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A railroad crossing on Main Street in Perry, Florida

Area photo: Main Street, Perry · not the RV park

Rocky’s Campground

Google rating 4.5

A simple, friendly full-hookup campground behind a convenience store and gas station on US-98 west of Perry, with pull-thrus, a bathhouse, laundry and a dump station.

Perry, Florida · US-98, about 4½ miles west of town

Season

Year-round

Store and fuel on site

Elevation

About 50 ft

Pine flatwoods west of town

Hookups

Full hookups

30/50 amp, pull-thru sites

Big rigs

Big rigs OK

Pull-thrus; longest reported 40 ft

Updated October 19, 2026 · Details checked against the park’s website

West of Perry on US-98

The Rocky’s Campground experience

A no-frills, full-hookup campground behind Rocky’s convenience store and gas station on US-98, about 4½ miles west of Perry. Listings put it at 39 to 47 sites, mostly pull-thrus with 30/50-amp power, plus a bathhouse, laundry and a dump station. We don’t have park photos yet, so the gallery mixes video stills with labeled area photos.

Full hookups30/50 amp, water and sewer

Pull-thru sitesBig-rig friendly, per listings

Bathhouse & laundryRestrooms, showers and laundry

Dump stationOn site

Store, deli & fuelGas, diesel, ice, bait and pizza

Wi-FiListed as free

Picnic tablesAt the sites

Pets allowedPer listings

Tent areaOpen field with little shade

What campers say

The campground report card

We don’t recycle other sites’ reviews, but RVers on RV LIFE rate it highly: they like the easy pull-thrus, the friendly staff, the fair price and being able to fuel up and grab a pizza without unhitching. Expect some highway and store traffic, and note that the Google rating is shared with the gas station.

How RVers rate it

Category scores from Campendium reviewers, out of 5

Location 4.7 out of 5 On US-98 west of Perry

Access 5.0 out of 5

Cleanliness 4.5 out of 5

Site quality 4.3 out of 5

Noise 4.2 out of 5

Field notes from RVers

Longest rig RVers report40 ft Jun 2026

Cell signal reportedAT&T 4G/5GVerizon 4G

Last reported nightly rate$50 Jun 2026

As reported by Campendium users. *The Google rating covers the store and gas station as well as the campground. Rates aren’t published, so confirm when you call.

On US-98 west of Perry

Getting there

Rocky’s is right on US-98 west of Perry, the route toward Tallahassee and the Panhandle, so it’s an easy overnight between the Gulf Coast and points west. Downtown Perry is under 10 minutes east.

Map: getting to Rocky’s Campground west of Perry, FloridaLocator map of the area west of Perry, Florida. Rocky’s Campground is behind Rocky’s convenience store on US-98 about 4½ miles west of the US-19 junction in Perry. From Tallahassee, follow US-98 east toward Perry.Rocky’s CampgroundCampground · US-98 West1 miN

From Perry: US-98 west about 4½ miles from the US-19 junction; the campground is behind the storeFrom Tallahassee and I-10: US-98 east through Newport and the Aucilla River toward Perry

US-98 W · PERRY

Set your GPS

5175 W US Hwy 98, Perry, FL

To downtown Perry*About 8 min

To Forest Capital MuseumAbout 10 min

To Econfina River State ParkAbout 33 min

From Tallahassee Intl AirportAbout 1 hr 10 min

Call ahead. Rocky’s takes reservations by phone and doesn’t publish check-in times. The store is on site, so there’s usually someone to ask when you arrive.

Mild winters, hot summers. January highs average about 66° with nights near 41°; July highs reach about 92°, so plan outdoor time for mornings.

*Drive times are from OpenStreetMap routing and are approximate. Locator map is approximate, not for navigation.

Around Perry & the Big Bend

Around Perry & the Big Bend

Forest Capital Museum State Park and downtown Perry are about 10 minutes away; Econfina River State Park is about half an hour west.

The cypress-shingled museum building at Forest Capital Museum State Park in Perry, Florida
≈ 10 min east

Photo thanks to Ebyabe (CC BY-SA 2.5)

Forest Capital Museum State Park

Florida’s forestry story in a cypress museum, with a 19th-century Cracker homestead out back. The Florida Forest Festival is held here each October.

Sand, sea grass and cabbage palms along the Gulf shore at Keaton Beach, Florida
≈ 44 min south

Photo thanks to DiscoverTaylor (CC BY-SA 4.0)

Keaton Beach

A small county beach park on the Gulf with a boat ramp and a pier, rebuilding after Hurricanes Idalia and Helene; check what’s open before you go.

The wide, low limestone ledge of Steinhatchee Falls on the Steinhatchee River
≈ 44 min southeast

Photo thanks to Dorothy Finley (CC BY 2.0)

Steinhatchee Falls

One of Florida’s few waterfalls: a wide, knee-high limestone ledge on the Steinhatchee River, with a picnic area and a paddle launch.

The dark, tree-lined Econfina River at Econfina River State Park in Taylor County, Florida
≈ 33 min west

Photo thanks to Ebyabe (CC BY-SA 3.0)

Econfina River State Park

A quiet state park where the Econfina River meets the Gulf, with a boat ramp, paddling and miles of trails for hiking, biking and horses.

More places to stay

Other parks worth a look

Three more places to stay nearby, by drive time.

A KOA Deluxe Patio site at Perry KOA Holiday with a paver patio, stone fire pit, dining table and live oaks behind
≈ 12 min east

Photo thanks to Perry KOA Holiday

Perry KOA Holiday

A tidy KOA Holiday under live oaks on US-19, with long pull-thrus, fenced dog-yard sites and a heated pool.

RVs parked along a grassy row under big live oaks at Old Highway 19 RV Park in Perry
≈ 16 min southeast

Photo thanks to Old Highway 19 RV Park

Old Highway 19 RV Park

Pull-thru full hookups under live oaks south of Perry, with a fishing pond and a big dog park.

Aerial view of Kamp Keaton RV sites and covered pavilion among tall pines near Keaton Beach
≈ 34 min south

Photo thanks to Kamp Keaton

Kamp Keaton

A small, tidy park near Keaton Beach with 50-amp full hookups, a pool and room for your boat.

Before you book

Plan your stay

Everything that decides whether Rocky’s fits your rig, your dates and your budget, in one place.

Our take: an easy, inexpensive full-hookup stop with pull-thrus, a bathhouse and fuel at the door, well rated by RVers passing through. It’s not a destination park; expect a store-and-highway setting rather than shade and quiet.

Nightly ratesReported rates · checked Oct 19, 2026

RV site, Oct 2026 (RV LIFE)$45 /night

RV site, Aug 2026 (RV LIFE)$51 /night

RV site, Jul 2026 (RV LIFE)$51 /night

RV site, Jun 2026 (Campendium)$50 /night

Rocky’s doesn’t publish a rate card. These are rates campers reported paying in 2026. Call (850) 584-6600 for current nightly, weekly and monthly rates.

Prices are subject to change at any time and may vary by date, season and availability. For the latest pricing, check the park’s rates page or call (850) 584-6600.

Typical January afternoon

Perry66°

Chicago32°

Mild winters: 34° warmer than Chicago in January; July highs reach about 92°.

4 + 4 points

Is it right for you?

Who it suits, what to consider, and why campers like it.

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4 rate rows

Site types

Rates campers reported in 2026.

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10 details

Rates & policies

Booking, facilities and what isn’t published.

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5 questions

Before you book

Questions to ask before you call.

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Rocky’s Campground is a privately run campground behind Rocky’s convenience store on US-98 west of Perry. It suits RVers who want an easy, affordable full-hookup stop with a bathhouse and fuel on site.

Best for

  • Travel-day stops: pull-thrus right off US-98.
  • Budget stays: campers reported $45 to $51 a night in 2026.
  • Rigs without a bathhouse: restrooms, showers and laundry on site.
  • Convenience: fuel, ice, bait and pizza at the store.

Consider this

  • Highway and store traffic; it’s not a quiet, wooded park.
  • No published rates, rules or check-in times.
  • The Google rating is shared with the gas station.
  • Little shade in the tent area.

Winter in Perry

Typical January afternoon

66°

Perry

Perry-Foley Airport (NOAA)

32°

Chicago

Chicago O’Hare

34 degrees warmer than Chicago, with nights near 41°. Normal January highs, 1991–2020.

Sites have full hookups with 30/50-amp power, and most are pull-thrus. Rocky’s doesn’t publish rates; these are what campers reported.

Full-hookup pull-thru ≈ $45–51/night

30/50 ampPull-thruReported

The main RV option. Confirm the current rate by phone.

Weekly / monthly Call

Long staysFull hookupsAsk

Long-stay rates aren’t published.

Tent site Call

Open fieldBathhouseLittle shade

A separate tent area.

Dump only Ask

Dump stationOn site

Ask whether non-guests can use the dump station.

Nightly≈ $45–51Reported by campers in 2026

BookingPhone(850) 584-6600

Check-inAskNot published

CancellationAskNot published

PetsAllowedPer listings

BathhouseYesRestrooms, showers, laundry

Dump stationYesOn site

FuelGas & dieselAt the store

Sites39–47Listings disagree

SeasonYear-round

Checked on October 19, 2026. Rocky’s doesn’t publish rates or rules online, and listings disagree on the site count (39 to 47) and ZIP code; call (850) 584-6600 to confirm.

Good to know before you pull in

Five things that change your booking

Ask these on the phone before you reserve.

  • What’s the nightly rate? Campers reported $45 to $51 in 2026.
  • Is a pull-thru available? Ask for one if you’re towing.
  • Do you offer weekly or monthly rates? They aren’t published.
  • What time is check-in? It isn’t published.
  • What’s the pet policy? Listings say pets are allowed.

Know before you go

Frequently asked questions

A few details before you hit the road.

By phone at (850) 584-6600. We found no online booking.

Rocky’s doesn’t publish rates. Campers reported paying $45 to $51 a night in 2026 on RV LIFE and Campendium.

Yes, by most accounts. Listings describe pull-thru sites and the park as big-rig friendly; the longest rig a Campendium reviewer reported is 40 ft.

Yes. Listings and reviews mention restrooms, showers, laundry and a dump station on site.

The 638 Google reviews are for the whole business, including the convenience store and gas station, not just the campground.

About 8 minutes west of downtown Perry on US-98.

Yes. Rocky’s convenience store sells gas and diesel, ice, bait, snacks and pizza, so you can stock up without unhitching.

Season: Year-round

Need an easy stop on US-98?

Call Rocky’s to reserve a pull-thru, then fuel up and grab dinner at the store without unhitching.

or call (850) 584-6600

Thank you to the people behind these photos and this video. Please support them by giving their work a look. We don’t have park photos of Rocky’s yet: the gallery uses video stills from Ruff Road RV Life on YouTube and labeled area photos of Perry. Area photos via Wikimedia Commons: Ebyabe (Forest Capital Museum; CC BY-SA 2.5), DiscoverTaylor (Keaton Beach; CC BY-SA 4.0), Dorothy Finley (Steinhatchee Falls; CC BY 2.0), Ebyabe (Econfina River; CC BY-SA 3.0); the images were resized. Other-park photos: Perry KOA Holiday, Old Highway 19 RV Park and Kamp Keaton (see their pages for credits). Review-site logos are trademarks of their owners.

Disclaimer

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The information on this page was prepared using the most current details available at the time of publication, including the park’s published materials and publicly available sources. Pricing, availability, rules, policies, regulations, amenities and other details are set by the park and may change at any time without notice. Before you travel or book, please confirm all details directly with Rocky’s Campground at rockyscampground.com or (850) 584-6600. RV-Roundup is not responsible for errors, omissions, or changes made after publication.

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