We spent 2 nights at the campground in Highlands Hammock State Park in Sebring, FL. If our A/C hadn't failed, the trip would have been perfect; but as it was we still had a great time, although we did sweat a lot.
The campground is very nice, but a bit tight. We had a decent size site, but some are very small and difficult to back in. We reserved site 120, which is one of the pull through sites. I would definitely recommend one in that area.
Here is the campground:
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There is a nice museum for the Civilian Conservation Corps which built the park during the depression. The museum was really interesting and the area around the building nice:
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The trails were not very long, but they were very unique and beautiful. We walked the loop road, about 3 miles, and took all of the trails off of that road.
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The park is a very nice park and well worth a couple of days. At only $23 a night (over 62 Florida residents $11.50) it is a great value as are the other Florida State Parks. A person camping near us told us that once you get past mid June, the mosquitoes get awful for the rest of the summer; so plan accordingly. He said Spring and winter are great times to come. I would highly recommend this park.
Doug
Beautiful place! I may never get to camp in that part of the country, so I especially enjoy seeing your photos.
Thank you for sharing!