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120 campsites
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Price
Varies
Booking
Reservable
Sites
120 campsites
Season
Year-round
Cell
Has Service
Pets
Pets Allowed
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25.9917, -81.5917
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Learn more about alerts →RVers wanting full sewer hookups and laundry should book Pine Grove; paddlers and birders who want otters and ospreys outside their site should request River Campground, ideally arriving November through April before heat and mosquitoes take over.
Summer trips are a hard sell here: heat, humidity, and serious mosquito and gnat pressure make outdoor time genuinely unpleasant, and Pine Grove sites get highway noise on top of it. Tent campers also have no standard tent-only sites in the main loops.
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Rated higher than 34% of graded campgrounds
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Plan your visit between November and March to experience Collier-Seminole at its finest—comfortable temperatures, drier trails, and fewer mosquitoes make this the sweet spot for camping and exploring. While summer brings dramatic afternoon thunderstorms, intense humidity, and aggressive insects that can challenge even seasoned campers, the cooler months offer reliably pleasant conditions for hiking, paddling, and wildlife watching without breaking a sweat or swatting constantly.
Nov–Mar recommended: drier trails, comfortable temps, fewer mosquitoes—peak visiting season.
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Developed campground with electric and water at sites, modern bathhouses with hot showers and flush toilets, picnic tables and fire rings at sites, a dump station, boat basin/launch, interpretive center and historic exhibits, and canoe/kayak rentals through a concession when available. Laundry machines are available in at least one restroom building.
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