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Mary's Fish Camp

8092 Marys Fish Camp Rd, Spring Hill, FL

Mary's Fish Camp is a historic 1946 waterfront destination on the spring-fed Mud River, offering RV sites, primitive camping, and world-class mullet fishing.

Established in 1946, Mary’s Fish Camp is a classic slice of Old Florida located where the Mud River meets the Weeki Wachee system. Shaded by ancient oak trees, the camp is famous for its 275-foot seawall, which serves as a premier spot for traditional cane-pole mullet fishing. The property provides a direct gateway to the Gulf of Mexico, making it a regular haunt for manatees, dolphins, sea otters, and turtles. The grounds feature 17 full-hookup RV sites with 30 and 50 amp service, primitive tent camping areas, and waterfront cabins. Travelers can visit the on-site camp store to stock up on fishing tackle, frozen bait, ice, snacks, and cold beer. For those looking to explore the tidal tributaries, the camp offers rentals for canoes and kayaks, including clear-bottom boats for better wildlife viewing. Amenities include a bathhouse, laundry facilities, a public boat ramp, and community gathering spots like a waterfront deck with Adirondack chairs. Whether you are launching a boat or watching the sunset over the salt marshes, the camp offers a quiet, rustic atmosphere just minutes from the Gulf Coast’s open waters.

Quick Facts

  • 17 full-hookup RV sites with 30 and 50 amp service.
  • 275-foot seawall dedicated to shoreline fishing.
  • On-site rentals for clear kayaks, canoes, and fishing poles.
  • Established in 1946 on the spring-fed Mud River.
  • Pet-friendly campground with a dedicated bathhouse and laundry.

Common Questions

What types of camping are available at Mary's Fish Camp?

The camp offers 17 full-hookup RV sites, primitive tent camping sites, and waterfront cabins.

Do I need a fishing license to fish from the seawall?

No, a fishing license is not required to fish from the 275-foot seawall as it is a licensed property.

Can I rent watercraft on-site?

Yes, the camp rents kayaks and canoes, including clear-bottom kayaks for wildlife viewing.

Is there a boat ramp available to the public?

Yes, there is a boat ramp available for a $10 launch fee per vessel.

What are the hours for the camp store?

The camp store is open daily from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM.

What kind of fish can I catch here?

The camp is best known for mullet, but guests also catch mangrove snapper, snook, and redfish.

Are there laundry and restroom facilities?

Yes, the facility includes a bathhouse and on-site laundry equipment.

Is there a maximum stay limit for campers?

Primitive camping has a 4-night maximum, while RV sites and cabins allow stays up to 99 days.

Can I buy supplies like bait and ice at the camp?

Yes, the camp store sells frozen bait, ice, snacks, beer, and souvenirs.

What wildlife might I see on the river?

Visitors frequently see manatees, dolphins, sea otters, turtles, and various aquatic birds.

Does the camp provide fire rings or grills?

Yes, sites are equipped with fire rings, picnic tables, and charcoal grills.

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