The best camping near T.O. Fuller State Park

You’re in for way more than a couple of trees and a picnic table at T.O. Fuller State Park. When the Civil Conservation Corps started excavating for a swimming pool in the 1940s, they unearthed a lost and forgotten Native American civilization. Now, when you visit the park, be sure to visit the Chucalissa Village. It’s a trip to a past of thatched roofs and off-the-land living, and you can get there right off the 6-mile hiking loop! The park’s wetlands host all kinds of birds and wildlife, and if you’re lookin’ for a refreshing dip, there’s even an Olympic-size swimming pool.

The ideal time to visit T.O. Fuller State Park is during the spring and fall when the weather is mild and the natural world is in full bloom. Summer brings warmth and a lush landscape, but also the possibility of afternoon showers. Winter, while cooler, can offer a serene park experience, though some facilities may have reduced hours.

• Check the park's operating hours, typically from 8:30am to 5pm, before planning your visit.
• Stay informed about any trail closures or safety advisories posted by the park.
• Accessibility varies across the park, so inquire ahead if you require special accommodations.
• Make use of the available color and favorite facilities, ensuring a comfortable visit.
• Remember to pack out your trash, keeping the park pristine for all to enjoy.