
easy
Up to 10 days
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly relaxing with optional light paddling or swimming
Discover peaceful RV camping at Blackwater Joe’s in Holt, Florida, where private river access and full 50-amp hookups blend comfort with outdoor adventure. Kayak, tube, or swim just steps from your RV and unwind under starry skies on this hidden gem along the Blackwater River.
Full Hookups: 50amp • One Dog Allowed / Must be leashed
Experience the tranquility of Blackwater Joe’s, where spacious RV sites along the Blackwater River invite you to unwind and immerse yourself in nature. Enjoy private access for kayaking, tubing, or swimming, and end your day by the fire under the stars. A perfect getaway for relaxation and adventure awaits!
Experience the tranquility of Blackwater Joe’s, where spacious RV sites along the Blackwater River invite you to unwind and immerse yourself in nature. Enjoy private access for kayaking, tubing, or swimming, and end your day by the fire under the stars. A perfect getaway for relaxation and adventure awaits!
Rocky riverbeds make water shoes essential for safe entry and exit during kayaking or tubing.
Water levels can affect paddling safety; plan your visit during stable weather for smooth navigation.
While dogs are welcome, keeping them leashed ensures their safety and protects local wildlife habitats.
Prevent attracting wildlife by storing food properly and packing out all garbage to maintain the area’s pristine condition.
The Blackwater River area was historically important for Native American communities and later became a site for log rafting transport during the 1800s.
Blackwater Joe’s encourages guests to minimize waste and avoid disturbances to local flora and fauna to maintain the river’s health for future visitors.
For easy river exploration and water recreation right from your campsite.
summer specific
Enhance the camping experience by cooking meals under the stars during cooler evenings.
fall specific
Protect yourself from mosquitoes and other biting insects common along the riverbanks.
spring specific
Keep feet comfortable and prevent slipping on wet river rocks during water activities.
summer specific