The Womack Creek Campground is in Tate's Hell State Forest (Franklin County), about 12 miles north of Carrabelle, FL. This campground is located close to Ochlockonee River and has the following facilities: tent campsites with water (non-potable) nearby, limited RV campsites with electric and water (non-potable) nearby, restrooms and showers, boat ramp and pavilion. Recreational activities featured here are: fishing, boating, hiking, picnicking, bird watching, wildlife viewing and photography.

Dirt road access subject to weather impacts.  
Non-potable water at campsite. Must bring drinking water.  
  
 If you have non-emergency situation and need assistance between 5:00 pm - 8:00 am, please contact Florida Forest Service Dispatch at (850) 681-5950.

Womack Creek Campground — Tate's Hell State Forest

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$33 for one night, $22 plus reservation fees &amp; taxes. Hard to find on gps, use directions from your reservation confirmation email.  Moving on. Lovely site, this has electricity but fairly rustic apart from that. Would return. 

Coordinates are

30.001026153564453, -84.53910827636719

Womack Creek - one of many within Tate’s Hell Forest

At over 200,000 acres, Tate's Hell is the second largest State Forest in Florida, second only to Blackwater River State Forest in Santa Rose County. That's Hell is located off of U&gt;S&gt; Highway 98 in  Franklin County, between the Apalachicola and Ochlockonee rivers. Check out The Ledgend of Tate's Hell on the State Forest webpage, https://www.fdacs.gov/Forest-Wildfire/Our-Forests/State-Forests/Tate-s-Hell-State-Forest.

  

For roughing it in the woods, nothing I have found beats Tate's Hell. With 36 primitive campgrounds (tent space, fire ring, and picnic table) with multiple campsites and 4 campgrounds with facilities (restrooms and some RV sites) there is plenty of room to camp and explore Tate's Hell.

  

The Womack Creek campground, where I spent one night, has both RV and tent campsites and a boat ramp with access to Womack Creek. 

  

Recreation opportunities include the High Bluff Coastal Hiking Trail which is part of the Forest Service's Trailwalker Program.

Primitive, rustic, and deserving of its name.

Booked for one night at Tate’s Hell Womack Creek, and we will be back! This is a great location for people who truly love nature, and the water. Don’t take the dirt road all the way there, keep going on hey 68 until you get to Rock Landing on the right, then take that road down to Jeff Sanders, take that left, it’s easier that way rather than taking the dirt road all the way. Campsites are not that big, and moderately close together. However, the facilities were immaculate, and the campground hosts were beyond hospitable, and friendly. Would recommend for people who like to tent/car camp, kayak, fish, boat, anything truly nature related! 

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