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Sixty campsites are available with electric and water hookups. A dump station is located nearby. The camping area is located in an oak hammock that provides shade and a natural buffer for a little seclusion.
Park amenities include a boat ramp and marina as well as trails, a playground and an observation tower providing a view of Lake Kissimmee. Well-behaved pets are welcome in the campground in accordance with our Pet Policy.
Sites 15, 9, 49 and 52 have accessible amenities, including picnic tables, grills, and paved pathways to accessible restrooms (including a shower).
Primitive equestrian camping is available at Lake Kissimmee State Park. Come prepared: Water, electricity and restrooms are not available.
For those who prefer primitive camping, two campsites are located on the 13 miles of hiking trails within the park. Everything must be backpacked in, including water.
Each site includes two picnic tables and two ground grills. No facilities are available at either campsite. The sites are available for individuals or groups, with a maximum of 12 people per site. At least one of the camping party must be 18 years of age or older. Campers must arrive at the park at least three hours before sunset.
Campers, please be aware that occasionally, for example, on holiday weekends, boating noise from Lake Kissimmee can be heard throughout the campground.
Maximum recreational vehicle length is 55 feet.
From Florida turnpike to State Rd 60, west to Boyscout Rd. Turn right (north) onto Boyscout Rd to Camp Mack Rd, turn right onto Camp Mack Rd, and go 5.5 miles to park main entrance. From Highway 27 to State Rd 60, east to Boyscout Rd, turn left (north) onto Boyscout Rd to camp Mack Rd, turn right onto Camp Mack Rd, and go 5.5 miles to park entrance.
This is a beautiful state park! We did not stay at the camp ground, we just came for the afternoon. The hiking trails were amazing, we did all but the longest hiking trail. We saw a lot of deer, but not much else. They have a cool treasure hunt game you can play when you come. I won't tell you about it, because you should come see for yourself! This park is a must see! $5 entry fee.
It's difficult sometimes to get a site reserved but this is one of our favorite parks. Very well maintained and quiet. Boat ramp and excellent fishing at the park. Camp mack is just up the road for air boating, a small bar and live music outside.
This park is one of my best. We camp here once a year. Clean campsites and bathrooms. We love biking and this park is great for it! There’s rentals for kayaking and a small store for quick things needed. Hiking trails are accessible and easy. Just a great park all around!
I have lived in lake wales for over 20 years and brought my sister here when she visited. We rented kayaks $20 for about 2 hours. What a thrill! This was better than an amusement park. We saw an 8ft gator cross our path. Many birds and a fawn. I enjoyed the observation tower and the trails are white silica sand and in those parts can be walked barefoot.
If you are adventurous this park can offer you a great time and you can camp there too. Camp store attendant Carl was very friendly. Only $5 and plenty of parking and not a lot of people even in February
