Rustic Lakefront Glamping Under the Stars with River Accesss & Kayaking in Wewahitchka, Florida

Experience a premier glamping getaway in Wewahitchka, Florida, where nature meets comfort. Our spacious glamping tent is furnished with one comfortable queen bed and is equipped with a space heater or portable AC unit to ensure a pleasant stay regardless of the season. You will have everything you need for light meal prep, including a coffee machine and essential dishes and utensils. Stay connected with high-speed WiFi available directly at your site, while enjoying the rustic charm of the surrounding cypress-lined lakes.



The property is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, offering direct access to the Dead Lakes and Apalachicola River for premier boating, kayaking, and fishing. On-site, you can relax by two fishing ponds, explore our hiking trail, or utilize the boat ramps and fishing piers. We are a family and pet-friendly park, featuring a playground for children and a fenced-off dog park for your furry companions. For your convenience, the park includes restrooms, hot showers, and laundry facilities, as well as an on-site camp store stocked with firewood, snacks, beer, and camping supplies.



While you are here, keep an eye out for abundant wildlife such as deer, owls, and turtles. We are located just a short drive from Gulf Coast beaches like Mexico Beach and Port St. Joe, offering the perfect balance of a secluded woodland retreat and coastal accessibility. Whether you are here for the world-class fishing or a peaceful weekend under the stars, our park provides a welcoming and well-maintained environment for a truly memorable stay

We are John and Ariel Guinn, dedicated RV park managers committed to providing a welcoming, safe, and well-maintained environment for every guest. John is a United States Marine Corps veteran originally from Orlando, Florida, who brings strong leadership, responsibility, and a meticulous attention to detail to the daily operations of the park. He is an avid outdoorsman who enjoys fishing, hunting, and spending time on the water.



Ariel, originally from Wilson, North Carolina, focuses on the organizational and guest-centered aspects of park management. In her free time, she enjoys reading and gardening. Together, we live on-site and share a passion for cooking, spending time with our family, and fostering a friendly, community-oriented atmosphere. Our combined experience and dedication ensure that your stay is both positive and memorable

Guests choose its unique blend of natural beauty, comfort, and family-friendly amenities. Nestled among the scenic cypress-lined Dead Lakes, the park offers a peaceful and memorable outdoor getaway with spacious sites and two on-site ponds for fishing and relaxation.



The property is a community-oriented destination that balances outdoor adventure with modern convenience, providing high-speed Starlink WiFi at every site. Guests appreciate the well-maintained facilities, including an on-site camp store, a playground, and a fenced-off dog park for furry companions. Its location in Wewahitchka offers a quiet, rural atmosphere while remaining just a short drive from local festivals, tupelo honey tastings, and the beautiful Gulf Coast beaches

Nestled in the heart of Wewahitchka, Florida, our property offers a front-row seat to the breathtaking beauty of the Dead Lakes. This region is famous for its hauntingly beautiful landscape of ancient cypress skeletons and moss-draped trees, creating a serene and "Old Florida" atmosphere that feels worlds away from the hustle and bustle.



A Nature Lover’s Paradise

The park is perfectly positioned for those who love the water. We provide direct access to the Apalachicola River and the Dead Lakes, which are world-renowned for their unique ecosystem and premier bass and shellcracker fishing. Whether you are navigating the winding waterways by kayak or launching a boat for a day on the river, the natural scenery is unmatched.



The Best of Both Worlds

While you'll enjoy the peace of a rural, woodland setting, you are never far from local culture and coastal adventures:

Wewahitchka (5 mins): Home to the world-famous Tupelo Honey. Be sure to visit local honey stands or grab a bite at favorites like Point Break Pizza, The Hitch, or El Jalisco.

The Gulf Coast (25–30 mins): If you’re craving salt air, the white sand beaches of Mexico Beach and Port St. Joe are just a short, scenic drive away.



Wildlife & Surroundings

The area is a sanctuary for local wildlife. It is common to spot deer, owls, turtles, and the occasional alligator as you explore the park or the nearby hiking trails. At night, the lack of city lights makes for incredible stargazing over the water, accompanied by the peaceful sounds of the surrounding cypress swamp.