Group Campgrounds in Florida

Discover the best group campgrounds across Florida. Bring the whole crew together in the great outdoors. From family reunions to scout troops, find the perfect group site.

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Sand Pond Group Camp Pine Log State Forest

Panama City Beach

Youth organizations claim their own wilderness basecamp where up to 100 campers can fish, paddle, hike, and bike without sharing space with casual weekenders.

River Forest Group Site

Deland
National Forests in Florida

This riverside sanctuary hosts up to 125 guests beneath towering live oaks, with a screened pavilion that shelters reunions and weddings from Florida's unpredictable weather.

Camp Paquette Youth Group Camp Blackwater River State Forest

Milton

Youth groups gather around a 5-acre lake where primitive campsites circle the water's edge, connected by an open-air pavilion that serves as basecamp for shared meals and evening programs.

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About Group Campgrounds in Florida

Group camping Florida offers an incredible diversity of experiences, from pristine coastal campgrounds with historic fort access to secluded forest retreats perfect for youth organizations and family reunions. The Sunshine State's unique geography provides group camping opportunities across distinct ecosystems—whether your group seeks beach adventures along the Panhandle's sugar-white sands, wilderness exploration in ancient cypress forests, or lakeside gatherings under towering pines.

Best Time

Florida's group camping season peaks during the comfortable months of October through April, when temperatures range from 65-80°F and humidity drops significantly. Winter months (December-February) are ideal for Panhandle and North Florida locations, offering cool evenings perfect for campfires without the summer heat.

What Makes It Great

Sites for 10-100+ people
Shared pavilions and gathering areas
Group fire rings and cooking facilities
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Hurricane Lake North Youth Group Camp Blackwater River State Forest

Milton

Youth organizations can reserve this entire lakefront campground exclusively, ensuring privacy and dedicated space for bonding activities along 318 acres of pristine water.

Lake Louisa State Park Campground

Clermont
Lake Louisa State Park

Sixty full-service sites and waterfront cabins provide ample space for multiple families to gather between morning paddles on Dixie Lake and sunset fishing sessions.

Fort Clinch State Park Campground

Fernandina Beach
Fort Clinch State Park

With 69 sites split between two distinct campgrounds, you'll find ample space to spread out your crew along either the moss-draped riverfront or windswept Atlantic beachside.

Wekiwa Springs State Park Campground

Apopka, FL
Wekiwa Springs State Park

The spacious campground accommodates larger parties with roomy campsites spread across shaded sandhill slopes, offering ample space for multiple families to set up base together.

Kissimmee Prairie Preserve State Park Campground

Kissimmee Prairie Preserve State Park

The 54,000-acre preserve accommodates groups with primitive cabins on islands reached by ferry, creating an adventure before you even arrive. Massive gathering spaces under Florida's darkest skies let everyone stargaze together after hiking the prairies and roasting s'mores around the campfire.

Ochopee
Big Cypress National Preserve

Nine backcountry sites deep in Big Cypress National Preserve welcome adventurous groups willing to traverse off-road trails by vehicle, bike, or boot to reach this remote wilderness outpost.

Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park Campground

Micanopy, FL
Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park

Large groups can spread across 35 drive-up sites under a dense woodland canopy, with reservable spots ensuring your crew secures adjacent camping along Lake Wauburg.

Hurricane Lake North Campground Blackwater River State Forest

Milton

Eighteen paved sites with full hookups line the shores of this 318-acre lake, offering ample space for multiple families to camp together while enjoying fishing, boating, and forest trails.

Alafia River State Park Campground

Lithia, FL
Alafia River State Park

The Youth Group Area accommodates up to 100 campers with a covered pavilion and open field, while the standard campground's 30 sites with electric and water hookups can be reserved together for larger gatherings.

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Sand Pond Group Camp Pine Log State Forest

River Forest Group Site

Camp Paquette Youth Group Camp Blackwater River State Forest

Hurricane Lake North Youth Group Camp Blackwater River State Forest

Lake Louisa State Park Campground

Fort Clinch State Park Campground

Wekiwa Springs State Park Campground

Kissimmee Prairie Preserve State Park Campground

Pink Jeep Campground

Paynes Prairie Preserve State Park Campground

Hurricane Lake North Campground Blackwater River State Forest

Alafia River State Park Campground

Rocky Bayou State Park Campground

Grayton Beach State Park Campground

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East Camp Zone Little Big Econ State Forest

West Camp Little Big Econ State Forest

Hales Landing Park

Anastasia Campground

Henderson Beach State Park Campground

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Plan Your Trips

Popular Activities

Group camping and outdoor education programsFishing in lakes, rivers, and coastal watersHiking on Florida National Scenic Trail segmentsCanoeing and kayaking on spring-fed riversSwimming in natural springs and lakesMountain biking on forest trails

Tips & Recommendations

1Reserve group sites 6-12 months in advance through the Florida State Parks reservation system or individual forest service offices—popular locations like River Forest Group Site and Fort Clinch book out a year ahead for peak weekends.
2Confirm your group size limits and vehicle restrictions when booking, as most sites have strict capacity caps and parking space allocations.
3Bring shade structures or large canopies for daytime activities, as Florida sun is intense even in winter months.
4Pack a comprehensive first aid kit including treatment for fire ant bites, jellyfish stings (for coastal camps), and heat-related issues.

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