Blackwater River SP - Holt Campground

Full Amenity List

• Biking
• Picnic Shelter
• Iron Ranger
• Restroom
• Paved Roads
• Boat Ramp
• Golf Course
• 18 Hole Golf Course
• Kayaking
• Canoe Rental
• Sandy Beach
• Mountain Biking
• Wildlife Viewing
• Table
• Trails
• Tubing
• Pay Telephone
• Horse Trail
• Bike Trail
• Playground
• Backpack Overnight Trails
• Campground Host
• Pressurized Water
• Picnic Area
• Scenery
• Hospital
• Equestrian Trails
• Trailhead
• Boating
• Hot Showers

Descriptions from Across the Web

• ... considered one of the purest sand-bottom rivers in the world. The river's sand-bottom, dark tannin water, and contrasting large white sandbars have drawn worldwide attention, and provide the perfect setting for this 590-acre park. ... more on ReserveAmerica.com

Directions

Heading east on 1-10 exit 31 ( Hwy 87n), 1/2 mile, right turn on Hwy 90E, 7 miles to town of Harold, Left turn onto Deaton Bridge Road, 3 miles to main gate. Heading west on 1-10 exit 45 to town of Holt (blinking light), Left turn onto Hwy 90, Approximately 15 miles to the town of Harold, right turn on Deaton Bridge Road, 3 miles to main gate.

Miscellaneous

• Additional Info: Safety Notification Due to the state?s varying drought conditions, Florida state parks and county officials are working to determine the appropriateness of open campfires and charcoal or propane grills. Please call direct, or select the park homepage, at www.floridastateparks.org, for information on current campfire and open flame policies. The park gates close at sunset. If you plan to arrive late please contact the park prior to 5 PM on the day of your arrival. Camping Fees: $12.00 per night plus tax (incl. water & electric)., Pets are allowed in family camping areas overnight. Pets are welcome overnight in all the camping parks. Pet rules apply. Domestic breeds of dogs, except guide or signal dogs or animals trained to assist individuals with a disability, cats, fur-bearing animals, birds and reptiles are not allowed in food-service areas, cabins or cabin areas, primitive campgrounds, beaches where bathing and swimming are permitted, either land and water portions, park buildings, playgrounds, and areas de

Other Web Resources

• http://www.visitpensacola.com