To help avoid seeing a neighbor eye to eye, ask about a few of the 16 drive-up primitive camping spots located in pine flatwoods. RVs and tents in the regular campground are pretty much out in the open. Twenty-six sites for tents, with water only, are set aside from the RVs. Tenters can also stay in 16 sites in a primitive camping area. On the premises are rest rooms, showers, a dump station, laundry, grills, a convenience store, a recreation room, a playground, nature trails, horseshoes, shuffleboard, bicycle rentals, and mountain bike trails.
Management says the museum, rest rooms, camp store, and some trails are wheelchair-accessible.
Groceries and restaurants are about five miles away. Children and groups are welcome. Pets are not allowed. Reservations are recommended and there is a nightly charge for camping sites. Major credit cards are accepted.