Rodman Campground
410 Rodman Rd, Palatka, FL
Rodman Campground is a premier bass fishing destination on the Cross Florida Greenway, offering both primitive and full-hookup sites near the Ocklawaha River.
Quick Facts
- 64 campsites divided into primitive and full-hookup loops
- 38 sites with water and 30/50-amp electric service
- Direct access to the Florida National Scenic Trail
- Located within the Marjorie Harris Carr Cross Florida Greenway
- Two-lane boat ramp on-site for Rodman Reservoir access
- Open 365 days a year from 8 a.m. to sundown
Common Questions
How many campsites are available at Rodman Campground?
The campground features 64 total sites, divided between 26 primitive tent-only sites and 38 sites with electric and water hookups.
What electrical hookups are provided?
The hookup sites offer both 30-amp and 50-amp electrical service.
Are there showers on-site?
Yes, both camping loops have full-amenity bathhouses that include flush toilets and hot showers.
Can I do laundry at the campground?
Yes, the facility includes a laundry room with washers and dryers available for approximately $1.50 per load.
Is there a boat ramp available?
Yes, a two-lane boat ramp is located within the campground providing access to the Rodman Reservoir.
What are the operating hours for the park?
The gates are open from 8 a.m. until sundown, 365 days a year.
Are there fire rings and picnic tables at the sites?
Each individual campsite is equipped with its own fire ring and a picnic table.
Is there an RV dump station?
Yes, the campground provides a dump station for registered guests to use.
What kind of wildlife can be seen nearby?
Common wildlife sightings in the area include American alligators, bald eagles, ospreys, white-tailed deer, and wild turkeys.
Where is the nearest place to get supplies?
The city of Palatka is located approximately 9 miles northeast of the campground for grocery stores and services.
Does the Florida National Scenic Trail pass through the park?
Yes, the Florida National Scenic Trail runs adjacent to the campground and crosses the nearby Kirkpatrick Dam.
Can I fish directly from the bank at a canal-front campsite?
While some sites face the water, the high banks generally prevent direct access for fishing or boating from the campsite.
Is potable water available in the campground?
Yes, potable water is available throughout the campground and at all hookup-equipped sites.