Indian Pass Campground

Great little hidden RV park in a beautiful and quiet setting. Peaceful, close to fishing and beaches, it is a very nice place to stay. As it is a little older, it lacks some of the modern conveniences that other RV parks have (sewer hookup). However, they offer pump out service for a very reasonable price. The people are WONDERFUL and the other campers are friendly. We will be back!

We stayed at Indian Pass Campground in early February 2025, and it was hands-down our favorite campground during our month-long Florida trip! From the moment we arrived, we felt welcomed. Connie, the manager, was amazing—so friendly and helpful, truly going above and beyond to make our stay special. The entire staff was incredible, creating such a warm and inviting atmosphere. The location is unbelievable! We had never been to this part of the Panhandle before, and what a hidden gem it is. The campground was the perfect central spot to explore Apalachicola, Port St. Joe, and Cape San Blas—each offering its own charm and beauty. Our kids loved playing on the beach and exploring the area, and we were blown away by the natural beauty surrounding us. The peaceful, laid-back vibe made it such a relaxing and memorable stay. If you're looking for a stunning, friendly, and well-located campground, Indian Pass is a must-visit. We can't wait to come back!

There are not enough stars to give this place and the people working there! This is such a beautiful place to stay and the people there are so kind. They will go out of their way to help you, and treat you like family! Connie that works in the office is so sweet, helpful, and personable. The feeling of being “home”, the people, and the beauty of the area make this a place I want to return to again and again.

We stay at the Indian Pass Campground several times each year. We love the relaxed atmosphere with large trees and sites that feel more private. We don't like the "parking lot" feel that many other campgrounds have these days. Mrs. Connie and all of the staff are friendly and helpful. We find the other campers are also delightful (especially when compared to the "get off my campsite" types we have encountered at other places.) From Saturday evening community gatherings to Sunday morning service broadcasted in the office, Indian Pass Campground is a wonderful place to camp.

When I arrived at the campground I was pretty upset for the misunderstanding where the campground was located and the area were I parked my RV. Luckily I had great neighbors since the spaces are a little tide. The bathrooms need updating and heat, they are freezing cold but clean. The beaches near by are great and dog friendly. There are no stores near by and no kayaks for rent. If I had a space with water view and the chance to rent a kayak there I would have enjoyed my stay there. My recommendations are have Kayaks for rent and have heat in the showers it is too cold in February with out heat. I was on D5