White Cliffs Park

Love the river camping, reminds me of my youth when we only had river camping. We only had one lake back then and we couldn't aford the 3 dollars a night to ccamp.Very remot and quit camping.

Mosquitoes for very bad.

Grat place to stay. Staff was excellent

Vary peaceful

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We always enjoy our stay. The camp is very nice and well taken care of. As a matter of fact, we just reserved another for this coming weekend.

Being raised on river camping all my 75 years of life we really enjoy this park. My wife and like to take this time to say we really miss park host Scott and we enjoyed the time we have had over the years camping at White Clffs. Scott will dearly be missed. God bless his family and friends.

We stayed at the White Cliffs campground recently and we had pull-through site with a view of the Little River. The campground is about a half mile long with lots of trees and most of the sites have ample shade but, few actually have a view of the river. While we hit the weather perfect and it was very scenic, I do have constructive feedback. First, there were no gate hours (or even a gate) so boats were being trailered in very early in the morning, and motoring back on the river to the boat launch late at night. This was a nuisance because of the noise and there's always that one guy that has to be a jerk and rev his engine to wake everyone. Also signage here leaves something to be desired. I have no idea what the entry shack hours are but it was not manned when we arrived early afternoon mid-week, so we didn't get a map, park pass, or any park information. The campsite numbers are on the wrong side of the posts, so you don't see them until you drive by, and the dump station has a sign viewable from one direction on the road but not the other. There are trails and history to be found here but you would never know it because there's no information posted anywhere. All you get is a sign for a lookout point before you get into the campground. The lookout is good for a few pics, but again, no signage to tell you anything. There ARE actual White Cliffs that can be explored in the campground from a trail that begins between the dump station and the camp host. It's a short but moderate hike to traverse to the tops of the cliffs and walk around. There are also remnants of an old foundry within the forest, and an old foundation of what might have been a mill on the river's edge. We had zero Verizon service but T-Mobile had 3 bars. No swimming permitted because of alligators.

Camp ground could have been keep better , camper pads needed blown off

Park was great as always. Bathrooms and showers were clean!