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Escambia County Lake Stone Campground
Overview
Overview
Escambia County Lake Stone Campground in Century, Florida offers an authentic outdoor escape in the northern reaches of the Florida Panhandle. Set against the backdrop of a peaceful southern freshwater reservoir, this public campground draws RVers who appreciate natural quiet, towering pine trees, and a slower pace away from the coastal crowds. It serves as a classic regional retreat for travelers seeking waterfront views and straightforward outdoor relaxation.
Location & Surroundings
Positioned near the Alabama state line in northern Escambia County, this property sits in a landscape characterized by rolling timberlands, quiet country roads, and humid subtropical weather. Travelers typically arrive via U.S. Highway 29, winding through rural communities before reaching the lake basin. The surrounding terrain provides an immersive woodland experience with abundant shade, local wildlife, and easy access to the greater Escambia River drainage basin.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site infrastructure details vary and should not be assumed, visitors must contact the park directly to confirm exact site configurations. When planning your stay at Escambia County Lake Stone, be sure to inquire about specific hookup availability, water and electrical access, pull-through versus back-in site types, and restroom or bathhouse facilities. Checking ahead ensures your rig matches the physical layout of the campground.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The surrounding region provides ample opportunities for outdoor recreation beyond the campground boundaries. Anglers and paddlers frequently explore local waterways, while day-trippers can easily drive south toward Pensacola to visit the National Naval Aviation Museum or access the white-sand beaches of the Gulf Coast. Closer to the property, rural county roads offer scenic cycling, and nearby wildlife management areas present regional hunting and hiking opportunities.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination suits road-trippers, anglers, and nature-focused travelers looking to experience the rural interior of the Florida Panhandle. It is particularly ideal for RVers transitioning between the Gulf Coast and inland Alabama who want a quiet, lake-centric stopover. Those who favor scenic woodlands and straightforward lake access over resort-style commercial campgrounds will find this setting a natural fit for their travel style.
Reviews
Auburn Jones
Very affordable and perfect for a fun camping getaway or tent or rv camping! Great fishing doc, lake, a.playground for the kids, plenty of room for everyone, very tranquil, dog friendly, clean restrooms, a pavilion room for parties/get togethers. My family comes here alot for parties and I could t.have asked for a better camp night! Very much recommend this!
Emily Ricks
Clean good hot showers. Very quiet. Huge lakes to fish in. Playground for the kids.
Tempest Blair
Exceptionally quiet campground with plenty of availability about 30 minutes from Pensacola. The best internet/cell phone signal of any campground between Pensacola and Tallahassee. The park is pristine with a beautiful fishing lake complete with fish cleaning station. A nice , small playground for the kiddos with surrounding campsites. Bathrooms are exceptionally clean and well maintained. Across from the bathrooms is a nice reservable community room perfect for birthday party, small weddings or family reunion. This is occupied most weekends, so call ahead. If you're looking for a peaceful, quiet campground to rest and relax in, this is my #1 pick. Other campgrounds in the area are busy, noisy and tend to be full of self entitled campers. In addition to the above, this campground does not have overly bright nighttime lighting to prevent you from a good night's rest..
Linda Shannon
Beautiful campground owned by the county. Very reasonable prices. Attentive and friendly staff. Everything is meticulously maintained and the sites are all private and beautiful
Joe
Nicely kept campground. I was excited to camp the night, then the campground host came. He drove up on his golf cart took a look at my out-of-state license plate and then immediately threatened to call the cops because I had beer sitting on the picnic table. There was no “welcome, I see your from out of state, unfortunately you can not have beer and in the campground in the state of Florida” he said that there is no beer allowed at campgrounds in the state of Florida. Apparently that is a state park law which I guess this is, I don’t know, and not a state law on all campgrounds as advertised by host, I subsequently put my fire out and left for a hotel (I was traveling). I am a vet and firefighter so I am respectful person but was not treated with the same respect from host. I do not recommend this campground with current management. Not friendly at all!