Reviews

For Weeping Ridge - Torreya State Park: Stayed here Feb 14-18 in a 27' TT. Small (only 30 sites) quaint campground that unfortunately was devastated by Hurricane Michael. Next door neighbours said they have been camping here for 30 years and the destruction is tragic. Only 3 trails are open - but these are interesting. Gregory House tour is interesting - hostess dresses in period costume. Staff are very friendly and helpful.

Posted Mar 15, 2020 by Peter K from London, ON. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Weeping Ridge - Torreya State Park: I really loved the remote quiet area. Hurricane is Michael did its damage here. Most shade trees are gone and most trails closed. Everyone working there were super. Great place for rest and quiet these days of late September 2019. The only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars is trails closed. Understandably so. Just letting you know. I will come back again if traveling I10.

Posted Sep 28, 2019 by Kevin from NE Indiana . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Weeping Ridge - Torreya State Park: Torreya State Park campground has one of the most attractive camping price anywhere. For just $16 a day for a fully shaded site with electric/water hookup, we loved our site #13. Although our site is between other sites, but lines of shrubs and trees kept us fairly private. If you don’t want to be between sites, site #15 is awesome; viewing deck is one side and just one neighbor on the other. All sites are long back-ins with hard pack sand or cement provided a leveled pad for your RV/trailer. The campground even has one of each accommodation type; yurt or cabin... take your pick! 2 type of bathrooms are also provided; combo bathroom just like one in your house, and the typical one that has showers separate from toilet stalls. All facility are dated but clean and very little bugs. One dumpster is near the exit, so daily trash hauling is needed. There are small sign warn campers of poisonous copperhead in the area, and inside you telling yourself “yeah right!”. Not until the kid from few sites over, rushed to ER from the copperhead bite, and we taken back from 4.5’ long copperhead slithers on top of viewing deck (easy to spot a brown snake on black wood), and 2.5’ brown copperhead perfectly blend in with the dead leaves few steps from our trailer. We could have stepped on top of it and wouldn’t even realize the it was there. The darn copperhead has habit of freeze up when disturbed, that’s why it impossible to spot until the strike. Nah, we won’t come back until this campground completely eradicate their cute land mines with fangs.

Posted Jul 06, 2018 by Wandering Sandals from Fremont, CA. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Weeping Ridge - Torreya State Park: Giving the benefit of the doubt because it rained our whole time there (but that's why we stopped there), so didn't use anything but space and hookups. Some spaces very close together for a state park. Spaces seem to be all FL sand?, hard-packed. Our space and the next one were sloped a bit more than optimally (neighbor had to jack front wheels off ground?they were nose-in). Staff I contacted were very pleasant. Clubhouse/office building is landmark CCC-built.

Posted Feb 13, 2018 by Rick from CA. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.

For Weeping Ridge - Torreya State Park: Nice and clean restrooms. Trails and view around here are nice.

Posted Sep 07, 2014 by Rebel Stormy from MT. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.