Chumuckla Springs RV Resort: Where History Flows and Time Slows

Nestled along the Escambia River, Chumuckla Springs RV Resort invites you to experience Florida’s forgotten past — with gated, riverside RV pads on 55 acres of healing mineral springs land. Stay for a day, a week, or a while.

Phase 1 is now open with limited 37 RV sites and 3 cabins, each one thoughtfully placed for peace, privacy, and connection to nature. These are the first and only sites being released for early guests, and they won’t last long.

If you’ve been waiting for a quieter kind of Florida getaway… now’s your chance to claim it.

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Welcome to Chumuckla Springs RV Resort:

A private RV community on the Escambia River, designed for those who appreciate the beauty of a simpler time — and the chance to experience Florida’s forgotten past.

This is your opportunity to stay where the river winds, the air is clean, and the spring-fed waters of Mineral Springs still whisper stories from generations past (often referred to locally as “Mineral Springs” due to the area’s historic healing waters).

Chumuckla Springs RV Resort was built with one goal in mind: to restore the soul without sacrificing the essentials.

Here, you’ll find the kind of simple pleasures and thoughtful details that make you slow down and stay a while — whether you’re kayaking down the Escambia, relaxing by our lazy river-style pool, or just sipping coffee with the sunrise.

Each RV & cabin site includes:

  • Dedicated access to standard RV pads

  • RV pads accommodate 5th wheels, campers, and buses

  • Full sewer and water hookups

  • 30/50-amp electrical service

  • Concrete pads and paved roads

  • WiFi throughout the resort

  • Private, gated entry for you

  • Access to our full, on-site store

And while the world-famous mineral spring water still flows just steps away, so does the peace of knowing you’ve got everything you need right at home.

Historical black and white photograph of a man sitting in a vintage horse-drawn wagon advertising Rejijenga Dairy, which sells chamomile mineral water and fresh strawberries.

Long before highways and hashtags, Chumuckla’s mineral water was delivered by wagon — trusted for its purity, bottled for its promise.

This photo from the early 1900s shows R.F. Jernigan Dairy proudly sourcing from the springs that still flow today.

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At Chumuckla Springs, we’re not just offering weekend getaways.

 

We’re offering something rarer: the chance to stay on historic land, beside healing mineral waters, in a private, gated resort unlike anything else in the Florida Panhandle.

Here’s how it works…

  • A person working at a desk with a laptop, smartphone, notebook, pen, a camera, sunglasses, a wooden clock, a globe, and a model airplane.

    1. Pick Your Perfect Spot

    Choose from 37 full-hookup RV sites or 3 cabin sites — all nestled near the historic mineral springs. Whether you’re staying for a day, a week, or longer, every space is designed for peace, privacy, and a slower pace.

  • Aerial view of a park with winding roads, green lawns, trees, small buildings, and surrounding water.

    2. Reserve Your Stay

    Book your RV site or cabin for a daily, weekly, or monthly stay. Each rental includes sewer, power, and water, with gated access and a community rooted in nature, history, and hospitality.

  • Elderly couple viewing a bus together, with the man showing affection by placing his arm around the woman's shoulders

    3. Settle In & Unplug

    Chumuckla Springs RV Resort isn’t a tourist trap or noisy campground. It’s a quiet return to simpler living. A place to breathe deep, watch the river roll by, and reconnect with what matters most.

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And with limited sites available, this is a first-come, first-served opportunity.

Stay where history runs deep and the pace runs slow.

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Life at Chumuckla Springs RV:

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Inside view of a wooden structure, showing a small pond with still water and a concrete border. The structure has natural wood framing and slatted openings allowing sunlight and views of greenery outside.
A modern, two-story house with a front porch, surrounded by trees and greenery. The house has a grey and white exterior with large windows and a metal roof. A wooden staircase leads up to the porch, which is enclosed with black railings. There are pi
Interior of a hardware or garden store with clothing, tools, and supplies displayed on racks and shelves.
Close-up of a brown leather sofa with patterned pillows in a room with white blinds.
Interior view of a living room with a kitchen area, beige couch with pillows, a black leather armchair, a patterned rug, wall decor, and a hallway leading to windowed room.
A cozy attic bedroom with a bed, a nightstand, and wall-mounted lamps. The room has a wooden ceiling, beige carpet, and windows with blinds letting in natural light.
Interior of a retail store with wooden walls and ceiling, displaying snacks, clothing, and caps on shelves and racks.
A display of Chuckula Springs cheese at RV Resorts with a colorful, illustrated round label featuring a large tree and lush green scenery.
A black metal gate with the words 'Chumuckla Springs' and a tree graphic, flanked by stone columns with lanterns on top, set across a road leading into a wooded area with tall green trees.
A gray utility box mounted on a wooden post next to a faucet, with a background of green grass, trees, and a house in a park setting.

Wander a little beyond the gates…

  • On the Water

    Escambia River – kayak, fish, or float just steps from your cabin

    Coldwater Creek – known for tubing and crystal-clear paddling

    Blackwater River State Park – one of the last sand-bottom rivers in the U.S.

  • History & Small Towns

    Arcadia Mill Archaeological Site – explore preserved mill ruins and trails

    Downtown Milton – riverfront charm, local shops, and great southern food

    Historic Bagdad Village – a walkable 19th-century lumber town

  • Local Flavor

    Holland Farms – peanuts, sunflowers, and seasonal family events

    The Farmer’s Opry & Sweet Season Farms – music, mazes, and more

    Day trips to Pensacola – beaches, seafood, and naval history

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One place like this. One chance to stay here first.

Tucked away along the Escambia River, where the trees whisper and the water heals, Chumuckla Springs RV Resort is more than a place to stay. It’s a place to remember what matters.

We’ve carved out 55 acres of peace and quiet for those who still believe in front porch mornings, slow coffee, and the kind of stillness you can’t find in the city.

With just 37 RV sites and 3 cabins available now, this gated retreat is small on purpose — it’s a hidden corner of Florida where you can breathe deep, unplug, and stay a little longer.

Whether you’re passing through or planning a month by the water, we invite you to be part of something rare.

Now booking for daily, weekly, or monthly stays!