Fisheating Creek

Would you like to paddle through pristine waters flanked by ancient cypress trees, pitch a tent beneath the stars, or explore teeming wildlife in one of Florida’s most evocative wilderness settings? Fisheating Creek Campground in Palmdale delivers all this and more, offering a serene and immersive nature escape with direct access to its namesake creek.

Situated within the expansive 18,274-acre Fisheating Creek Wildlife Management Area, this campground is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Its 120 campsites accommodate a range of preferences, from primitive creekside tent camping to full-hookup RV sites with concrete pads. Additional options include group sites and a wheelchair-accessible cabin featuring modern comforts like air conditioning and a kitchen. Onsite amenities include bathhouses, a camp store, canoe and kayak rentals, and shuttle services for downstream paddling trips. Beyond the campground, the creek invites exploration of its tannin-stained waters, providing excellent opportunities for paddling, fishing, and observing abundant wildlife such as alligators, wading birds, and swallow-tailed kites.

Located just off US 27, Fisheating Creek is a short drive from the small town of LaBelle, known for its local charm and hearty barbecue. Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or an extended stay, Fisheating Creek Campground combines natural beauty and recreational diversity, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers and adventurers alike.