Had a great stay. It's well Kept. We rode bike to the bay…read more Really nice. Shady in some spots and there is a boardwalk to the river.

I first stayed at Newport campground in April of 2025. I had booked a lot next to RV. There was a…read morepremium tent spot available near river with electric and water, cheaper. Tent campers prefer not to be lodged between two big rigs.The host moved me to the beautiful spot and I actually received a credit since tent site was cheaper. I am going this weekend, mid November 2025 and Victoria, the same woman who helped enhance my experience did it again, and secured the perfect spot and applied my credit some 8 months later. I have a free, beautiful camp by the river for three days. Manatee visit you below the deck, the wildlife refuge is across the street, the biking is great there, and the kayaking is wonderful! I find the campground to be well managed and always clean and safe especially for older women. The angry woman's comment was due to the fact that she did not follow the posted rules, and I guess it made her angry that she was asked to follow the rules by the responsible camp host.

Today Tony and I stopped at Rock Landing Marina to check out the water and stumbled across a nice…read morerestaurant and bar with outside dining along the marina We walk about the Marina checking out the water, boats and wildlife. So far only birds, still no gators!!!

If you want gators take the Wakulla Spring boat tour. For…read morethe best fishing at Rock Landing makes a reservation with Captain Joel Weir. This entire community is a hidden gem.

This is a site in the Apalachicola National Forest managed by the USDA Forest Service. It offers…read moreprimitive camping (no hookups) and day use with fishing on Porter Lake. It also offers access for paddlers into winding channels through the floodplain Forest of the Ochlockonee River basin. The site includes a rest room with pit toilet, drinking water from a natural well, and parking. Camping is allowed on a first come, first served basis. (Be aware of hunting seasons because the site is used as a hunt camp during general gun season). On the night we were there (early April, 2025), we were in our Class B RV, and there was a single man in a tent who was hiking the Florida National Scenic Trail. There was space for at least 8, if not more, campers. Use of the campground is free. We visited the campground after a day of significant rain, which attracted quite a few mosquitoes. We also prefer a campground that is somewhat less isolated. The location for the campground is latitude 30.1772, longitude -84.6772.

I've coming here for years just bought a unit 9 love this place. Peaceful and friendly people close…read moreto the breach great place

Very nice. Great sites, amenities, location and access to "Forgotten Coast" treasures.read more

I can't say enough for the friendly staff, they were wonderful in getting us a spot in very short…read morenotice. This place is very clean and close to Apalachicola and St. George Island. We were in the very back and couldn't really see the water but we were just happy to be there.

awesome RV spot very clean and well maintained a nice family spot and a quiet campground will for…read moresure be back!

Follow-up to my previous review. It's just not good business to malign a customer publicly by…read morequestioning their integrity. If it were possible to do 0 or a negative number review I would proceed. HPVR did send a technician out the next morning when the A/C wasn't working, but the system was not fixed during our rental period, so we remained uncomfortable the entire week. I would not have added this additional review, and gave it a day before posting anything - but management's unfortunate year-later response demanded it. I have no idea why my initial review didn't post for almost a year - maybe Yelp can answer that. My original review was entered into the app the day after our return home in 2023. All I can say at this point is caveat emptor.

The prices for the rentals are really very good. You'll pay about half of what you would pay for a…read morerental on nearby St. George Island. Alligator Point is less crowded and the surf is not as rough. However, have they gotten new owners in the last couple of years? The customer service is not what it used to be. We've been renting from this company for more than five years.

I am so glad that Jose and his wife chose to open their business in Wakulla county. They were so…read moregreat when I was looking to buy. No pressure, explained details about the different carts and gave me options. Jose is so knowledgeable about all aspects of the carts he sales and cares about customers after the sale. I recommend stopping by their business, if you're thinking of purchasing a golf cart in the future.