Walk in Water Campground

I spent a week here in January 2022. I had the place to myself during the week & 4 campers on the weekend. The place is tiny. You can walk a lap of the campground in under 2 minutes. It's close to the road but minimal traffic in the evenings. Most sites are small but two larger ones available. The tent sites don't allow you to park in them so grab an RV site if possible. There's also a gun range a couple miles away. It would be buggy in the summer months. Nice place for hiking or e-bikes. Too much deep sand for a regular bike. Enjoy!

Very nice place for a couple days. There are no showers or water, but it's peaceful, quite, beautiful, and the ranger is super nice. Perfect for a couple to get away for the weekend.

Well marked entrance, entrance road cut back to 13' height. Very clean, 10 spaces set out with nice space between. However the loop road around the campsites is NOT cut back for large RVs. Do not arrive after dark in a 5th wheel or large Class A! You will want a walker/observer to keep from dragging limbs on the roof. Site 4 & 7 are best for bigger rigs. Porta Potties and Dumpster well maintained. Bring in firewood if you want a campfire. Rangers cruise through on an irregular schedule. Kiosk has a lot of good information. The Lake Wales Ridge is a very interesting piece of geology/ecology.

I enjoyed my two-night stay at the Walk in the Water campgrounds. The site is relatively primitive with the only things available being picnic benches, a shelter, fire pits, two porter potties and a dumpster. The site was clean, quiet and peaceful. The porta potties were clean and had toilet paper. Can't beat it for $13.35 per night.

We always have a great time here. It is small which makes it great for us to just let the kids explore without having too many people around.