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8 Fully Furnished Cabins
Our park features 8 fully furnished water front cabins, equipped bathrooms, kitchens and bedrooms. TV and Free Wifi Included for all cabins as well as full fishing access to our sea wall. We also have a bunk house available with a full bed and 3 twin bunk beds.
17 RV Sites
17 RV sites await you, RV sites include water, sewer and electric. Shoreline fishing is included for RV and Cabin guests. Primitive Tent Camping is also available. Check in times are 3:00 pm and check out is at 11:00 am.
Special Features
Camp Store
Camp store with all your mullet and back country fishing needs with a 500 sqf dock to tie your boat to while you are staying with us. We have our special mullet chum, we rent fishing poles, sell beer, R.V. supplies, souvenirs, frozen bait, artificial tackle, ice sodas and snacks. Camp Store Hours - 8 am - 6 pm, 7 Days a week
Shoreline Fishing
Mary's is well known for its mullet fishing as well as mangrove snapper, snook and redfish along its 275 foot seawall on the Mud River. We open the shore for fishing from 8 am to 10:00 pm. If you have never seen the Old Florida Cracker Way of catching mullet with a cane pole, its just worth a visit to watch and see how the old timers do it.
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Primitive Camping Sites
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Camp Features
Kayaking
Kayaking at Mary’s is a wonderful experience! Most of our kayakers get to see dolphins, sea otters, manatees, turtles and so much more! Click here for pricing.
Fishing
Come fish along our almost 400 foot long seawall with a beautiful view of the Mud River.
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Office/Store
Mary's Fishing Camp Park Map
MARY’S FISH CAMP IS AN OLD STAPLE ON THE GULF COAST THAT WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1946
Mary’s Fish Camp is an old staple on the Gulf Coast that was established in 1946 on the Mud River in Bayport, Florida. The Mud River is fed by 2 natural springs The Mud River Spring and the Salt Spring that flows into the Weeki Wachee River just before the mouth hits the Gulf of Mexico. Mary’s Fish Camp is known for its plentiful fish and especially mullet that run to the springs in front of the camp. Not much has changed at the fish camp since since 1946. Its a piece of old Florida and the beauty of the Gulf Coast! Mary’s Fish Camp closed down in 2010 and had been vacant until Sept 2015, when a group of local businessmen and sportsman were presented an opportunity to bring the fish camp back to life. We have pooled our resources to bring back Mary’s for your enjoyment and preserve a piece of history on the Gulf Coast. Come down to Mary’s and bring the family!