Middleton's Fish Camp

Campground in Indian River County, Florida Also known as Middleton Fish Camp

Aerial view of Middleton's Fish Camp
Aerial near the address
USDA NAIP via USGS

Campground

On the water

From the park's website, Oct 2026

Not yet confirmed by phone. Details can change, so check with the park before you go.

First come: choose any open site when you arrive

Source: Official website

Fish camp on Blue Cypress Lake, 22 miles west of Vero Beach off SR 60, at the end of a 5-mile dirt road. It has primitive camping with no hookups for tents and RVs, first come, first served, plus a boat ramp, bait and tackle shop and guided airboat and fishing tours.

What stands out

  • Only camp on Blue Cypress Lake
  • Primitive no-hookup camping, first come first served
  • 5-mile dirt road off SR 60
  • Boat ramp, bait and tackle shop
  • Airboat rides and guided bass fishing

Sites

Primitive (no hookups), tents and RVs

Hookups
No hookups
Power
Not listed
Pull-through
Not listed
Max length
Not listed
Pad
Not listed

What this place offers

  • Boat ramp
  • Fishing
  • Lake

What this place offers

  • Boat ramp
  • Fishing
  • Lake
  • Full bait and tackle shop
  • Airboat rides
  • Bass fishing guides
  • Pontoon boat eco-tours and photography tours

Things to know

Rig rules

  • Not listed

Pets

  • Not listed

Arrival

  • Not listed

Good to know

From the park's own website and other official pages. Policies change, so confirm with the park.

Location and directions

  • Reached by about 5 miles of rustic dirt road (Blue Cypress Rd) off SR 60.
  • If you reach Yeehaw Junction you went 6 miles too far.
  • Google Maps says destination on the left, but the road now circles the bait shop so it is on the right.
  • 18 miles west of I-95 and about 6 miles from the Florida Turnpike.

Sites

  • Primitive camping only, no hookups, for tents and RVs; limited space, first come first served.

Amenities and services

  • Full bait and tackle shop and boat ramp; water levels adequate most of the time.

Activities and nearby

  • Only camp on Blue Cypress Lake (about 6,555 acres, headwaters of the St. Johns River).
  • Bass, crappie, bluegill, shellcracker and catfish fishing; guided bass fishing.
  • Airboat rides, pontoon eco-tours, photography tours and Indian River salt water trips with Captain Roy Bass.

Also worth knowing

  • Alligators in the lake; swimming not recommended for people or pets.
  • Bugs, snakes and other creatures; come prepared.

On Google

Rating, reviews and photos from the park's Google listing.

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Where you'll be

FL

Directions

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