Hopkins Prairie Campground

An island of shade amid a broad, winding grassland, the Hopkins Prairie Campground is a seasonal destination for campers looking to get a bit off the beaten path. It sits right along the Florida Trail and offers opportunities for fishing and birding along miles of prairie shoreline. There are only 21 sites at Hopkins Prairie. All are well-shaded in an oak hammock on a peninsula surrounded by the prairie, where cool breezes blow in when there is a little water in the prairie.

Driving Directions
The turnoff for Hopkins Prairie is 9.2 miles north along SR 19 from the intersection with SR 40. Turn left and follow the signs, turning left, right, and left along unmarked, unimproved roads to reach the camping area.

GPS Coordinates
Latitude: 29° 4' 44.0000" N | Longitude: 81° 34' 48.0000" W

Facilities:
Check In: 2pm, Check Out: 11Am
Vault Toilets
21 Sites
Water Available via Hand Pump

Camping Fees - Single Campsite: $12/night

Reservations - First come, first served

Open Season - October through June

Additional Facility Fees
Boat Ramp: $3/per-person