Womack Creek Campground Sites 29-40
Tate's Hell State Forest
Write a Review Jeff Sanders Rd. Carrabelle, FL 32322 850-697-0010 Reservations: 877-879-3859 Official WebsiteGPS: 30.001, -84.5391
Overview of Womack Creek Campground Sites 29-40
Womack Creek Campground is situated on the Ochlockonee River in Tate's Hell State Forest which is part of the Florida Scenic Trail and Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail, making it a great place for fishing, boating, hiking, picnicking and wildlife viewing.
Located about 12 miles north of Carrabelle, FL, Womack Creek is the most developed and largest of all the camping areas within Tate’s Hell. The campground is open year-round and offers 12 campsites for tents and small RV's with picnic tables and fire rings. Campsites #34, #36 & #38 are designated as RV sites with 30/50 amp service. Womack Creek Campground has restrooms with flush toilets, showers, boat ramp, and picnic pavilion. Campers should be aware that the water supply at the campground is non-potable so bring lots of drinking water.
Womack Creek Campground is operated by the Florida Forest Service, for questions about camping or recreation opportunities in Tate's Hell State Forest, please call (850) 697-0010. Womack Creek's Tent and RV campsites can be reserved up to 11 months in advance via reserveamerica.com.
For more information check out 15 Best Places to Camp in Tate’s Hell State Forest.
Last Price Paid: $29
Reported by Mini Motorhome on 3/1/2020
Longest RV Reported: 24 feet (Travel Trailer)
Reported by LOSTAGN on 10/13/2019
Number of Sites 12
Pad Type dirt
Reservations yes
Elevation 0 ft / 0 m
Max Stay 14
Max Length 35 ft
Tent Camping Yes
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“Secluded and Remote, with a few Caveats”
Reviewed 3/1/2020
| Nightly rate: | $29 |
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| Days stayed: | 1 |
| Site Number: | 36 |
This site is definitely off the beaten path, for those looking for a place without the crowds
Pros: It is set among pine trees and has a moderate amount of shrub between sites for privacy. It is right along a river and has dirt roads to hike along. The camp ground host was friendly and helpful.
Cons: 1) As mentioned in previous reviews, Google maps does NOT give accurate directions. The campground must be approached from Jeff Sanders Rd on the wide side of the river; Google takes you to the east side, and somehow expects you to drive through the river. 2) There are only 3 RV sites (luckily the place is not busy) that are all for shorter rigs--I'd guess 28ft max, and 3) the road in is bumpy and full of puddles. Recommend only for study rigs.
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Mini Motorhome would stay here again
This review is the opinion of a Campendium member and not of Campendium.com
“Just about midway between St. Augustine and Panama City”
Reviewed 10/13/2019
| Nightly rate: | $17 |
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| Days stayed: | 3 |
| Site Number: | 36 |
Just spent 3 nights here, it made a good stop between St. Augustine and Panama City.
This was one of the only campgrounds in the general area that had sites available at this time of the year (Columbus day weekend and some areas closed because they are still recovering from Hurricane Michael). Also the snowbirds are migrating making it almost impossible to find anything reasonably close to a beach. But that was OK with us since we just came from Savannah and St. Augustine and headed to Panama City.
Very laid back campground nestled among 100 foot pine tress in the middle of a state forest preserve.
Sites have picnic tables and fire pits.
The host/caretaker welcomed us shortly after we arrived, you can get water there but not potable, no dump.
If you are still reading, this is the very important part of the review.
DO NOT TRY TO FIND THIS PLACE ON GOOGLE MAPS!!!!!!
EVEN THE DIRECTIONS FROM RESERVE AMERICA HAS A FLAW..
I'll start with reserve america flaw, in the know before you go, Directions it tells you to take county road 67 from US 98. Well CR 67 is not marked from either east or west from 98. You have to go to Tallahassee St. And go North, it turns to CR 67 in a few blocks. The rest of the direction is correct.
As far as Google maps is concerned. A total PIA, wound up in the forest around 25/30 miles in the wrong direction. The campground caretaker shared more frustrating stories about people getting there, some very humerus.
See attached photo for the accurate co coordinates. I checked it and they are on the money.
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LOSTAGN would stay here again
This review is the opinion of a Campendium member and not of Campendium.com
noted 4/5/2020
From Highway 98 in Carrabelle take county road 67 north 13 miles to Rock Landing Road. (You could also use Jeff Sanders Road which is shorter but has a longer unpaved portion and includes a narrow one-lane bridge with a weight limit.) At the intersection of Jeff Sanders and Rock Landing Roads, continue left on Jeff Sanders Rd. and travel 1.6 miles. The entrance to the campground will be to the left. Please review the overall map for campsites at Tate's Hell State Forest.
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Amenities
Hookups
- 50 Amp
- 30 Amp
- dry camping
- Partial Hookups
Recreation
- boat ramp
- fishing
- picnic area
- recreation trail
- water access
Site Amenities
- fire ring
- picnic table
Facilities
- restrooms: flush
- showers
Pets
- pets
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