A patchwork of ten different lakes linked by wetlands and creeks make Lake Louisa State Park a delight to explore. While paddling, boating, swimming or exploring the park’s trails, think about how your surroundings are connected to ecosystems, wildlife and people hundreds of miles away.

Lake Louisa State Park is known for its family campground and the 20 beautiful cabins overlooking Dixie Lake, but did you know that we also offer primitive camping opportunities?

Lake Louisa has 60 full-facility campsites nestled between Dixie and Hammond lakes. Each site has 30- and 50-amp hookups. Some sites can accommodate rigs up to 50 feet.

Lake Louisa offers some of the most beautiful vistas in Central Florida and is becoming a showcase for upland habitat restoration and recreational facilities. Its 4,500 acres protects six lakes, two streams, 11 natural communities and 105 acres of lake shoreline. Voted one of America’s Top 100 Family Campgrounds by ReserveAmerica, Lake Louisa’s

Effective March 1-2, 2025: Access to the beach area and equestrian parking area at Lake Louisa State Park will be restricted due to a large triathlon. Visitors wishing to visit those areas may do so but will experience significant delays entering or exiting.

Our guided paddles feature some of the most pristine wetlands and shorelines in Lake Louisa State Park. Exploring Lake Louisa, the largest of the seven lakes in the park, this ecotour is suitable for novice kayakers as well as those with advanced experience.

Trails crisscross through Lake Louisa State Park, winding through rolling hills, lush cypress swamps and scrub forests. There are 20 miles of unpaved trails throughout the park.

A patchwork of ten different lakes linked by wetlands and creeks make Lake Louisa State Park a delight to explore. While paddling, boating, swimming or exploring the park’s trails, think about how your surroundings are connected to ecosystems, wildlife and people hundreds of miles away.

The natural theme park of Lake Louisa State Park showcases a diversity of wildlife, including deer, bobcat, gopher tortoises, fox squirrel and flighted creatures like bald eagles and osprey.

Road Trip. Florida is famous for its theme parks and beaches, but the state has so much more to offer. These Florida State Parks may be off the beaten path, but they deliver sites and experiences that are anything but ordinary.