Myron B. Hodge city park is a nice little campground on the south side of Sopchoppy on the Sopchoppy River. It features 26 RV sites, about 10 of which are FHU, and many tent sites, a boat ramp, restrooms/showers, a pavilion and a nature trail.
The camping area is a big square field; the FHU sites are on the east side along the fence on the street while the W/E sites are on the opposite side along the river under some trees. A few tent shelters are also on that side. The FHU sites can accomodate the biggest of rigs as long as you can get lined up and back in; there are a few trees in the field but plenty of room to manuever. All the sites could be felt to be a bit close together with no screening shrubbery during the busy season but when we were there in November there was only two other campers for a couple of days, then only one.
Gazebo by the river!
There is no traffic along the street, hardly any noise.
Plenty of room on each lot!
A couple of historic building are on display and a boardwalk winds along the river across the swamp.
Old School House, etc.
All this for $15 per night as long as you want to stay. You can call the camp caretaker at 850-962-5486 but be aware that he can’t make any outgoing long-distance calls. Turn right on Summer Street of US 319 just heading south out of Sopchoppy, then turn left at the end of the street and watch for the sign on the right.
Old Cabin
Rest area while walking the trail!
Trail on the river!
Myron B. Hodge City Park
220 Park Avenue
Sopchoppy, Fla.