The camp is located on Hightway 87 near Milton, FL.

The Coldwater River flows at an average depth of two feet over a soft, sandy bottom through the Blackwater State Forest.

Vehicles and rental boats are parked in the central parking area adjacent to the camp office and store.

Various small buildings serve as information headquarters near the entrance to the office.

The camp store is perched over the Coldwater River swamp on piers. The walkway access can be seen above.

There is a picnic area is adjacent to the store building.

The view of the deck adjacent to the camp store shows an ample supply of seating arrangements from rocking chairs and swings to picnic tables.

Miles of narrow roads connect the cabins with the main camp buildings.

A typical small bunkhouse has a screened in backporch.

The shower and bathroom facility is adjacent to the bunkhouse.

Wolfe Creek is adjacent to several cabins built on the waters edge.

This is a rustic one-room cabin called the "Honeysuckle". It is air-conditioned with a double bed and a set of bunk beds.

The Honeysuckle cabin features a porch front view of Wolfe Creek.

The Old Schoolhouse Inn offers luxury accomodations.

The facade of the Old Schoolhouse Inn faces a picnic area and a small creek.

The rooms at the School House have high ceilings and hardwood floors. Each room has a full bath, microwave, coffeepot and mini refrigerator.

This is the entrance to Grandma Peaden's cottage and the dining hall.

Grandma Peaden's cottage is a classic Victorian home.

The cottage features hardwood floors and a full bath.

The cottage features period pieces such as the antique bed shown above.

There is a fireplace in the living area.

The cottage has a back porch that overlooks Wolfe Creek.

The dining hall and community gathering place is located on Wolfe Creek.