Live Oak Landing

229 Pitts Ave., Freeport, FL 32439

877-436-5063

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GPS: 30.4305,-86.1195

Live Oak Landing is located at 229 Pitts Ave., Freeport, Florida 32439 with a total of 72 campsites. Some of the amenities you can enjoy there are Basketball, Shuffle Board, Swimming Pool, Volleyball, and more. Before your trip to Live Oak Landing, check out website at http://www.rvcoutdoors.com/liveoak-landing/ or contact them through 877-436-5063 to know their nightly rates and available discounts.

GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude)

30.4305, -86.1195

GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude) 30.4305, -86.1195

Overview of Live Oak Landing


Longest RV Reported: 35 feet (Fifth Wheel)

Reported by Cindy & Cristal F on 5.5.2022

Weekly Rate:

Yes

Number of Sites:

72

Pad Type:

concrete

Elevation:

0 ft / 0 m

Reviews of Live Oak Landing

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  • Good for last minute trips

    Reviewed 20/4/2021

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    Days stayed: 3

    Site number: 46

    We wanted to visit the beaches in this area, but without planning far in advance, not much is available. This was a decent base for exploring if you don’t mind a bit of a drive. It was about 25 minutes from the public beaches of Santa Rosa, and about an hour from Destin.The daily trash pick up from your site was great, and the show...moreWe wanted to visit the beaches in this area, but without planning far in advance, not much is available. This was a decent base for exploring if you don’t mind a bit of a drive. It was about 25 minutes from the public beaches of Santa Rosa, and about an hour from Destin.The daily trash pick up from your site was great, and the showers were nice. Only two showers per side, but I never had to wait. My husband said one of the men’s showers didn’t drain well. Shower stalls are very private with locking doors.It wasn’t warm enough to use the pool, and the play structure is a wooden and very dated small thing. But it was enough for my boys. It was very quiet. Sites are very close together, no privacy, but we spent most of our time going out to the beaches. As a place to stay the night when you don’t plan your beach trip far in advance, it worked just fine.Wifi was pretty much useless, and cell signal was just ok. Work could get done, but it was pretty slow during busy times.

  • Good spot to camp~

    Reviewed 7/4/2019

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    Nightly rate: $50

    Days stayed: 5

    Site number: 41

    I was slightly hesitant driving down the road to Live Oak Landing, the neighborhood is slightly run down with some nice homes mixed in. At end of road is Live Oak Landing, a small, nice campground. The employees at check in went above and beyond to manipulate so I wouldn't have to change sites each nite as I arrived during spring brea...moreI was slightly hesitant driving down the road to Live Oak Landing, the neighborhood is slightly run down with some nice homes mixed in. At end of road is Live Oak Landing, a small, nice campground. The employees at check in went above and beyond to manipulate so I wouldn't have to change sites each nite as I arrived during spring break and the park was full to capacity. Concrete pads, with full hook ups, (the sewer was too far from my camper so had to wait to pull forward to dump). The pool area was small, and from overhearing conversation b/t employees chlorine not "right" so I didn't use pool, Nice trees provided shade, very quiet come nite time which was pleasant. Small trailer type cabins intermixed in the sites, lots of "regulars" camping. Close to the beach and plenty of state parks to visit. Washer and dryers were interestingly "outside" in a covered area and "worn". Didn't use them so unsure their efficiency. Internet was sketchy if at all and same with cell phone service, calls were continually being dropped. Rate was with military discount.

  • Gorgeous, right on the water, nice people

    Reviewed 25/1/2018

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    Nightly rate: $27

    Days stayed: 90

    Site number: 32

    We decided to spend the winter here and it was one of our best decisions. Beautiful campground with moss draped trees with lots of shade. Sites were not jammed together like most private campgrounds. If you like to fish, this is a great location. Fish saltwater or freshwater from here. Facilities were well kept and they were always w...moreWe decided to spend the winter here and it was one of our best decisions. Beautiful campground with moss draped trees with lots of shade. Sites were not jammed together like most private campgrounds. If you like to fish, this is a great location. Fish saltwater or freshwater from here. Facilities were well kept and they were always working on them and improving. Everyone was so nice and helpful. Internet was reasonably good except in the evening when everyone jammed it up.Verizon was fair with 2 bars most of time. I would definitely come back again for wintering over.

  • Standard RV park, beautiful surroundings, convenient location

    Reviewed 21/12/2016

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    Nightly rate: $40

    Days stayed: 7

    This is a great place to stay near Seaside and Destin, FL. It's pricey ($40/night) and crowded, but it's right next to the bay and bayou and is a gorgeous place to take a walk. They offer kayak and canoe rentals. It's 15 minutes from a Publix and 20 minutes from Blue Mountain Beach (a must see).We have no complaints about our stay ...moreThis is a great place to stay near Seaside and Destin, FL. It's pricey ($40/night) and crowded, but it's right next to the bay and bayou and is a gorgeous place to take a walk. They offer kayak and canoe rentals. It's 15 minutes from a Publix and 20 minutes from Blue Mountain Beach (a must see).We have no complaints about our stay here, but nothing remarkable to say either. The sites were close together, but the trees offered some privacy. Their dog run was perfect for our pups, but covered in poop. Watch for dog bombs. The other campers were quiet, mostly retired snowbirds. The wifi was terrible, but that's really no surprise.

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Verizon 4G

Confirmed by 2 Users Last Reported 12/21/2016

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