This is a nice little 4-site spot off the beaten path. Very quiet, peaceful and private. Four sites, RV-owner run, on a dead end road near Perry, Florida. Very cheap ($30/night) for full-hookups. Good space (25+ feet) between sites with moderate vegetation. Sites are good sized and deep. Owners were friendly and helpful. Nearest town i...moreThis is a nice little 4-site spot off the beaten path. Very quiet, peaceful and private. Four sites, RV-owner run, on a dead end road near Perry, Florida. Very cheap ($30/night) for full-hookups. Good space (25+ feet) between sites with moderate vegetation. Sites are good sized and deep. Owners were friendly and helpful. Nearest town is Perry, with usual small-town shops, restaurants and a Walmart. I work part-time (remote) so this was a nice place to spend five nights. The Gulf is 5miles south and boasts great fishing, excursions, etc. Outside of that, not a lot to do. But if you like nature and want a quiet, peaceful setting you’ll love it here. I would strongly recommend if that is your thing. I would stay again if in the area.

This is a great campground tucked away in the woods and only 1.5 miles from the beach. Very private and has full hookups, the water was very clean too. There’s a little general store you will pass on the way in that has the best meats and sausages. Very nice place to stay and we will be coming back on a regular basis. Already booked????????

This was a great place to rewind and disconnect. Close driving to Keaton Beach or even Steinhatchee. Will be going back again real soon.

I travel through the Big Bend regularly but haven't made a point of exploring the coast anywhere between St. Marks Wildlife Refuge and Crystal River. Seems I'm always on the way to somewhere. So when I noticed this little place pop up on Campendium a while ago I decided to check it out. Turns out Marc and his wife (the owners of the pr...moreI travel through the Big Bend regularly but haven't made a point of exploring the coast anywhere between St. Marks Wildlife Refuge and Crystal River. Seems I'm always on the way to somewhere. So when I noticed this little place pop up on Campendium a while ago I decided to check it out. Turns out Marc and his wife (the owners of the property) are full-time RVers themselves so they have plans in the works to further develop Bonita Palms. There are 4 sites each with FHU and a garbage can. Access is very direct off of Hwy 361/Beach Road - just a short drive on gravel with a few potholes. The short driveway is very wide and straight but turning around could be a challenge. I would recommend, particularly if you have a larger rig, is to disconnect anything you are towing and back-in to your spot. Sites 1-3 angle off and site 4 is straight back. The hookups are spotless new (50 amp only so you'll need a dog bone), the sites level, and the surroundings dense Florida coastal forest. The birds were busy in the morning - nice to wake up to. Marc was great to communicate with always giving quick responses as my dates shifted a bit. The website does a great job of describing the area - heading southwest you get to the water in 3 minutes where the road just ends in the tidal flats with tall marsh grass. There are off-road areas to explore. Continuing on Beach Road takes you to Keaton Beach where there are a few shops, services, boat ramp, park, etc. There's actually a full convenience store and gas station with diesel I believe on Beach Road just before you get to the turn for Bonita Palms. So while it's a bit off the beaten path, there's actually a good a bit around, and this is probably the low season (last week of February). I had no T-Mobile signal though I didn't try my booster. AT&T was fine averaging 25 down and 2 up. I had no problem streaming and getting a little work done.