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Ho Hum RV Park
Overview
Ho Hum RV Park offers a serene escape on Florida's Forgotten Coast, away from the high-rise condos and crowded boardwalks of more touristy regions. This park prioritizes a quiet, relaxed environment, making it a favorite for those who want to hear the rhythm of the waves rather than city traffic. With its unique waterfront positioning, it provides an unobstructed view of the St. George Sound, creating a tranquil atmosphere for travelers looking to slow down and appreciate the natural coastline.
Location & Surroundings
Located directly on Highway 98 in Carrabelle, the park serves as a primary gateway to the natural beauty of the Florida Panhandle. The surrounding area is characterized by unspoiled shorelines and a significantly slower pace of life than found in Central or South Florida. Guests can enjoy the sight of fishing boats in the distance or watch the sunrise over the water from the park’s private beach access, which offers a distinct sense of seclusion and privacy for coastal enthusiasts.
Amenities & Park Features
The standout feature of the park is the 250-foot fishing pier, where guests can cast a line for local catches or simply enjoy the gulf breeze. The sites are equipped with full hookups, including 30 and 50-amp electricity, water, and sewer services. While the park maintains a minimalist approach without a swimming pool or clubhouse, it provides essential comforts such as clean laundry facilities and a fenced dog run, ensuring a practical and comfortable stay for self-contained travelers.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
A short drive from the park leads to the historic charm of Apalachicola, famous for its world-class oysters, local breweries, and boutique shopping. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to St. George Island State Park, known for its pristine white sand beaches and bird-watching trails. For those interested in quirky local history, Carrabelle is home to the World's Smallest Police Station and several maritime museums dedicated to the area's rich nautical heritage.
Who This Park Is Best For
This park is specifically tailored for adult travelers and retirees who value peace and quiet above resort-style recreation. It is not the destination for those seeking playgrounds or organized social activities, but rather for those who enjoy nature watching and fishing. If your goal is to disconnect from the noise and enjoy a simple, authentic coastal lifestyle from the comfort of your motorhome or trailer, this park fits that travel style perfectly.
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- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Leonie Darsow
Very nice small campground with wonderful water views, both sunset and sunrise! Very friendly staff, laid back, clean facilities. Thank you Patty!
Diana Mendoza
We stayed the week of Thanksgiving and we had an amazing time. The grounds are clean, the staff were attentive and very nice. There isn’t anything within walking distance but that was fine with us. We fished, crabbed and hung out. Fires in the evening were our favorite! You do have a long stretch of the beach to walk and there wasn’t ever anyone out that way. Our dog was able to run and swim freely in that area. The dog park is small but it was clean and good for the dogs to stretch. Campers were all great and there for the same reason — relax. 😎
Theresa Bishop
What an amazing find. We were traveling and happened upon this place on an app and was lucky that they had just had a cancelation and we slid right in. Best spot in the campgound! Beautiful sunrises and sunsets. For the view and the friendliness of the people the cost was not bad at all. There is a laundromat on site along w a small store that sales t shirts with their logo on it ..drinks ..water and ice.
Kathy Davis
Love this Rv park. The workers are kind and very welcoming. It is a smaller rv park but has a good amount of parking spots. They have clean bathrooms, laundry room, and everything is a few feet from the beach. It is somewhat remote but there are stores and restaurants within 4 miles.
Danny Rodriguez
Although not a Glamping campground Ho Hum rv park is a Damm nice campground! Its location on the bay, easy access camp sites and proximity to restaurants, beaches, stores, marinas and local attractions made the weeks stay a joy! It has an amazing hometown feel with No corporate sterile atmosphere. The 250 ft pier was wonderful and the views were stunning! Check out my pics. Lastly the staff was more like catching up with old friends then dealing with a management team. One more thing...the Sunrises on the pier were stunning! Sites aren't huge but more than enough.