Perry KOA Holiday

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About Perry KOA Holiday

The Big Bend area offers fishing, hunting, canoeing, scalloping (July - September) and unspoiled beaches just a short drive away. The Perry KOA is the perfect place to call home while you explore northern Florida. The campground's Tent Sites and RV Sites are spacious. Super large sites are available if you need extra room. Cabins and Deluxe Cabins are also available (some are pet friendly). You'll also find a playground for the kids and a pool for the whole family to enjoy. Check out the clubhouse - it has foosball, games, puzzles and a TV. Other campground amenities include pedal cars, horseshoes, basketball, and a pavilion. Rally and motorcycle groups are welcome! 2018 Pool Opening: May 21. Max pull thru: 100 feet. Your hosts: Debby & Brian Somers, owners.

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