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Ochlockonee River
The Ochlockonee River is a tributary of the Apalachicola River located in the Florida Panhandle. It is approximately 105 miles (169 km) long and flows through the counties of Leon, Wakulla, Liberty, and Franklin. The river is fed by numerous springs and is a popular destination for fishing, canoeing, and kayaking. The river is also home to a variety of wildlife, including alligators, turtles, and a variety of birds. The Ochlockonee River State Park is located along the river in Wakulla County and offers camping, hiking, and other recreational activities.
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User Reviews
Lorenzo Vanderblip
Love staying at Ochlockonee River State Park. The park has recently updated the roads and the bathrooms were clean and very functional. We brought our boat this time and the ramp was easy and provided a spot to keep our boat parked. If you can get on the water, it’s well worth the effort regardless of watercraft type. Well behaved dogs are welcome and we saw a couple (along with ours). Park was quiet at night except for an eager whippoorwill.
Renecitoeltiburon Riva
This park looks well maintained, its streets are like new, clean, the forests are green and beautiful, the river had several fishing boats, the campground is small and natural, within the trees, the boy at the entrance was very attentive and helpful, the bathrooms are old and need to be remodeled, there are not many activities to do here, but it is very quiet, in general, the park is good.
Dan B
This is more of a sit back and chill campsite. There are some trails within the park, but it is so easy just to kick back and enjoy the views. I have no doubt that if this park wasn't so secluded, it would be way more popular. We enjoyed spotting the white squirrel, finding deer on morning and night hikes, walks along the river, and listening for the coyotes as we fell asleep.
Lindsay Strawn
My husband and I camped with our three dogs and travel trailer here for 3 nights and had an amazing time. The park was beautiful, with clean amenities and amazing walking trails. It is remote and feels secluded, even when the campground was full. We have stayed at a lot of places in FL and this is by far our favorite. We will definitely be back. Ps, if you stay in site 13, be mindful of parking. There are a lot of trees, which adds to the appeal of the site, but makes parking tricky. We had a fun time getting our 21ft trailer backed in.. hint: turn around like you are going to leave out the one way entrance and back in that way :-).
Lisa S
Really neat little camping area. Filled with beautiful live oaks, situated on the river with lots of hiking trails. Cam sites are a little tight for large campers—hence 4 vs 5 stars. Also, caught a glimpse of white squirrels—unique to this area!