Pine Ridge Campground sites
- Hookups
- Water & electric
- Power
- 20 / 30 / 50 amp
- Pull-through
- Not listed
- Max length
- Not listed
- Pad
- Not listed
- Number of sites
- 24
- Nightly
- $18
Falling Waters State Park
State park in Chipley, Washington County, Florida
USDA NAIP via USGS State park with 24 sites
50 amp, Pets welcome, 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.
24 sites
0 with water and sewer at the site
20 / 30 / 50 amp
Electric service
Open year-round
Park open 8 a.m. until sundown, 365 days a year.
Pick your exact site online
Source: Florida State Parks reservations
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Through State reservations
Small state park campground a few miles south of I-10 at Chipley with 24 water-and-electric sites (20/30/50 amp, no sewer; dump station) on a pine hilltop near Florida's highest waterfall. Sites are $18 a night plus tax and a $7 RV utility fee, booked through Florida State Parks.
What stands out
- Next to Florida's highest waterfall, a 73-foot drop into a sinkhole
- 24 water-and-electric sites with 20/30/50 amp
- Campground at 324 feet among longleaf pines
- Few miles off I-10 at Chipley
- Sites $18 a night plus tax and $7 RV utility fee
Sites
What this place offers
- Bathhouse
- Showers
- Dump station
- Lake
- Beach
- Fishing
- Playground
- Hiking trails
- Planned activities
Things to know
Rig rules
- No RV age limit listed
Pets
- Pets allowed
- Limit: Up to four per visitor (statewide maximum; varies by park)
- Pet-friendly on a 6-foot leash; pick up droppings. Statewide: inside unit 11 p.m.-7 a.m., not unattended over 30 minutes; not on beaches or in buildings.
Arrival
- Park open 8 a.m. until sundown, 365 days a year.
Other fees: Plus tax, nonrefundable $6.70 reservation fee, and $7 nightly utility fee for RVs (not for tents). Admission $5 per vehicle (2-8 people), $4 single occupant, $2 pedestrian/bicyclist/extra passenger. Pavilions $30-$50 per day plus tax.
Good to know
From the park's own website and other official pages. Policies change, so confirm with the park.
Location and directions
- Park is only a few miles south of I-10.
- Campers arriving after sunset call 850-638-6130 for the gate combination.
Sites
- Pine Ridge Campground sits at 324 feet, described as the highest elevation in the state.
- Primitive group camp near Turtle Lake holds up to 60; reserve by calling the park.
Rates and fees
- 50% off base campsite fee for Florida residents 65+ or with qualifying disability certificate; documentation at check-in.
Activities and nearby
- Waterfall flow depends on rainfall; contact the park about its status before a trip.
- Remnants of Florida's first oil well and an 1860s grist mill are in the park.
- Trails are short (about 1 mile total) but hilly.
- Two-acre lake with white sand beach for swimming and fishing.
- Weddings on the waterfall overlook need only the park entrance fee.
Weather and hurricane policy
- Hurricane Michael once left the campground unrecognizable; the park reopened after repairs.
On Google
Rating, reviews and photos from the park's Google listing.
Where you'll be
1130 State Park Rd., Chipley, FL, 32428
DirectionsWhere this info comes from
- floridastateparks.org Overview, address, phone, waterfall, events
- floridastateparks.org Hours, late-arrival gate, camping, admission and pavilion fees
- floridastateparks.org Campground, group camp, pets, lake, trails, history
- floridastateparks.org Statewide fees and discounts
- floridastateparks.org Statewide rules
- floridastateparks.org Reservation windows
- floridastateparks.org Statewide pet camping rules
- Florida Department of Health mobile home and RV park license list
- OpenStreetMap
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