At $30 a night this would have been a little bit expensive place to stay, not to much to do nearby but watch the wildlife (cows, alligators, bunnies and birds) and see the boats pass through the locks on the waterway, unless you're into fishing. But at half price with the Lifetime Seniors Pass the $15 price made in the perfect place fo... more

This was our second stay here. The sites are all 30 or 50 amp with water. A dump station is available on site. Beautiful views of boats passing through the locks. Saw some gators & lots of birds. Last time we were here we saw the otters, but we didn't look for them this time. There's not much in the area to do, so this is an excelle... more

Great for one night or extended stay. Enjoy the boats locking thru. Eagles also!

This COE campground is very nice with clean restrooms with a washer and dryer. Sites are concrete pads with gravel sitting areas with covered picnic tables. The sites along the river are the best being right on the river to watch boats go by. Price reflects NP senior discount. Very hard to spots here, you need to reserve 6 months in ad... more

We stayed here on sites 40, 43, and 49 we took whatever openings we could get as the cancellations came in. The campground hosts Ray and Cindy added to this great campground. They held get togethers for campers and it was a wonderful way to meet our fellow travelers. The sites are clean, with covered picnic tables, crush stone pat... more

Oronta Lock Campground, (aka Oronta South) is a shining example of your COE campgrounds. The sites are very clean and well designed, although small with only 51 sites. The campground sits on the Okeechobee Waterway and overlooks the Oronta Locks. This is a very quiet campground with everything including water and electric at each site,... more

This is one of 3 COE campgrounds on the Okeechobee Waterway. It is not really not near anything but wow does it still have a lot to offer for campers who like birds and other water animals. During my brief stay, I watched otters feed and then play in the adjacent water. Also lots of different migrating birds. Some of the sites sit ... more