Highlands Hammock State Park - Sebring, FL
Apparently our MLK weekend plans have changed due to a cousin's baby shower in Sebring, FL. Looks like we'll be headed down there instead of Fort McCallister State Park :( I've looked into some ca...
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We camped there for 5 days last winter and really enjoyed this park. We were in site 86 and had plenty of room. Our neighbors in site 85 weren't too far away, but there was still plenty of room. We will be there again this winter January 8-13 in site 88.
I think the issue about where the hookups are located may be true, although not at all sites. In site 86 our fire pit was on the wrong side, but since we didn't intend to use it there was no problem. Also, it may depend on which way you enter some sites that put the hookups in an unusual position relative to your RV. If you're prepared (ample hose & electric cords) you shouldn't have any problems.
We walk every morning and really enjoyed the loop road just outside of the campground area. It's paved and the area is a dense woods with plenty of birds and wildlife. The boardwalk through the swamp/river area is beautiful if you like that sort of thing. Also, the park isn't far from US27 with retail and restaurants.
Sites in the area of where we are/were (86 & 88) are large enough for our 5th wheel (overall length about 28') with opposing slides. There were large RVs in that area when we were there last year. There are plenty of trees throughout the park and I suppose some may come into play when parking your RV, but otherwise there appears to be plenty of room. Also, the showers/restroom in that area is fairly new and is very nice.
I think the issue about where the hookups are located may be true, although not at all sites. In site 86 our fire pit was on the wrong side, but since we didn't intend to use it there was no problem. Also, it may depend on which way you enter some sites that put the hookups in an unusual position relative to your RV. If you're prepared (ample hose & electric cords) you shouldn't have any problems.
We walk every morning and really enjoyed the loop road just outside of the campground area. It's paved and the area is a dense woods with plenty of birds and wildlife. The boardwalk through the swamp/river area is beautiful if you like that sort of thing. Also, the park isn't far from US27 with retail and restaurants.
Sites in the area of where we are/were (86 & 88) are large enough for our 5th wheel (overall length about 28') with opposing slides. There were large RVs in that area when we were there last year. There are plenty of trees throughout the park and I suppose some may come into play when parking your RV, but otherwise there appears to be plenty of room. Also, the showers/restroom in that area is fairly new and is very nice.
