Holmes Creek Camping & RV Resort

Oh my goodness! This place is the best. The owners are the nicest and go over and beyond. Our towing system broke (we are a motorhome pulling our truck) when making a sharp turn out of a gas station. We had to disconnect and drive separately the last 3 hours. When we arrived, I ask the owner if he knew anyone that had a welder. He said he did and drove 15 minutes home to get it and helped us weld the broken tow bar. Over and beyond!!! The park is just as amazing as the owners. The attention to detail is remarkable. The water is from their well is the best water since we left Oregon. Be SURE not to miss the dock at the creek. It is pure magic. Our only regret is that we didn't stay longer. Two nights wasn't enough!

We stayed at Holmes Creek Camping & RV Resort from September 8–22, 2024. Upon arrival we found that the office was a charming gift shop boutique, and the staff was friendly. We were in site 29, a well-maintained gravel pull-through with full hookups, a picnic table, and a fire ring, making it both comfortable and convenient. The campground is beautifully kept, with amenities to enjoy. The park features bathrooms, showers, a laundry room, a playground for the kids, a paddle launch area for water activities, a covered pavilion perfect for gatherings or relaxing outdoors, and hiking trails in the area. While Holmes Creek is pet-friendly, it’s worth noting that there isn’t an enclosed dog park. However, there’s plenty of grassy space around the park. One unique feature about this park was the "Parakeetaville," a bird aviary that added a fun, unexpected touch to our stay. You can schedule a time to go inside during feeding sessions by simply asking the staff. Unfortunately, our schedule was quite busy, and we didn’t get the chance to enjoy this unique experience. While we were in the area, we discovered a nearby wolf preserve called Seacrest Wolf Preserve and were able to book a Saturday group tour. This experience was truly unforgettable, as we had the rare opportunity to step inside the wolves’ enclosure, pet them, and even receive kisses from them. It was a once-in-a-lifetime experience for my family and me! The tour lasts two hours with the wolves and includes an additional hour with their small animals—all for just $50 + tax per person. It is an incredible value for such a unique experience. There are a few important things to note: they have a dress code, and you cannot bring your phone or other loose items like keys or wallets into the wolf enclosure. However, you can purchase a disposable camera to capture the experience. Additionally, they offer a separate photo opportunity for $5 + tax per person, where you're allowed to use your phone to take pictures. If you are looking to stay in the Vernon, Florida area, I would recommend staying at this park.

What a gold mine!! Beautiful RV park! Spotless, big rig friendly easy in and out Gravel sites with plenty of length Pull thru and back in NO tenters Beautiful grass like a golf course A great store with some awesome trinkets and supplies Also a Parakeet Aviary with so many beautiful birds, a giant giant grass area in the back on the way to a deck out over the Holmes creek and kayak rentals only 1/2 hr to Panama City beach Top it off with super nice and friendly owners. Highly recommended

What a great place to stay. It’s small, clean and quite and had everything we needed to hookup. They have small parrots to see as well as a beautiful very friendly cow and many adorable goats. We would recommend. PS I left $ for the wood in the mail slot by the front door. Thanks.

Nice campground in the country. It’s about 10 miles from the interstate 10 but very peaceful! Will definitely be coming back! Gravel lots.