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Primitive campers and tent lovers thrive at Lake Talquin State Forest's High Bluff Campground, drawn to its quiet lakeside woods. This spot sits in Midway, Florida, just 20 miles west of Tallahassee for quick city trips. Campers pick from 32 sites at $9.13 to $12 per night.
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Write a ReviewNo, Lake Talquin State Forest, High Bluff Campground lacks full hookups. Primitive sites provide no electric service, including 30-amp or 50-amp options, no water hookups, and no sewer connections. Self-contained rigs or tents work best here. Bring generators and water supplies. Dump station status remains unknown.
Pet-friendliness stands unknown for this campground. Florida State Forests often welcome pets on a 6-foot leash with no breed or size bans listed. No dog park or pet amenities noted. Contact forest staff to confirm rules and waste disposal options before arrival.
Stays run $9.13 to $12 per night. This covers primitive sites with no hookups included, so factor in self-sufficiency costs. Reservations help via the Florida Forest Service site, especially near Tallahassee in peak times. Fees stay budget-friendly for basic camping.
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