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Wildlife enthusiasts head to Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park to spot roaming bison and horses. The park sits south of Gainesville in historic Micanopy, Florida, near shops and dining. Camp among 48 shaded sites starting at $22 a night.
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Write a ReviewNo, Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park does not offer full hookups. Water, electric including 30-amp or 50-amp, and sewer hookups show as unknown. The shaded campground fits tents and basic RVs. Call 352-466-3397 to check site details. Nature takes center stage over RV utilities here.
Yes, Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park welcomes pets. Keep dogs and cats on a six-foot leash always. No size or breed limits listed, but control pets near wildlife. Pick up waste. No dog park available; respect the preserve rules.
Camping starts at $22 per night for one of 48 sites. A $6 per vehicle entrance fee applies separately. Fees cover basic shaded sites; no hookups confirmed. Reservations recommended year-round via Florida State Parks site or by calling 352-466-3397.
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