Lake Okeechobee RV Park

Campground in Okeechobee, FL • 44 RV Sites

On the canal network at the edge of Lake Okeechobee in south-central Florida, Lake Okeechobee RV Park delivers full-hookup accommodations alongside Florida's most celebrated bass fishing lake—a 730-square-mile freshwater inland sea that has anchored the state's bass fishing reputation for generations. The park's intimate, tree-canopied setting along the canal, with concrete patios, bungalow rentals, and a dedicated boat launch that puts guests on the water in minutes, creates a lakeside atmosphere that combines genuine fishing-camp tradition with the practical amenities modern RVers expect. Just off US Highway 441 and ten minutes from Okeechobee's shops and restaurants, the park balances canal-side seclusion with easy access to the surrounding community. Full-hookup sites with 50-amp electric, water, and sewer sit beneath a canopy of Florida trees on concrete patios that keep sites clean and level through the rainy season's afternoon downpours, and charming bungalow rental accommodations extend the lodging options beyond the RV pad for guests who want a roofed alternative. Free Wi-Fi, air-conditioned bathhouses with showers, laundry facilities, a dog park, and boat storage provide the practical infrastructure for extended stays, and the dedicated boat launch gives anglers direct canal access to Lake Okeechobee's bass fishery without a separate marina visit or launch fee. Lake Okeechobee, covering 730 square miles of relatively shallow freshwater south of the park, consistently ranks as one of the premier largemouth bass fishing lakes in the United States—a fact that drives the campground's identity and most of its long-term visitor traffic. The lake's productive bass habitat in the shallow littoral zones, reed beds, and seasonal hydrilla flats supports both the trophy-bass winter tournament circuit that descends from December through March and the year-round resident anglers who have organized their lives around the lake's seasonal patterns. The Herbert Hoover Dike, which encircles the lake's 143-mile perimeter and carries the Lake Okeechobee Scenic Trail, provides hiking and wildlife observation atop the flood control embankment with unobstructed views of the lake's concentrated wading bird and waterfowl populations. The town of Okeechobee, ten minutes from the park via US 441, serves as the commercial center for the vast agricultural and ranching landscape surrounding the lake's northern shore—sugarcane fields to the south, cattle ranches to the north, and the citrus groves occupying the sandy ridges of the surrounding Treasure Coast plain. Brighton Seminole Indian Reservation, about 20 miles southwest, preserves the traditions and livestock ranching heritage of the Seminole Tribe of Florida, and the Big Cypress Seminole Indian Reservation farther west offers the Billie Swamp Safari experience and the cultural interpretation of one of Florida's most resilient Native communities. Port Mayaca on the lake's eastern shore provides additional access points to the Okeechobee waterway system. The Okeechobee area's year-round fishing climate—mild winters, warm summers, and a bass fishery that remains productive through every season—makes Lake Okeechobee RV Park a destination campground for serious anglers rather than simply a seasonal stop. The winter tournament circuit from November through March brings the highest concentration of tournament-level bass fishing to the lake, while spring and fall produce the most reliable numbers of fish for recreational anglers working the shallows in the early morning hours. The canal setting's quiet atmosphere, combined with the bass lake's extraordinary proximity and the campground's practical amenity package, creates a destination that delivers exactly what it promises to the guest who comes for the fishing.

Campground rules and policies

Check-In Procedure
- RV/Tent sites check-in time: 2:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.
- RV/Tent sites check-out time: 11:00 a.m.
- Late check-outs will incur an additional night’s charge.
- While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement.RV Age Requirements
- Please contact the office if your RV is 10 years old or older.
- Photos are required prior to arrival.Quiet Hours
- Quiet time is between 10:00 pm and 8:00 am.
- Disturbing noise is not permitted at any time.
- Loud parties, radio, TV, or other excessive noise will not be allowed at any time.
- When talking or partying outside your RV, please be mindful of your neighbors; this is a very small park.Speed Limit
- The resort speed limit is 10 miles per hour.
- For the safety of our guests, please observe the speed limits.Vehicle
- Unregistered motorcycles and/or minibikes are not permitted to be ridden around in the park.
- Golf Carts and ATVs are not permitted to be driven around in the park.
- No “homemade” RVs or school buses are allowed without prior approval.
- Tents, pop-ups, vans, or van conversions are not permitted.
- The staff reserves the right to refuse entry to any rigs based on noise, aesthetics, or other offensive attributes.
- Only 1 vehicle is allowed per site.
- Vehicles may not be parked on other sites or on the roads.
- Storage is available for a reasonable fee if needed.
- No automotive repairs or oil changes are permitted on sites.
- No washing of vehicles.Child Policy
- Parents are responsible for the safety and conduct of their children.
- Never leave children unattended, in vehicles, or elsewhere in the park.
- Parents are responsible for damage caused by their children.
- Children must never be left unsupervised and if under 12 must be accompanied by an adult
in the restroom.Alcohol
- Drunken and disorderly conduct will not be permitted.
- Anyone deemed intoxicated or causing a scene will be asked to retire to your RV, and if you refuse, you will be evicted.Prohibited
- Smoking and vaping is prohibited in all Park buildings, including restrooms, laundry, and clubhouse.
- Please do not discard cigarette butts on the ground.
- Possession or discharge of firearms or fireworks is strictly forbidden.
- No smoking or vaping is allowed in any RV Park buildings.
- No solicitation of any kind allowed in the park.
- No sales or display of goods permitted at the individual sites.
- Fireworks are not permitted in the park.Campfires And Fire Pits
- Campfires and firepits are not permitted due to the old oak trees and the density of the trees.Canal
- Swimming not permitted in the canal; watch out for alligators.Bicycle
- No bicycling, skateboarding, or rollerblading after dark.Clotheslines
- Clotheslines and outdoor appliances are not permitted.Firewood
- No open wood fires are permitted anywhere in the Park.
- Gas and Charcoal grills are permitted at your site.Cleanliness
- Please keep your outside area clean and uncluttered.
- We do not allow outside appliances, outside storage bins, or storage under your RV.Visitor
- Visitors are welcome.
- We do ask that you check with the office so that any visitor vehicle can be safely parked.
- Do not park on any other site without management approval.Trash
- Trash is to be taken to the dumpster by site D16 and not left outside of the RV or Bungalow.Pets
- Pets are not permitted inside any Bungalow.
- We are a pet-friendly park.
- Please be courteous of our other guests.
- Please pick up after your pet immediately in all areas of the park.
- If we have to clean up after your pet, you will be charged a $50 fee, and if it becomes habitual, you will be asked to leave the park with no refunds.
- Owner must have a waste bag with them at all times when walking their pet.
- All pets must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet at all times except inside the dog park.
- Pets must not annoy any guests.
- Barking dogs will not be tolerated.
- Pets are not to be walked on other campsites (occupied or empty), please use common grass areas.
- Aggressive or vicious dogs are not allowed in the park.
- If your dog exhibits aggressive behavior toward humans or other pets.
- We will ask you to keep it in your RV for the safety of our guests and their pets, and you may be asked to leave the park.
- Pets are welcome but must be on a 6-foot leash and under owner's control.Campground Disclaimer
- Lake Okeechobee RV Park is not responsible for any loss due to fire, accident, or theft, nor any loss, damages, or injury to any resident or their guests or property of either.