Juniper Lake RV Campground
363 Black Bass Blvd, Defuniak Springs, FL
Juniper Lake RV Campground offers wooded, lakefront sites on a 670-acre spring-fed lake famous for bass fishing.
Quick Facts
- Located on a 670-acre spring-fed fishing lake
- Full hookups with 30 and 50 amp service
- On-site laundry and high-speed Wi-Fi provided
- Gasoline motors are strictly prohibited on the water
- Ten minutes from the DeFuniak Springs historic district
- Wooded sites with direct lakefront views
Common Questions
What type of hookups are available at the sites?
The campground offers full hookups including 30 and 50 amp electric service, water, and sewer.
Is there Wi-Fi available for guests?
Yes, the campground provides Wi-Fi access for its guests.
Are pets allowed at Juniper Lake RV Campground?
Yes, the facility is pet-friendly.
What fishing opportunities are available on-site?
The campground is located on Lake Juniper, which is famously known for its bass fishing.
Are there restrictions on boat motors on Lake Juniper?
Yes, gasoline motors are prohibited on the lake; only electric motors or oars are permitted.
How far is the campground from downtown DeFuniak Springs?
The campground is approximately a ten-minute drive from Main Street in DeFuniak Springs.
Are there laundry facilities on-site?
Yes, the campground features on-site laundry facilities for guest use.
What is the nature of the lake at the campground?
Lake Juniper is a 670-acre, spring-fed lake supported by the state for fishing habitat.
Can the campground accommodate large rigs?
Yes, the facility is designed to accommodate big rigs with large, wooded sites.
Are there picnic tables and grills at the sites?
Yes, sites are equipped with picnic tables and campfire rings or grills.
Is the campground open year-round?
Yes, Juniper Lake RV Campground is open all year.
Are there hot showers available?
Yes, the facility provides restrooms and shower facilities for guests.
Is Lake Juniper suitable for water sports?
No, jet skiing and gasoline-powered water sports are prohibited to protect the fishing environment.