Tallahassee, FL
(850) 878-7641

Est. 2002 on Mahan Drive

Pull through under Tallahassee's live oaks

Full hookup sites, less than a mile off I-10 Exit 209A.

Pine-lined gravel road through the park with RVs on their sites

8 AMQuiet time ends

Mornings start with rakes in the pine straw.

Giant pines, majestic oaks, flowering magnolia and dogwoods dot the rolling hills here. One guest watched the staff out every morning raking up pine needles and leveling sites, and wrote that they keep the place immaculate.

It is a quiet country setting with easy access from I-10, and in another guest's words, no highway noise.

Wood-sided office cabin at the park entrance, with shrubs and a front walk

12:00 PM, Eastern

Check in at noon. Stay a night or a season.

The regular nightly rate already includes state and local taxes and the park's admin fees, and there is no extra charge for children or pets. Check-out is 11:00 AM.

Discounts

Good Sam, AARP and Military: active, veteran and retired.

Booking

Online requests need 72 hours. Sooner than that, call (850) 878-7641.

Cards

Master Card, Visa, American Express and Discover.

Late day

Walk the loop before supper.

Flower islands, a koi pond and stone-edged beds line the park road, kept up between the sites.

  • Stone-edged flower island and pond on the park road
    Flower island and pond on the loop road
  • Orange and white koi under the surface of the pond
    Koi in the pond
  • Curving stone-edged garden bed with a fountain and a red rocking chair
    Stone-edged bed, fountain and rocker
  • Orange hibiscus bloom in a planter
    Hibiscus in a planter by the sites
  • Planter garden of red geraniums in front of parked RVs
    Geranium planters along the sites
  • Carved black bear holding a welcome sign among purple flowers
    The welcome bear by the office
  • Pond-side garden of flowers with RV sites behind
    Pond-side garden and sites
  • Lawn with clumps of ornamental grasses and the pool fence beyond
    Ornamental grasses on the lawn by the pool
Pine-paneled clubhouse lounge with an upright piano, a bison mount and plaid armchairs

EveningThe clubhouse

Supper in the clubhouse kitchen.

The clubhouse has a full kitchen, so a family dinner does not have to fit in a galley. There is a pool table for adults 16 and up, horseshoe pits outside, and the laundry stays open 24 hours.

All the amenities
Clubhouse kitchen with pine cabinets, a long counter and a dining table
Pine cabinets, a long counter and the dining table in the clubhouse kitchen

After supperWhat guests wrote

Ask the folks on the next site.

Terrific small campground! Staff keeps it immaculate! They are out every morning raking up pine needles, leveling sites, very friendly service.
Linda Stevenson, Google review
“Nice, clean, well maintained park with pull through sites and FHU. Easy access from I-10, but no highway noise. Be sure to visit the Tallahassee Auto Museum. It's so much more than cars!”
Jim Thomas, Google review
“The setting is attractive and peaceful, making it a nice place to relax after a day of travel.”
Co Flo, Google review

10 PMQuiet time

Quiet time is 10pm to 8am, the speed limit is 5 mph, and fires are propane only.

Read the park rules

What people ask the office before they come.

Check-in is at 12:00 PM noon and check-out is at 11:00 AM, both Eastern time.

The regular daily rate is $77.00, which includes applicable state and local taxes and the park admin and software surcharges. Football weekends are $105.00 per night regardless of the nature of the stay.

Yes. The monthly rate is $950.00 for stays of three months or more, there is a wait list, and the RV must be a 2001 model year or newer. When no monthly site is free, the office offers a discounted weekly rate.

Online reservation requests must be made 72 hours in advance. For anything sooner, call the office at (850) 878-7641.

Cancel 48 hours or more before check-in and there is a $10 cancellation fee, with the rest of the balance held as camp credit. Within 48 hours, the full reservation balance is charged. FSU home game weekends and football-season monthly stays are prepaid in full and 100% non-refundable.

Inside pets are welcome at no extra charge. Keep them leashed, walk them in the designated areas, and keep them out of the buildings. No American Pit Bulls, Rottweilers, Dobermans or other aggressive breeds.

Good Sam, AARP and Military (active, veteran and retired). AAA is also listed on the reservation form. Type your promo code in capitals in the PROMO field.

No. Tallahassee RV Park is for self-contained RVs only.

11 AMCheck-out

Then the Capital City is yours.

The park sits in the rolling hills of Tallahassee, convenient to the city's dining and entertainment, a variety of quaint shops and both regional malls.

  • Tallahassee Automobile MuseumHalf a mile from the park. Two guests told new arrivals to go, and one called it so much more than cars.
  • Florida State UniversityOnly minutes away. Football weekends run at their own nightly rate.
  • Florida A&M UniversityOnly minutes away.
  • Florida State CapitolOnly minutes away, with the Museum of Florida History close by.
  • Mission San LuisOn the park's own list of nearby attractions.
  • Tallahassee MuseumAlso on that list, for an afternoon in town.
  • Wakulla SpringsOn the park's list for a day trip south.
  • Bradley's Country StoreA country store out in the Red Hills Region.

Getting here

Leave I-10 at Exit 209A. Coming east from Pensacola, turn right off the ramp; coming west from Jacksonville, turn left. The entrance is less than a mile on the right at 6504 Mahan Drive.

Map and directions