From March 19 to 22, 2023, we stayed at the Holiday Campground, located on 14 Coastal Highway, Panacea, FL 32346, specifically at site #2. We were charged $62.00 per night plus tax, totaling $68.82. It was a tight squeeze, just fitting our 36-foot class A vehicle. The car was barely able to fit across the back without encroaching on the neighboring site. Our gravel lot was situated near the waterway, offering a pleasant view. It was flat and included a small paved patio area. A picnic table was set up at the front of the site, as was a fire pit on the grass. However, the firewood we purchased from the campground didn't burn well. The utilities were satisfactory, but the WiFi was not usable. We opted not to use the cable. A convenient bike and walking trail led to the nearby small town, approximately three miles away. We enjoyed the shrimp from My-Way Seafood, and Mineral Springs Seafood offered a selection of fish, shrimp, and dips. There's also a Dollar General store in town for other necessities. The campground's location next to the highway and bridge resulted in some traffic noise, but running the fan at night helped to mask it. Angelo's restaurant, located across the street, had positive reviews, but unfortunately, it was closed on the days we were there, Monday and Tuesday. The campground also had a pool, which looked inviting, but we didn't use it or any of the other facilities. The surrounding area doesn't have much to offer. We found the campgrounds in Carrabelle, which is about 30 minutes away, to be more appealing.

We stayed there , sites very tight together. Old school rv park. But is was not overpriced for what it was. Just went to book for upcoming journey in that direction, they have decided they are worth big bucks, 68.00 a night. 20.00 increase from last year. Maybe one of the big boys have bought out. Just not worth that kind of cash for that type park. Good luck your awning don’t hit the slide next to you.

We spent 4 nights here in March. Our site was in the middle of the campground. Our awning overlapped our neighbors slide. As the result of everyone being so close, it was also very noisy. Little effort is made to control dust so with any breeze there is a lot of dust. If you had a water view, it would be much better (still tight). Campground is a mix of short and long term campers.

This RV Park has a nice setting right on the water! Pros: Great bathrooms Pretty views from the beach area Nice fishing dock Friendly staff and people Lots to visit from the area Quiet Safe Close to bike path Cons: Tight spots but I expect that from an RV Park Not a ton of room to walk the dogs in the park. Overall a great spot and we’d stay again!

Stayed here in late October, 2020. We would highly recommend taking a waterfront site. They aren't that much more expensive than the other sites, but very well worth the view and nice sitting areas -- with fire ring -- on the waterfront behind your rig. We sat out each night for a great sunset over Ochlokonee Bay. Sites along the waterfront can be tight and backing in may take a couple of attempts, especially if you are across from the pool and bath house. The pool was very nice and the bath rooms were updated with great showers and plenty of space. Laundry rooms were clean and reasonably priced. Friendly and helpful staff here as well. Easy access here -- just be aware it is the last right tun before reaching the causeway over the bay. Traffic noise is a small issue here during the day, but it is not a problem at night. Lots and lots to do in this area. Exploring the coast will keep you occupied over several day trips. We especially liked St. George Island for its lighthouse and the beaches at the State Park. Carabelle was a great location to pick up some deliciously fresh seafood. Lots of dining options in this area with plenty of shopping nearby in Crawfordville. We really enjoyed our stay here and highly recommend this Park for a relaxing, waterfront stay.

The campground has clean bathrooms with hot showers, WiFi, laundry facilities, swimming pool, playground, volleyball, shuffleboard, horseshoes, a pavilion, a boat ramp, as well as a recreation room with board games and a foosball table. They advertise a fishing/sunset pier, but it had been destroyed by Hurricane Michael in 2018. However, it was under construction while we were there, and looked like it had been for a while, so it should be completed within a month or two. The park has lots of all kinds; waterfront, pull-through, full hook-ups, and so on. They go from $41 to $48 a night, with the more expensive lots being on the water. On holidays the rates go up an additional $10. There are also monthly and yearly rates available. We stayed on lot 28, which is the biggest lot in the park and has the best view while also being the most expensive--which is probably why it was the only lot they had available. It has a large "yard" with a fire ring leading down to the water with an amazing view of the Ochlockonee Bay and some spectacular sunsets. It has full hook-ups and cable. The only complaints we had were all related to the time of year. It is hot and muggy this time of year in Florida, and there's no escaping that. There were also a lot of gnats and mosquitoes, but mainly right around dusk. Once it got dark and the bats came out, all the bugs disappeared. Regardless, we would recommend visiting the park at another time of the year when it's not so hot.

Used the campground as a base to explore Wakulla parc, St.George Isl, Carrabelle and Apolochicola. Wittnessed all evenings a beautiful sunset, while njoying a glass of wine we noticed dolfins rounding up mullet for diner. The restrooms with showers were dated but clean, the people friendly and the reception helpfull. Washing & drying for $1,5 each worked fine.

Amazing fireworks for the 4th! We was disappointed when we didn't get waterfront, but after the first night they moved us for the other 2 nights to ocean view. Sites was really close but the hostess was extra nice and so was all the campers. Pool was clean. Restrooms clean. Only negative comments is water had dead fish and lots of sea foam. Kids couldn't swim but they was beach area across the road. Nice seafood restaurants. Hope to be back next year!

We chose this campground because we needed a quiet place to stop and get some work done before heading to our next destination. The reviews were not that great and the website is horribly outdated. But you can't beat the price (we paid $238 for 7 nights). The campground is dated, not doubt about it. It needs some TLC. And it's like stepping back in time staying here. Our original idea of having some time to get some work done went right out the window with all of the places to see and things to do in this area. Some definite things to see and do: Bald Point State Park. Amazing scenery and seclusion. Wakulla Springs - Take a 40 minute boat ride through a natural spring and see all sorts of wildlife including alligators, manatee, and so many species of birds. Mashes Sands beach is a short 6 minute drive down a beautiful road. And there are so many seafood restaurants within a few miles. We bought huge, fresh shrimp for $6lb right down the road. Don't expect a lot here except a quiet campground and amazing views. Camp on the water if you stay here. It's not much more and the views of the sunset are incredible. The showers were the very hot and the bathhouse was decent. The pool was not open during our stay. They do have wifi and it worked really well at times. We found that the best time to use it was early in the morning - 6-8AM.

We will never stay in this place again. The manager here is awful. She is incredibly dishonest. I you do stay here double check everything and get it in writing. Our mail disappeared (after being signed for by the clerk). They would take no responsibility. There are several other parks on 98 that charge less and have more amenities