Lochloosa Harbor

Nestled on the shores of Lake Lochloosa, the 10th‑largest lake in Florida, Lochloosa Harbor offers a genuine Old‑Florida fish camp experience for RV travelers, cabin guests, and anglers alike. The 40 full‑hookup RV sites and two primitive spots are shaded by native pines, each equipped with electric, water, and a fire pit with wood rack, allowing guests to grill their fresh catch under the evening sky. Six fully furnished cabins, including a two‑bedroom lodge, provide comfortable indoor lodging for those who prefer a roof over their heads. Anglers can launch from the on‑site boat ramp to pursue bass, crappie, bluegill, shellcracker, and redear sunfish, while the seasonal diner serves hot fried catfish, shrimp po’boys, and homemade chili beside lake‑view tables. The convenience store stocks live bait—minnows, crickets, grass shrimp, wild shiners, and worms—plus cold drinks and snacks for quick refuel. Open daily from 6 am to 6 pm, the park welcomes day‑visitors for fishing trips or extended stays, with nightly, weekly, and monthly rates that fit any budget. Friendly staff, who proudly share their Catholic heritage, are on hand to arrange guided fishing tours, rent boats, and recommend the best fishing spots. Whether you’re casting a line at sunrise, enjoying a sunset barbecue, or simply relaxing on the dock, Lochloosa Harbor blends rustic charm with modern conveniences, making it a hidden gem for outdoor enthusiasts exploring Central Florida.