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Walsingham Camp Site

Youngstown, FL 32466

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  • Walsingham Camp Site - Youngstown, Florida 32466, US
  • Walsingham Camp Site - Youngstown, Florida 32466, US
  • Walsingham Camp Site - Youngstown, Florida 32466, US
  • Walsingham Camp Site - Youngstown, Florida 32466, US
  • Walsingham Camp Site - Youngstown, Florida 32466, US
  • Walsingham Camp Site - Youngstown, Florida 32466, US
  • Walsingham Camp Site - Youngstown, Florida 32466, US
  • Walsingham Camp Site - Youngstown, Florida 32466, US
  • Walsingham Camp Site - Youngstown, Florida 32466, US
  • Walsingham Camp Site - Youngstown, Florida 32466, US
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Youngstown, FL 32466, United States

850-539-5999
nwfwater.com
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Walsingham Camp Site is a charming campground located in the serene town of Youngstown, Florida, United States. Nestled amidst lush greenery and towering trees, this campsite offers a peaceful retreat for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you prefer pitching a tent under the stars, parking your RV, or staying in one of their cozy cabins, Walsingham Camp Site has accommodations to suit every camper's needs. With amenities such as hiking trails, picnic areas, and a fishing pond, guests can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities during their stay. Come and experience the beauty and tranquility of Walsingham Camp Site for your next camping adventure.

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ash le:
5

"Favorite place to go camping"

almost 4 years ago
Cory Bennett:
5

"Nice!"

almost 4 years ago
Matt McRell:
2

"Great place to put kayaks in. Unfortunately we put in here on Sunday 10 May 2020 and we got about a 1/3rd of our trip down to SR20 and happened upon a spot that was impassable. We had to paddle upstream and it was miserable. When I say impassable, I mean it. I swam downstream with our kayaks and could not find a route, even carrying. Until someone comes and clears the area, I would say stay clear for kayakers and put in at SR20."

almost 4 years ago
miserkeen1:
1

"Could not get ahold of management area contacts and tried to camp without reservation. Called the numbers, tried the website, neither responded. Went to check it out and with no-one there, I decided to pitch a tent. I saw a worker, who told me he would just "forget" he saw me, then I saw a FWC officer, after asking him about the reservations and saying I did not have one, he gave me a trespassing warning, which he said could have been criminal trespass, 3rd degree felony. Never again. A felony for primitive camping, when it's at devil's hole in the middle of the management area?? Not to mention I made it aware that I did not have the reservation. Apparently it's better not to say anything at all and try to be sneaky than be legal. Edit: I never stayed overnight, and day visits are legal year round. Also, while I was told to leave immediately, other people came to swim the spring without a word. Warning I got was "camping is allowed only at designated sites and for no more than 14 consecutive days at a time or by permit from northwest florida water management district" Guess you must not confuse permit having being given permission and the act of reserving something... To note, this is way off the beaten track, and there were absolutely no other campers at the devils hole camp sites, or any of the other free primitive campsites for miles around."

more 6 years ago
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