Deep Creek Designated Campsite 53
Tate's Hell State Forest
Write a Review Deep Creek Rd. Carrabelle, FL 32322 850-697-0010 Reservations: 877-879-3859 Official WebsiteGPS: 29.8592, -84.9669
Overview of Deep Creek Designated Campsite 53
Reservations required. Permits are issued with reservations and must be displayed at all times.
The camping area on the creek bank is often muddy and not practical for camping. A backup spot with fire ring, grill, and picnic table is located in a dry sandy area on the right as you approach the campsite.
Accessibility is not guaranteed, always scout ahead before driving down dirt roads. Learn more: Boondocking 101.
Last Price Paid: $14
Reported by Lisle on 1/25/2022
Number of Sites 1
Pad Type dirt
Reservations yes
Elevation 0 ft / 0 m
Max Stay 14
Max Length 26 ft
Tent Camping Yes
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Last reported 1/25/2022
“Hunt Camp Dec thru Feb”
Reviewed 1/25/2022
| Nightly rate: | $14 |
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| Days stayed: | 2 |
| Site Number: | 53 |
Overall Rating
Lots of hunters in this area from Dec 1 through at least mid-February. Best to avoid during those times unless you are hunting. Access down adequate dirt/sandy road, but go slow. Be aware there are ditches with water in them across the road. Some are "rock ditches", ie. they have heavy gravel in the bottom so you won't get stuck in... more
Lots of hunters in this area from Dec 1 through at least mid-February. Best to avoid during those times unless you are hunting. Access down adequate dirt/sandy road, but go slow. Be aware there are ditches with water in them across the road. Some are "rock ditches", ie. they have heavy gravel in the bottom so you won't get stuck in the mud or sand. Check out the depth of the water carefully. I put on rubber boots and walked out into one, which turned out to be only 5-6" deep and passable, though I couldn't tell that without walking across it. They are meant to be driven through. This site was not attractive - swampy area round it, open rough field with picnic table and fire ring. Short road into the campsite itself was very rutted and muddy. I ended up camping in the intersection of 2 dirt roads just outside the actual site. However, many pick up trucks of hunters came through. Glad I had a chat with one guy and he alerted his buddies to watch out for me -- very kind. Even though it was way down a dirt road, it was close enough to 65 that I could hear the cars all night. Verizon was spotty, 1-2 bars.
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“Hunt Camp Dec thru Feb”
Reviewed 1/25/2022
| Nightly rate: | $14 |
|---|---|
| Days stayed: | 2 |
| Site Number: | 53 |
Overall Rating
Lots of hunters in this area from Dec 1 through at least mid-February. Best to avoid during those times unless you are hunting. Access down adequate dirt/sandy road, but go slow. Be aware there are ditches with water in them across the road. Some are "rock ditches", ie. they have heavy gravel in the bottom so you won't get stuck in... more
Lots of hunters in this area from Dec 1 through at least mid-February. Best to avoid during those times unless you are hunting. Access down adequate dirt/sandy road, but go slow. Be aware there are ditches with water in them across the road. Some are "rock ditches", ie. they have heavy gravel in the bottom so you won't get stuck in the mud or sand. Check out the depth of the water carefully. I put on rubber boots and walked out into one, which turned out to be only 5-6" deep and passable, though I couldn't tell that without walking across it. They are meant to be driven through. This site was not attractive - swampy area round it, open rough field with picnic table and fire ring. Short road into the campsite itself was very rutted and muddy. I ended up camping in the intersection of 2 dirt roads just outside the actual site. However, many pick up trucks of hunters came through. Glad I had a chat with one guy and he alerted his buddies to watch out for me -- very kind. Even though it was way down a dirt road, it was close enough to 65 that I could hear the cars all night. Verizon was spotty, 1-2 bars.
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Verizon 4G
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“Quiet and secluded, but...”
Reviewed 1/21/2021
| Nightly rate: | $9 |
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| Days stayed: | 2 |
| Site Number: | 53 |
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the site is out in the deep woods, so very quiet and serene. to get there you should have a 4 wheel drive vehicle(I did not and almost got stuck twice). there are a few water crossings, some muddy roads and generally water all around. the creek is not that picturesque altho close. there is no signal at all, none! had to drive towards c... more
the site is out in the deep woods, so very quiet and serene. to get there you should have a 4 wheel drive vehicle(I did not and almost got stuck twice). there are a few water crossings, some muddy roads and generally water all around. the creek is not that picturesque altho close. there is no signal at all, none! had to drive towards civilization to find a bar(internet). the one and only site has roots and fairly unlevel. there was a little road noise from 65. there are too many other places to go to have to settle for this place.
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noted 4/18/2020
From highway 98 in Eastpoint, turn north on highway 65 to Tower Road to the sign for Deep Creek Tract, directly across from the Tate's Hell Forest field office. Turn onto Tower Road and go 1 mile to the 3-way intersection. Continue north on Tower Road to Deep Creek Road for a total of just under 2.5 miles from Hwy 65. Turn left on Deep Creek Road for 3.7 miles to the campsite. A unique feature of this site is a small stand of dwarf cypress trees. Please review the overall map for campsites at Tate's Hell State Forest.
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- dry camping
Recreation
- water access
Site Amenities
- fire ring
- picnic table
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