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Primitive campers and RVers seeking seclusion suit 53 Deep Creek Campsite best for its campfire allowance. Park sits in Tate's Hell State Forest near Apalachicola's oyster bars and Gulf Coast waters. Pets allowed at this single site; call for rates.
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Write a ReviewNo, 53 Deep Creek Campsite offers no full hookups. This primitive site in Tate's Hell State Forest lacks water, electric including 30/50 amp, and sewer connections. Dry camp only; bring generators or solar if needed for power. Ideal for off-grid stays.
Yes, 53 Deep Creek Campsite allows pets. Site icon shows pets permitted under Florida State Forest rules: keep on leash no longer than 6 feet, attend at all times. No size or breed bans noted; pick up waste to preserve the site.
Call for rates; specific prices not listed online. Florida State Forest primitive sites typically charge nightly fees with discounts for age 65+, active military, veterans, and 100% disabled. Reservations required via ReserveAmerica; book early as window reaches one year.
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