Stay in an RV, Tent, or Cabin near Freeport, Florida, United States

Wolf Pond North Recreation Area provides four reservable campsites with basic amenities like picnic tables and fire rings, but lacks power and water hookups. It features access to the Wolf Pond Equestrian Trail System, where equestrians must stay ...

The Pine Ridge Equestrian Trail, created by the Northwest Florida Water Management District and local saddle clubs, features approximately 45 miles of trails in the Econfina Water Management Area. Visitors can park at Pine Ridge Campground, which ...

Wolf Pond South Recreation Area features five campsites available by reservation, along with pavilions, picnic tables, fire rings, and facilities for equestrians. Campsites lack power, water, and waste disposal hookups, and equestrians must adhere...

Rattlesnake Lake North features a boat ramp and is ideal for family activities like swimming, camping, and kayaking, with a maximum capacity of 25 people. Reservations are required for the campsite, which includes amenities like a picnic pavilion ...

Rattlesnake Lake South, referred to as "the beach side," features a white sand beach ideal for swimming, camping, kayaking, and canoeing. Reservations are required for this campsite, which includes a picnic pavilion, grill, fire ring, and portable...

White Oak Boat Landing is a centuries-old campsite, as evidenced by recovered pottery pieces. The District restored the shoreline and aquatic habitat by replanting eroded areas and constructing a designated boat ramp. White Oak Boat Landing is loc...

Whitewater Lake as a family camping destination with amenities (pavilion, picnic table, fire ring, pedestal grill, portable toilet), a 10-person max reservation requirement, and day use/boat ramp hours (dawn to dusk)

Tom Johns Landing is a scenic retreat with a history as a hunting base camp, featuring replanted vegetation and protected aquatic habitats. It offers amenities such as a boat landing, fishing opportunities, a pavilion, picnic areas, and four reser...

Three new campsites were opened in January 2021 south of the Blue Spring Day Use Area near a slough that connects to the spring and Econfina Creek. The campground entrance via Blue Spring Camp Road is now separate from the day use area entrance (s...

Sparkleberry Pond is a shaded campsite ideal for large gatherings, accommodating up to 50 people. It features four picnic tables, fire rings, pedestal grills, and a portable toilet. Reservations are required to use the site.

Walsingham Camp Site is a primitive campsite that is on the west side of the creek, north of the Walsingham Bridge. The Bridge connects the campsite to Walsingham Park. A reservation is required to camp.

Walsingham Park has a District canoe/small boat launch with primitive camping and picnic area, ideal for experiencing mid-creek flora and fauna. Walsingham Park offers a picnic pavilion, pedestal grill, fire ring, and tent camping. A portable toil...

Seashell is a campsite on Econfina Creek near Devil’s Hole Spring, featuring a picnic table and fire ring, with the nearest toilet at Walsingham Bridge. Camping requires a reservation, while day use is permitted from dawn to dusk. The site is name...

Longleaf is a reservation-only campsite located on Econfina Creek and offers a picnic table and a fire ring. The nearest portable toilet is located at the Walsingham Bridge park. Other nearby campsites are Devil's Hole, Seashell, and the Walsingha...