Campgrounds
Moss Park
12861-12899 Moss Park Rd, Orlando, FL
Moss Park is an Orange County facility spanning 1,551 acres and surrounded by water on three sides, with Lake Mary Jane providing the primary water feature. Fifty-four campsites with water and electric hookups occupy shell-rock pads and drives; each includes a picnic table and fire ring. The park operates on a scaled pricing model: $18/night for Orange County residents, $23 for non-residents. Online reservations open through the county recreation system; primitive group camping (minimum 20 people, tents only, no electricity) requires a direct call to (407) 254-6840.
The setting is a natural preserve with regular deer sightings at campsites, sandhill cranes patrolling grounds, and hiking trails offering wildlife observation. Fishing access exists along the lagoon, pier, and picnic-area shoreline for largemouth bass, bluegill, and crappie. The location 15 minutes from Orlando International Airport positions the park as both a transit stop and a nature-focused destination for campers seeking proximity to the city without urban atmosphere.
Common Questions
What utilities and pricing are available?
All 54 sites include water and electric hookups. Rates are $18/night for Orange County residents, $23 for non-residents.
How do I reserve a campsite?
Individual sites can be reserved online through the Orange County recreation system. Group camping requires a direct call to (407) 254-6840.
What fishing opportunities exist?
Largemouth bass, bluegill, and crappie are accessible from the lagoon shoreline, the campground pier, and picnic-area waters. A valid Florida fishing license is required.
What wildlife will I encounter?
Deer families regularly visit campsites. Sandhill cranes, herons, and migratory birds are common throughout the 1,551-acre preserve.