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Old Highway 19 RV Park

6810 US-19, Perry, FL

Old Highway 19 RV Park is a 37-acre destination in Perry featuring full-hookup pull-through sites shaded by mature live oaks. The property offers a unique historic touch with a walkable section of the original Highway 19 running through the grounds.

This family-owned park in the Florida Panhandle provides a quiet, rural atmosphere under a canopy of Spanish moss-draped live oaks. It is situated on 37 acres and is distinguished by the fact that the original historic Highway 19 still traverses parts of the property, offering guests a nostalgic path for walks and exploration. The sites are designed with convenience in mind, providing long pull-through options with full 30- and 50-amp hookups suitable for larger vehicles. Amenities at the park focus on relaxation and nature, including a catch-and-release fishing pond and a dedicated dog park with an off-leash area. Nature lovers will appreciate the butterfly gardens, which serve as a natural stopping point for Monarch butterflies during their fall migration. For those looking for local adventure, the park is a gateway to the Gulf Coast's fishing in Steinhatchee and is surrounded by eight state parks offering kayaking and natural springs.

Quick Facts

  • Pull-through RV sites with 30 and 50-amp full hookups
  • On-site catch-and-release fishing pond for guests
  • Features a walkable segment of the historic original Highway 19
  • Situated on 37 acres shaded by mature live oak trees
  • Pet-friendly grounds include a dedicated dog park
  • Located 39 miles from the fishing hub of Steinhatchee

Common Questions

What types of RV sites are available?

The park offers long pull-through sites equipped with full hookups.

Are there electric hookups?

Yes, sites include both 30-amp and 50-amp electrical service.

Is there a fishing area on the property?

Yes, there is a catch-and-release fishing pond within the campground.

Does the park allow pets?

Yes, the park is pet-friendly and features a dog park with an off-leash area.

Is Wi-Fi provided?

Yes, Wi-Fi is available for guests throughout the park.

What makes the park's location unique?

A walkable section of the original historic Highway 19 runs directly through the property.

How large is the campground?

The park covers 37 acres of land in Taylor County.

Are there any non-RV lodging options?

Yes, the park offers both smaller and deluxe cabins for rent.

What is the local natural highlight in the fall?

The park's gardens are a natural stopping place for migrating Monarch butterflies during the autumn months.

What are the check-in and check-out times?

Check-in begins at 3:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM.

What are some nearby outdoor activities?

Guests can access eight state parks nearby for activities like kayaking, canoeing, and visiting natural springs.

Can I buy firewood on-site?

Yes, firewood is available for use at the park's community and individual fire pits.

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