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Florida State Forest RV Sites, Campsites Return To Full Operation
April 18, 2021
RV sites, tent campsites and horse stalls in Florida’s state forests are now fully open.
The Florida Forest Service said COVID-19 safety measures are still in effect, including a 10-person maximum at group campsites and a 50-person maximum for outside events and pavilion rentals. Inside events are restricted based upon building size.
For more information, click or tap here. To make reservations, visit floridastateforests.reserveamerica.com.
Pictured: Krul Lake Recreation Area in the Blackwater State Forest. File photo.
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3 Responses to “Florida State Forest RV Sites, Campsites Return To Full Operation”
I disagree with restrictions on out of state campers. I am a florida resident and camp in many other states, and wouldn’t want to be restricted in their state. Or be put in a crappie site because of the “Camping Wars!” Some areas are really popular and you just have to plan it out a year in advance. It is what it is.
Amen! Tried to look for a reservation for Otto Hill this morning and it is reserved all the way through just about this time next year. The same people or person should not be allowed to reserve that spot time after time for the entire year. I know people who have it literally all the time because it’s not being limited. The same person should not be allowed to reserve it all the time and then not spend half of that time there. Spread the wealth.
No if only actual Florida residence could enjoy camping in these parks instead of allowing out of state-ers reserve them for months and months at a time