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Primitive campers and hikers flock to Reece Park for its stunning spring blanket of bluebells across 70 acres. The park lies south of New Providence on Highway S57, minutes from town for easy supply runs. Daily primitive sites run $10 per unit per night with online registration.
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Write a ReviewNo, Reece Park provides primitive camping only. Sites lack electric, water, and sewer hookups, including 30-amp or 50-amp service. Campers find drinking water pumps, vault restrooms, and picnic areas instead. Focus falls on nature with stream fishing and hiking trails.
Yes, Reece Park welcomes pets. Leash rules apply in this public county park to protect wildlife and other visitors. No dog park or breed restrictions noted; keep pets under control during hikes, fishing, and primitive camping stays.
Daily permits cost $10 per unit per night; annual permits run $100 per unit for April through October. Fees cover primitive camping with a 14-day stay limit. Register online at My County Parks within 30 minutes of arrival; print email confirmation as proof.
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