Old Town, Florida, hooks RV travelers with Suwannee River fishing and kayaking right at your campsite door. Twelve parks in our directory start at $23 per night. Base your rig here to chase bass, paddle cypress-lined waters, and hit nearby Hart Springs for a family swim.
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Old Town hugs the Suwannee River's curves in Dixie County. Anglers launch from River Rendezvous Park on CR 345. Kayakers glide past limestone bluffs daily. Families drive ten minutes to Hart Springs for diving and tubing. Crowds swarm US 19 each fall for the Blue Crab Festival's boils and live music.
RV parks turn Old Town into your perfect launchpad. Yellow Jacket RV Resort fits groups with showers and dump station at $46 nightly. Solo adventurers snag The Hideaway's WiFi spots for $37. Pet lovers book Lucky Charm RV Park's fifty-amp sites from $31. Big rigs power up at Suwannee River Bend RV Park, $41 with showers.
Old Town shines for Suwannee River fishing, kayaking, and springs. Anglers target bass from River Rendezvous Park on CR 345. Families tube Hart Springs ten minutes north. The Blue Crab Festival draws crowds to US 19 each October with seafood feasts and bands. Quiet trails in Lower Suwannee Refuge offer birdwatching hikes.
Find twelve parks like Yellow Jacket RV Resort, Suwannee River Bend RV Park, and Lucky Charm RV Park right in Old Town. Most hug US 19 or CR 345 near the Suwannee River. Expect WiFi, showers, and dump stations at top picks; rates start at $23 nightly for easy access to fishing and springs.
Yes, Lucky Charm RV Park allows pets on its fifty-amp sites with showers. This $31-per-night spot sits near US 19 for quick river access. Other parks may restrict pets, so call ahead; leashed dogs roam trails at nearby River Rendezvous Park without issue.