The Ichetucknee Family Campground offers the chance to rent cabins or stay in an RV. You can also paddle the Ichetucknee River. The campground is in Fort White Florida.
You have two options for camping: the tent or the primitive camping area. If you're camping in an RV, the sewage disposal stations are available. You can also rent rafts for paddling the Ichetucknee River. A group campsite can also be booked. You will have a peaceful, large campsite for your group. You can also use the volleyball net, basketball hoop and picnic tables.
The campground is only a short drive from the Ichetucknee State Park which is an excellent spot for boating or tubing. Clear, clear water runs along the six-mile-long river. It is a great water source for swimming and flows from freshwater springs. An outdoor grill is available if you're not sure if you want to go on the river. You can also rent a canoe or kayak.
The campground can be accessed all year. You can also enjoy fireworks on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years. There is a small store at the entrance. The store stocks everything, including cigarettes and scuba equipment. You can also rent tubes from the general store.
While the campground is a wonderful place to stay, there are a few things you need to remember. First, you must make sure that you know the rules. It is important to be aware of the restrictions if you are planning on traveling in an RV. It is a fine sand road. If you have wet feet, you will find yourself stepping on loose sand, which could track into your RV. If you have dogs, you must be sure they are in a designated area and they aren't allowed to bark.
Another common complaint is that there aren't enough bathrooms. The bathroom facilities are located in close proximity to the main office. They are not convenient. You may not be able to use the restrooms as often as you would like if there are many people. The campground is not equipped with Wifi. If you want to book online, you will have to find alternative accommodation.
Smoakhouse, which has been serving Ichetucknee's area since 1994, is also worth a visit. The ranch and campground are situated on 50 acres. For $99., you can hike, fish, or even have a hot breakfast. The ranch also features farm animals. You can also rent fully-equipped cabins.
You will need to pay an entrance fee if you plan on visiting the Ichetucknee River. You will need to pay $10 if you are not camping. You can also rent kayaks, canoes and tubes. If you are visiting for the weekend you can reserve one or more of the 750 spots that lie along the northern side of the river. There is a shuttle service if you need it.