Reedy Creek Campground Lake Wales Ridge State Forest
Camp site features
Across 8 camp sites:
- Fire pit: all 8 sites
- Picnic table: all 8 sites
- Pets allowed: 7 of 8 sites
- ADA accessible: 3 of 8 sites
- Longest RV: 15 ft
- Largest party: 5 people
Fees
Non-Peak Primitive Site $10.00
Non-Peak Standard Full Hookup $22.00
Non-Peak Standard with Electric Hookup $19.00
Non-Peak Standard with Water and Electric Hookups $21.00
Peak Primitive Site $10-$12
Peak Standard Full Hookup $22.00-$24.00
Peak Standard with Electric Hookup $19.00-$21.00
Peak Standard with Water and Electric Hookups $21.00-$23.00
Rules
1585 Rucks Dairy Road, Frostproof, FL. 33843
Campsites 1 through 8 require advanced camping reservation. Potable water is accessible.
Day use picnic pavilion requires advanced reservation for use. No camping at day use pavilion.
Tent camping only in sites 1-5.
RV and tent camping in sites 6-8.
Use "Leave No Trace" Principles - Plan Ahead and Prepare, Dispose of trash and litter properly-keep campsites clean, Minimize Campfire impacts-Clean fire ring after use, Respect Wildlife and Be Considerate of Other Visitors
Quiet Hours are between 10:00PM and 7:00AM
Off Highway Vehicles (OHVs) and other unlicensed vehicles are not allowed on the forest.
CAUTION: Bears/Raccoons/Etc. frequent the area. Please store food appropriately for safety.
Fires are permitted only in the fire rings and grills.
Drive only on designated roads.
It is recommended that all hiking trail and other recreational users wear Day-Glo orange during WMA hunt seasons. See kiosks on site for FWC WMA hunting info
Directions
From US highway 27 you will: Turn left onto County Road 630A, at stop sign turn to the left onto County Road 630 East. Proceed east through Frostproof, past the McDonald's, over the railroad tracks, then right onto Lake Reedy Blvd where the Lake Arbuckle Campground and the Great Florida Birding Trail signs are. Follow Lake Reedy Blvd, about one mile after the blinking yellow light you will turn left onto Lake Arbuckle Rd. Turn right onto Rucks Dairy Rd (a paved road). You are now on the state forest. After driving about a mile down Rucks Dairy Rd you will go over the bridge over Livingston Creek.
*The road splits here, Keep Right continue on Rucks Dairy Rd. Reedy Creek Primitive Campground is on the left. Livingston Creek Campground is on the right. (If you take the road to the left at the split you will be on School Bus Rd. which is the main road in the Arbuckle Tract.)
From SR 60 you will:
Turn right onto County Road 630 East
Proceed west on County Road 630 East until reaching Walk In Water Road/Blue Jordan Road, then turn left
After turning left onto Blue Jordan Road, proceed to stop light and turn left onto Lake Reedy Blvd
Follow Lake Reedy Blvd, about one mile after the blinking yellow light you will turn left onto Lake Arbuckle Rd.
Turn right onto Rucks Dairy Rd (a paved road). You are now on the state forest.
After driving about a mile down Rucks Dairy Rd you will go over the bridge over Livingston Creek.
The road splits here, Keep Right continue on Rucks Dairy Rd. Reedy Creek Primitive Campground is on the left. Livingston Creek Campground is on the right. (If you take the road to the left at the split you will be on School Bus Rd. which is the main road in the Arbuckle Tract.)
Stay Limit
Check in from 3 PM, check out by 1 PM.
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