Wildwood Park Campground

We stayed here for 7 nights the first week of March. Great park that was perfect for our bikes- trails and just biking around the park roads. Lake was so beautiful. Lots of birds, very peaceful but we also enjoyed the activity at the boat ramp.

We stayed in loop number one and all of the sites here have water views even if not directly on the water. They are a little close together but very beautiful so it’s still worth it. Loop two seems to be spaced with more privacy and larger sites though a bit further back from the water edge.

The host was very friendly, we talked to her a bit and she was helpful. Since we only had water and electric (no sewer) We opted to shower in the bath house. Very clean, well kept and the pressure and water temp were great.

Easy in and out, roads within the park or well-kept and paved. One of the best three lane modern dump stations that we’ve seen.

This is the second time we've stayed at this campground and it did not disappoint. We tried a different waterfront spot this time, #23. While it didn't have the expansive open water view, it still was waterfront and it was much more private than the other spot we previously stayed at, #14. Bath house is still under construction, but they have moved in a large portable toilet unit that has about 4 toilets for each group. Our site was level (only used one leveling block) and wide enough to put a boat if you had one. Nice trails for hiking. Many large fishing tournaments launch out of this park at this time of year, so if you don't like that noise early on a Saturday morning, then bring ear plugs. But, we love watching that and watching weigh-ins, so it didn't bother us at all. Again, only complaint is that the fire pits aren't cleaned out between campers.

Great campground if you love the water and/or also have a boat for fishing. Area 1 has many waterfront spots and most of them are pretty level. We backed in and were level as soon as we disconnected...WIN!! We think the best waterfront spots are 11 and 14. Spot 23 is also waterfront but farther back in a cove and may not be waterfront if the lake isn't at full pool, but 23 is right across from the shower/bath house. Note: The shower/bath house for Area 1 is closed through March for upgrades and you'd need to drive to one of the other areas to use that amenity. There are no sewer or cable hookups. However, there is a nice new 3-lane dump station on the way out and even on a holiday weekend w/ a full park, it wasn't crowded when we left at 10am. We don't have a satellite, but Verizon reception was good enough that we could watch news and football games with our computer hooked to the TV, so there is a workaround. Even though the park was 95% full, everyone was respectful and not noisy, so there were no issues. The only con we found was that firepits weren't cleaned out between campers....ours had some semi-burned logs and lots of cigarette butts. Judy, host for Area 1, is wonderful :)

The camp areas are crowded with no privacy due to the proximity of the sites, however, the primitive sites were cheaper and we had an entire area to ourselves. Surrounded by water on three sides. There are some primitive sites you can drive your vehicle right on. Primitive sites have no water or electric. They do have picnic table and fire ringsSome you have to hike your things in. We found the perfect spot, parked the van right on the water's edge and enjoyed a quiet peaceful night. There are toilets relatively close but no showers.

We came in on Sunday of the Labor Day weekend and it was packed with 3-4 cars at each site. However our site was right on the water in CG 1 and was fairly level with lots of good shade. A lot of folks left on Monday so it quieted down a bit although boat traffic was still steady. Very popular spot for boats given the amazing boat ramp. We brought our mountain bike and hits the trails ( about 16 miles total) and after getting turned around a few times while ending up on the frisbee golf course we did find the Bartram trail which is a great mountain bike/ hiking trail that takes you all around the lake. However the trails haven’t been maintained in quite some time so there was a lot of dead trees we had to climb over with the bikes. We finally called it quits about 6 miles in but would love to come back when they are fully cleared.
We also took out kayak out on the lake and found a ton of cool coves to hang out. Lake access right from the site.
Weather was perfect, cooler with low humidity and a nice breeze, a welcome respite from Tallahassee.
We didn’t have time to hit the Disk Gold Hall of Fame but heard it’s pretty cool. Bathrooms were meh but that is the beauty of an RV, we have our own facilities. We will certainly be back again.
WiFi coverage wasn’t great but with our MoFi device we were able to stream Netfilx later in the evening.

Camping is divided into three areas. Many of the sites are directly on the water so you could launch a canoe or kayak directly from your campsite but if you have a power boat there is a huge, very modern launch area. There are many amenities such as a frisbee golf course, many hiking trails, playgrounds. This is a county park with easy checkin. When I arrived in February it was practically empty. I was only planning to stay overnight but it was such a lovely spot that I kept extending my stay. It’s also close to town with Walmart and other stores. It is easy to get to — right off of Interstate 20.