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Ho-Hum RV Park

2132 US-98, Carrabelle, FL 32322

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We're not a Resort--We're "Ho Hum." A different kind or RV Park. No, there isn’t a swimming pool or Jacuzzi. Nor, are there elaborately landscaped sites. But, our grounds are surfaced with gravel made of million year old ground fossilized oyster shell that is easy to walk and drive on. The Gulf of Mexico is within an oyster shells throw from any site. There is a private unobstructed 1/2 mile natural walking beach that's great for dog walking. Fish from our 250 ft. pier, or your own boat or kayak. Or just sit back and enjoy the breathtaking sunrises, dolphins slowly swimming by, pelicans floating or flying in formation overhead, and, sea gulls and shore birds doing their dance. Birders, bring your binoculars and kayaks to enjoy all our native species. Lanark reef, locally referred to as Bird Island, was recently purchased by the Audubon Society and is less than one mile off shore in shallow water. We are positioned between Hwy 98 and the Gulf of Mexico on the forgotten coast of the Florida panhandle. Ho Hum is only four miles east of Carrabelle in Lanark Village. We are in the eye of nature, where the Apalachicola National Forest, Tate's Hell State Forest, and The Gulf of Mexico come together.

ACTIVITIES

Bring your Kayak. Bring your boat. Enjoy a day on a quiet float. Or go for a walk on the beach. Then Relax on the pier to rest your feet. Peace and quiet is always neat.

AMENITIES

On the Gulf of Mexico
Big rig friendly
All sites full hook up 50/30 amp
Pull-thru sites to 75 ft
Free digital cable TV (over 70 channels)
Free wifi for web surfing
24 hour laundry
250 ft. lighted pier-great for fishing
Recreation hall for groups or activities
Well lighted
Great shelling and bird watching
Dog friendly And now, convenient propane sales !

LOCATION

We are positioned between Hwy 98 and the Gulf of Mexico on the forgotten coast of the Florida panhandle. Ho Hum is only four miles east of Carrabelle in Lanark Village. We are in the eye of nature, where the Apalachicola National Forest, Tate's Hell State Forest, and The Gulf of Mexico come together.