Enjoy the warm weather in the "Tree Capital of the South" when you experience camping at a Perry, Florida, family campground like Perry KOA Holiday. You can embrace the charming town's ruralness with the many outdoor opportunities, from wild hog hunting and fishing to hiking and boating. Whether you stay for the winter or a quick vacation, you can revel in the town's peacefulness. Perry KOA Holiday is snowbird friendly with great guests, breakfast on designated weekends, movie nights, cards, games, and gatherings to keep you busy!
Call Perry KOA home for a getaway or extended stay!
Ways to Stay
If you want to try Perry, Florida, camping, book your stay at our KOA Campground. We offer various lodging, RV Sites and Tent Sites for campers. You can enjoy your time in Perry, FL while camping and spending time with your loved ones.
Stay in one of the Deluxe Cabins, Vacation Rentals or Camping Cabins for a camping trip with the comforts of home. The Deluxe Cabins have a log cabin style and provide a full bath and kitchenette. If you want modern lodging, you could stay in one of the Vacation Rentals. They feature a full kitchen and bath, covered decks and more. The Camping Cabins are excellent for those who prefer traditional cabin camping. They do not have a bathroom or kitchen.
You can also go RV camping in Perry, Florida. Our campground has plenty of Pull-Thru and Back-In RV Sites so you can park your RV and stay comfortably. All sites have full hookups with 50A and 30A connections and many are big rig friendly. Some RV Sites have a KOA Patio® with patio furniture and a fire ring. You could also set up your tent at one of the Tent Sites for a more traditional camping experience of sleeping under the stars. All tent sites feature water and electric hookups, a grass pad and a 15-amp connection.
Our Amenities
Our campground is the perfect place to relax in the sun. You can take advantage of the amenities, including:
Local Attractions
With the campground right on U.S. Route 19, you have easy access to explore the local area and visit attractions. See why Perry, FL is called the “Tree Capital of the South” by spending some time at the Forest Capital Museum State Park. You can also visit St. Marks Lighthouse, one of the oldest refuges in the National Wildlife Refuge System.
If you want to be active, Taylor County Sports Complex is not far from the campground. You can play various sports, from baseball and soccer to basketball and tennis. The complex also has playgrounds and a picnic area so you can take a break.
Reserve Your Campsite Today
Are you ready to experience camping near Perry, Florida? Perry KOA Holiday is ready to be your home during your stay. This family campground has everything you need for a break in a warm climate.
Start planning your trip to Florida by reserving a campsite at Perry KOA Holiday.
Starts: 11/26/2026 - Ends: 11/26/2026
Join us for our Ninth Thanksgiving Potluck Dinner! Mark your calendar and book your spot for November 26 and join us. The park will provide turkey and there will be a sign up sheet for the basics. If you can't plan, at least plan to come, bring something, quick appetizer snack, cookies for dessert, whatever works! This is when we find out who the good cooks in the park are and it's a great time to get reacquainted with our snowbirds and welcome those on their way someplace else!
Starts: 10/22/2026 - Ends: 10/24/2026
One of the oldest annual festivals in Florida, the event dubbed the "Pine Tree Festival" in 1955 was originally held to educate the public on how to prevent forest fires that were crippling the timber industry. The festival accomplished its goal, and by 1965 Taylor county had preserved its forests. Florida governor Hayden Burns and the Florida cabinet proclaimed Taylor County the "Tree Capital of the South". That same year, the Pine Tree Festival was renamed as the "Florida Forest Festival".
Although advertised as a one-day festival, a variety of local events lead up to "Festival Day". The kick-off is the Miss Florida Forest Festival Queen Pageant, and the Little King & Queen Pageant, held on the Saturday prior to the festival. Beginning on Wednesday, a carnival is set up at the festival, and fireworks are shot off on Thursday evening at the Perry-Foley airport. Friday events include a dog show in downtown Perry, the Gaslight Parade in the evening, followed by a dance and concert, and antique car cruise-in.
On Saturday, the day of the festival, the King Tree Parade and a 5-K run are held in the downtown area. Then the festivities move to the main event venue at Forest Capital Museum State Park, just south of Perry. Live entertainment is provided from noon until the festival closes at the end of the day. Featured events are the lumberjack shows, including chainsaw, cross cut and loader competitions.
Home of the World's Largest FREE Fish Fry, make your plans now to attend all or just a day of this Taylor County family tradition!
Stay at Perry KOA and watch Thursday's fireworks from the comfort of the park!
Please note, special event cancellation policy applies.
KOA National Cancellation Guideline prevails except during holiday and special event weekends. This could affect National Holidays and local events such as Florida State Forest Festival weekend. Please note, special cancellation policy is a fully pre-paid, non-refundable stay. Please note this and call 850.584.3221 if you have any questions.