderson Beach State Park Campground

    36 Reviews
    Destin, FL
    44 miles
    Website
    +1 (850) 837-7550

    $30 / night

    "We stayed in site 44 and it was private and near the bathrooms. All the sites had gravel, a picnic table, and and a fire pit as well as a clothesline. There’s a path to the beach from the bathhouse."

    "Henderson Beach was my absolute favorite campsite on vacation in Florida this year (2020) Friendly staff and a very well maintained Park made the trip enjoyable. "

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Cabin Reviews near Westville, FL

312 Reviews of 27 Westville Campgrounds


  • j
    Mar. 28, 2019

    Live Oak Landing

    Nice resort RV park

    $60 per night. Don't usually stay at resort parks but not much else available last minute. Nice level pads with some space but no privacy or shade. Interspersed with cute cottages. Great bathhouse. Recreation room, boat launch, canoe rentals, laundry. They pick up your bagged trash and will deliver wood. Picnic table, fire pit, grill. Dog park onsite.

  • J
    Aug. 29, 2018

    Live Oak Landing

    Tucked away from the hustle and bustle, but still conveineant

    This campground is off the beaten path near Destin (about a 30 minute drive), but is still very convenient.  It's got all the amenities and then some. Cabin rental, ice, pool, fishing, boat dock, clean bathrooms, playground, etc.  There is a nice gas station/small store just up the road too.  It's on a dead end road, so there is little traffic.  Even saw a couple of small gators by the boat dock! Very nice place, would stay there again!

  • L
    Nov. 20, 2020

    Topsail Hill Preserve State Park Campground

    One of the best.

    Great campground with full hookups! Longer hike to the beach than Henderson State Park but everyone seemed to have adapted with beach cart trailers behind their bikes. Beach tram runs when not on COVID shut down. Some sites are close together but the south loop sites had more privacy. Great biking in the park and along 30A. Also has many nice cabin rentals. Beach is absolutely beautiful!

  • RThe Dyrt PRO User
    May. 4, 2023

    St. Andrews State Park Campground

    Beautiful well kept state park

    Amazing state park on the water. The campground is modern with nice clean bathrooms, laundry machines, vending machines, park store with cart rentals and other items. The spaces are close together but great. Nice level gravel pads, full hookups including sewer, and most have fire pits and picnic table.

  • Elizabeth G.
    Jul. 20, 2020

    Henderson Beach State Park Campground

    Quiet and secluded for the beach

    My family and I stayed here for one night in July 2020 as our midway point from GA to Texas. We stayed in site 44 and it was private and near the bathrooms. All the sites had gravel, a picnic table, and and a fire pit as well as a clothesline. There’s a path to the beach from the bathhouse. The bathhouse was very clean and there were men and women restrooms as well as private bathroom/showers.

    We fit 2 tents at our site. It was so humid and muggy I cowboy camped on the gravel with my picnic blanket and sleeping pad. Everyone else slept in the tents without the rain fly’s for some ventilation. It was a nice, clean, and quiet park and we felt very secluded in our site. There was WiFi and cell service (2 bars for Verizon).

    Each site has electric and water. There’s a dump station near the entrance/exit of the park. Overall, lovely experience and I would definitely stay here again.

  • Napunani
    Jun. 10, 2023

    St. Andrews State Park Campground

    Nice, but Tight

    PROS

     Entire site pea gravel 

    Moveable wooden and metal picnic table 

    Stainless steel pedestal BBQ grill 

    Metal fire pit with cooking grate 

    Quiet 

    No street lights 

    Bathhouse has motion activated lighting 

    Security gate closed at dusk and requires code to enter 

    CONS 

    No senior or veteran discount

    $6.70 fee to make on-line reservations 

    Site 131 unlevel 

    Sites are pretty crammed together 

    Electric utility pole at each site had a light that burned all night long 

    Impossible to use the one washer and one dryer at each bathhouse, even at 530am!   Ended up going to Front Beach Coin Laundry as it was the cleanest laundry we could find close to SP

    No park WiFi

    Don't Miss...

    Big Mama’s on the Bayou 

    Bruster’s Ice Cream 

    Simply Seefood in Lynn Haven 

    Captains Table in Historic St Andrews

  • Nancy W.The Dyrt PRO User
    Jan. 17, 2018

    Topsail Hill Preserve State Park Campground

    Ranger Review: High Hopes Hammock at Topsail Hill Preserve State Park

    Campground Review:

    If you are ever in the Florida Panhandle, you have to stop at Topsail Hill Preserve State Park. I have been coming here for years as a visitor and the past four volunteering in the campground because I love it so much. The campground used to be a private RV park so there are lots of amenities with really nice campsites but once you leave the campground there are over 1,600 acres to explore and 3.2 miles of pristine white sandy beaches to walk on. The park is divided into three sections: the RV park, a 22-site tent-only section, and 32 one and two-bedroom bungalows and cabins for rent.

    There are 156 RV sites that are level and a mix of paved and crushed gravel with full hook-up and cable television (75+ channels). Park roads are paved and easy to navigate in any size RV. There are plenty of tall trees for shade and bushes that provide privacy. There are no fire pits but you are allowed to have a fire if you bring your own pit. The fair majority of sites are back-in but there are a handful of pull-thru sites and all are level. The water sewer and electric hook-ups are all well-placed at the site and there is a light at the end of each driveway. There are 22 tent sites with an elevated gravel tent pad, fire ring, water spigot, and 110 electric hook-ups. Most of the tents are set under tall pine trees while a few are more in the open and are sunny. A concessionaire offers “glamping tents” with beds, lamps, carpet, chairs and outdoor furniture. There are also one and two-bedroom cabins that can be rented year-round.

    Within the park is a free wifi hotspot, a non-heated swimming pool, beach access with tram service, club house, camp store, bike/kayak/canoe rental, laundry, amphitheater, shuffle board, and a host of park activities and ranger-led tours. The restroom and laundry facilities (which are only $1.50 per wash/dry) are clean and seemed adequate to handle the crowds. The campground is located ¾ mile from the beach which is accessible via a walking/biking trail or a tram operated by the park. During the winter months the tram runs every two hours, but during peak season it runs once an hour. Once you are on the beach you have miles and miles of unspoiled white sand and blue water to enjoy. There are also numerous ponds and coastal dune lakes scattered throughout the campground for the fishing enthusiasts. The coastal dune lakes are a globally rare ecosystem occurring in only a handful of places around the world and definitely worth exploring (which you can do with watercraft rental).

    Nearby are thousands of acres managed by the state forestry department which have miles and miles of hiking trails. The park is located within a mile of a Walmart (with food), gas station, Subway and other restaurants. Within 5 miles are tons of shopping opportunities, movie theater, restaurants, grocery, etc.

    What we really liked about this campground are the level, paved, full-hookup sites and the fact that it is in a state park so you have access to miles of hiking/biking and a gorgeous beach. The beach here is the most beautiful in Florida and can be completely empty in the winter. The not-so-good things about this park are the cost and how crowded it can be in the peak season. During peak season this park is very busy and you have to book very early. The cost is $42/night (unless you are a Florida senior resident and then it is half price) which is high for state parks . . . but compared to other private parks in the area that is reasonable.

    Product Review:

    As a Ranger for TheDyrt I occasionally get outdoor products to test and on this trip I was able to test a High Hopes Hammock. I was pretty excited to receive a hammock because I am one of the few people I know that does not own a hammock putting me a little behind the times. One cool feature of this company is that for every hammock purchased, they donate either a hammock, various survival supplies or money to organizations helping the homeless, impoverished countries or those affected by natural disasters.

    High Hopes offers many different colors of hammocks many of which are bright and fun and the large selection made it hard for me to choose because I like so many of them. The hammock is lightweight at just 1 ½ pounds and tucks nicely into a pouch attached to the side of the hammock. The hammock fit perfectly into my small day pack so I took it with me on a long hike and set it up when I wanted a break. I chose the hammock and strap bundle which is $10 more than just a hammock but definitely worth it (bringing the total without tax to $59.99). The straps are 9 ½ feet long with 15 loop holes so you can make this fit in a lot of different locations where trees may be pretty far apart. The hammock is large at 9 ½ feet long and 6 ½ feet wide and easily fits two people or you and your furry friend. The capacity is a whopping 400 pounds so it is good that the tree straps and steel carabiners are heavy duty. The setup is super easy as you just wrap the straps around a tree or other supportive post and clip the carabiner into the loops on the strap. Then, in you go. Once inside you can use the attached Velcro to close the hammock so you feel like you are in a cocoon. This is also a nice feature if you want privacy. The Velcro closure may help keep some pesky insects out but not all as there are only three Velcro patches which leaves gaps.

    Click here for my video review.

    The downside of this company is their customer service. I was on a “live chat” with them and when I asked about a mix up with an order they went totally silent and I never got another response. I tried emails and those went unanswered. They offer various promotions online and discounts if you sign up for their email list. They were advertising free two-day shipping on orders over $50 which is great but keep in mind there is processing time which in my case was about five days.

    In addition to hammocks they sell clothing, accessories and hats. There are a lot of hammocks of this type on the market but High Hopes sets themselves apart from the competition because of their involvement helping those less fortunate. Since I haven’t owned another hammock, I can’t attest to quality differences but this one seems to hold up well so far.

  • American Streamer’ S.
    Aug. 22, 2020

    Henderson Beach State Park Campground

    The Best ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️

    Henderson Beach was my absolute favorite campsite on vacation in Florida this year (2020)

    Friendly staff and a very well maintained Park made the trip enjoyable. 

    I booked on July 11th 2020 to stay on July 19th 2020. Part of my experience this trip was bouncing around to a few parks to fill our week because of the short notice and lack of availability due to the increase in travelers. I lucked out and found one night available for $40.15 - It's no wonder these parks book out 11 month in advance. 

    Pad 13 is a roomy site surrounded by lush foliage and trees. Included on my site was a nice picnic table, fire pit and clothes line. Loop is was fairly close to the entrance and just a short bicycle ride to the beach. The roads and the sites are very nice and well maintained. The staff rakes each site before the next visitor. The bath house was equally clean and as luck would have it just a short walk from our site. I discovered on the day of departure that there was a nice bridge located at the bathhouse that takes you directly to the beach. The previous day I had ridden the bike around the loop which took a few minutes.

    Site hookups - Water & Electric  

    Dumpsite is on the main road in and was quick and easy to drop a load and leave! 

    WIFI - NO

    ATT signal was decent at times. Not enough to stream.

    For the price of 10 lattes you can't beat Henderson Park!

  • P
    Apr. 10, 2021

    Mid Bay Shores Maxwell

    Military RV Park on the white sandy shores of the Gulf

     Mid-Bay Shores, Maxwell/Gunter’s military Florida resort was formerly called Lake Pippin, the new name, Mid-Bay Shores, was chosen to better reflect the beautiful white sandy shores of Choctawatchee Bay that the resort faces. The gated entrance is just before the Choctawatchee Mid- Bay Bridge, a toll bridge that connects Niceville and Destin. 28 RV spaces with full hook-ups– water, electrical and sewer, and six overflow sites with just water and electrical hook-ups. Visitors have access to barbecue grills and picnic tables next to their facility. There is also a new bathhouse with laundry facilities.


Guide to Westville

Cabin camping near Westville, Florida offers a mix of waterfront and wooded sites with both basic and upgraded accommodations. The Florida Panhandle region experiences mild winters with temperatures rarely dropping below 40°F and humid summers that regularly exceed 90°F. Several campgrounds are situated around natural springs and lakes, providing year-round water recreation options within close proximity to cabin rentals.

What to do

Explore underwater caves: Vortex Spring offers unique diving opportunities with on-site cabins. "I've been here a couple of times for diving and hanging out with friends this place was great. They have rooms available, cabins available, RV spots, and areas to set up a tent. There are many things to do on property. Swimming, diving, water slides, swings, bike trails hiking trails, and Jeep trails," notes reviewer Rusty R.

Fishing from private docks: Twin Lakes Camp Resort features lakeside cabins with excellent fishing access. According to Michael T., it's "one of the top ten private parks we have visited. Lot of amenities, ked friendly, beautiful bathrooms." Other reviewers mention the wooden fishing docks and boat rentals available.

Tour limestone formations: Florida Caverns State Park provides cabin accommodations near impressive underground formations. "The cavern tour is worth it," shares Brenda S., who appreciated the "nice full hookups campsites" and "nice hiking trails" surrounding the caverns area.

Beach activities: Henderson Beach State Park Campground offers cabin stays with beach access. One camper observed, "Right in the heart of Destin but the best beach on the coast if you're not looking for crowds but if you are looking for space to spread out. The campground basically has a huge portion of the beach just for it."

What campers like

Private, spacious sites: Henderson Beach State Park Campground earns praise for its site layout. "The sites are luscious and private. Walking path to a beautiful beach. Very clean," reports Lynn A. Another camper notes, "Sites are spread out and private. Book well in advance it's very popular!"

Clean facilities: Cabin guests consistently mention well-maintained amenities. At Camp On The Gulf, one reviewer shares, "Great bathrooms, stellar scene, friendly neighbors. Love this concept and if you don't mind lots of eyes on your site, beach camping is the coolest."

Quiet atmosphere: Despite proximity to busy areas, several cabin campgrounds maintain peaceful environments. According to one Twin Lakes Camp Resort guest, "This is a RV park that is done right! We actually had a three month extended stay here while we wintered in North Florida and this place is a gem. The staff was super, the park always clean and the other RVers were quite and respectful."

Year-round access: St. Andrews State Park Campground provides cabins with all-season availability. "Great State Park. Under a little construction can't wait to see when completed. Beaches. Views. All hook ups. Quiet and at the end of Panama Beach away from the big tours areas," notes Richard F. during a winter stay.

What you should know

Reservation timing: Most cabins require advance booking, especially during peak periods. At Henderson Beach, one camper advises, "Book well in advance it's very popular!"

Varied bathroom setups: Some cabins include private facilities while others use communal bathhouses. At Topsail Hill Preserve State Park Campground, a visitor reports, "Clean showers, friendly staff at the camp store."

Transportation needs: Several parks require transportation between cabins and attractions. A Topsail Hill camper advises, "Either ride your bike or take the tram the mile to the boardwalk and beach."

Supply requirements: Many cabin rentals expect guests to bring specific items. Tony C. at Henderson Beach notes sites include "50/30/20 electricity, water, table, fire ring and line for hanging towels," but you'll need to bring your own linens and towels.

Tips for camping with families

Wildlife viewing opportunities: Florida Caverns offers family-friendly animal encounters. "We saw lots of other wildlife around, including deer and rabbits," shares a camper, while another adds, "The park has a beach with wildlife viewing is good and park has interpretive center."

Kid-friendly activities: Many parks offer scheduled programs for children. A Camp Gulf visitor reports, "The week we were there they had a different activity for the kids each day. They had painting sand dollars, bubba the alligator show, face painting and even an Easter egg hunt."

Swimming options beyond the ocean: Twin Lakes Camp Resort offers alternatives to beach swimming. Cynthia K. mentions, "We didn't use the pool" but notes the availability, while another camper adds, "A well equipped camp store has everything you need to get by and some things you didn't realize you need."

Site selection for cabin campers: When booking cabin accommodations, size and location matter. At Camp Gulf, one reviewer advises, "Pay attention to the size site you reserve some of them are more narrow and less deep than others. It can make backing in a challenge."

Tips from RVers

Cabin alternatives: For RVers who prefer occasional cabin stays, Sunset King RV Resort provides options. "We had a pull behind travel trailer and needed a place to park for the night with our three boys. It's a nice little park with a playground and lake which is pretty," notes Paige, mentioning both RV sites and cabin rentals.

Hookup limitations: Some cabin areas have restricted utility access. At Topsail Hill, Michael D. advises, "There is a potable water faucet and a two plug 30 amp electrical outlet at each site," noting the limitations compared to full RV hookups.

Leveling considerations: Even at developed cabin sites, terrain variations exist. One RVer at Henderson Beach states, "We required a couple of blocks to achieve level but still very good for an all gravel site."

Convenience services: Many cabin campgrounds offer helpful amenities for RVers staying in cabins. At Twin Lakes, Stephen D. appreciated the "concert pads with full hook ups... They have fishing docks and a nice little store when you check in and has a bathhouse with laundry facilities."

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