Falling Waters State Park Campground

Road at campground is a little tight but manageable. Not all sites are level but they are doable. Quiet, peaceful, not crowded together. $25 includes water and electric. Convenient dump site at exit.
A few short hiking trails to the water fall and small lake. Very nice! Pet friendly.
No problem with bugs at the campsite but we did find a couple ticks while hiking.

This is a small park and sites are tight. Trail from campground to the falls was nice just watch out for the occasional root sticking up out of the ground. The falls were flowing full flow. Campers were all very friendly and we made several new friends at this campground. Cell service is not stable - our phones showed 3 bars LTE on Verizon but had trouble opening up apps and checking emails - very slow and when we opened up the email, the signal dropped to 1 bar. This park had the most birds of other parks. Some birds were birds that we rarely see in Florida. Got to see lots of deer and raccoons. Our main camping trips are close to our home and are meant to unwind and just get away from our house breaks. I think just about every camper had a dog or 2 - this was the most dogs we have seen camping. It was very quiet and we enjoyed our recharge trip. Our site was a dirt pad with a few stones however it was fairly level.

Absolutely beautiful little state park campground. The falls are breathtaking and the hiking is wonderful. The bathrooms are very clean and well maintained. Site #10 is one of the more secluded sights and in my opinion the best site at the campground! We originally booked for a full week and were so excited to hike and kayak but we are full time and still have to work. The reviews say that there is service and it is an absolute lie at the campground. There's service at the day use parking lot and at the entrance of the park but the campground has nothing. Even will our cell booster we couldn't get even google to load much less work out there the full week.

Usually when that happens we head into town and find a coffee shop but the closest coffee shop in town has sporadic hours and the next closest has spotty Wi-Fi and blasts Christian music so loud you can hear it outside.

We ended up finding another RV resort in Tallahassee to stay the week but we will definitely be back to spend a weekend (not working) sometime soon!

Drive by kiosk to check-in, very easy. Easy access off I10. This is a small park only about 20 sites, site 24 was on the end which is away from other sites. Most sites are close together. Facilities were excellent, nice showers. Power and water worked well.

Very little water over the falls but still worth seeing. No noise just birds and hickory nuts and pine cones falling.

About 5 miles from Chipley, FL with many restaurants, grocery stores and Walmart.

Decent AT&T cell service 3-4 bars; 15-20 HDTV channels.

In this video, I show you preferred campsites and the tallest waterfall in Florida at Falling Waters State Park; video uploaded here on Campendium for your immediate reference. Falling Waters State Park boasts both the highest elevation campground in Florida at 324 above sea level and the highest waterfall at 73 feet high. We provide you a walking tour of the Falling Waters State Park campground and show you the best campsites. Verizon cellular service clocked in at 0.34 Mbps download speed and 5,58 Mbps upload speed. AT&T cellular service clocked in at 116.0 Mbps download speed and 8.86 Mbps upload speed. T-Mobile cellular service clocked in at 1.40 Mbps download speed and 0.07 Mbps upload speed.

Because of the rain there were some cancellations, so I was able to get into this park as a drive-up without having to make a reservation with RipOffAmerica.com. The $10 rate reflects a 50% discount for Florida seniors.
Also because of the rain, the waterfall was flowing at a fantastic rate. The waterfall is a 25 minute hike from the campground. It descends 73 feet into a sinkhole formed by the waterfall. Along the way you'll pass a swimming beach (somehow the park rangers have trained the alligators to not attack the swimmers.) Along the path, much of which is a boardwalk, you'll pass an old oil well and many sinkholes.
The campground is dirt, requiring only slight leveling. The restrooms were clean, in good condition, with nice hot showers.
View my photos for a good look at the waterfall.

Have waited six months into our RV life to start reviews for fair comparisons. Stayed 2 nights in 35 foot RV+tow car in 2 different sites at $27/night. This campground was alright, nothing wrong with it, just nothing too exciting. Waterfall wasn’t very exciting either. The hiking trails were small but very nice, great for walking the dog. Two nights here was plenty.