Ho-Hum RV Park
2132 Highway 98 E, Carrabelle, FL
Ho-Hum RV Park is a Gulf-front campground in Carrabelle featuring a 250-foot private fishing pier and direct access to St. George Sound.
Quick Facts
- 250-foot private fishing pier with no license required
- Direct beachfront access to St. George Sound and the Gulf of Mexico
- RV-only park with no tent camping permitted
- Full hookups including 30/50 amp, sewer, and cable TV
- Adult-oriented environment with no pool or playground
- On-site laundry, bathhouses, and propane filling station
Common Questions
Is there a fishing pier at Ho-Hum RV Park?
Yes, the park features a private 250-foot lighted fishing pier that extends into St. George Sound.
Do I need a fishing license to use the pier?
No, guests fishing from the park's private pier are covered under the park's license and do not need an individual one.
Does the park allow tent camping?
No, Ho-Hum RV Park is an RV-only facility and does not accommodate tent camping.
Are there waterfront RV sites?
Yes, Tier A sites are premium beachfront locations situated directly on the water with unobstructed views.
What hookups are available at the sites?
All sites include full hookups with water, sewer, cable TV, and 30 or 50 amp electrical service.
Is there a swimming pool on the property?
No, the park does not have a swimming pool or a playground, as it focuses on a quiet, adult-oriented atmosphere.
Is WiFi available to guests?
Yes, the park provides free WiFi throughout the grounds, with premium high-bandwidth service available for a fee.
Are pets allowed at the park?
Yes, the park is pet-friendly and includes a half-mile natural beach area suitable for dog walking.
Does the park have laundry facilities?
Yes, there is an on-site laundry facility and a bathhouse with showers for guest use.
How far is the park from downtown Carrabelle?
The park is located approximately four miles east of the city of Carrabelle on Highway 98.
Can I fill propane tanks at the park?
Yes, the park has an on-site propane filling station for motorhomes and portable tanks.
What kind of terrain are the campsites on?
The sites and park roads are surfaced with fossilized oyster shell gravel, which is suitable for big rigs.