Tallahassee East / Monticello KOA

Complimentary Breakfast and Tea Time Jump-start your morning at KOA with a warm and welcoming breakfast from 8:00am-10:00am! We're graciously serving up home-made Belgian waffles, Danish pastries, cereal and yogurt with our compliments! How about topping it off with fresh orange juice and piping hot coffee to get you going? Join us for afternoon tea from 3:00pm-8:00pm and sample some home-style delectable delights like brownies, cakes, cookies and pies. Kick back relax and let us pamper your palate at Tallahassee East KOA.

Campground Amenities

• 50 Max Amp
• 100' Max Length
• Wi-Fi
• Cable TV
• Pool (Open Apr 1 to Oct 1)
• Propane ($)
• Kamping Kitchen
• Fishing
• Firewood ($)
• Pavilion

• Fully-Stocked Store
• Kamping Kitchen
• U-Haul Rental ($)
• Mini Storage ($)

• RV Supplies
• Dump Station ($)
• Dry Storage ($)

Hiking Trails

Munson Hills Off-Road Bicycle Trail

Water Activities Swimming, boating, and fishing.

South's Most Haunted Town - Ghost Tours In October of 2003, Monticello was designated by ABC News as the "South's Most Haunted Town". Ghost Tours offered by Big Ben Ghost Trackers. These professional paranormal investigators lead 90-minute ghost tours of Historic Monticello starting at the Monticello/Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce. Tours feature a ghost hunt, ghost stories, cemetery walk and a ghost workshop. All tours conveniently located within a 10-mile radius of Tallahassee East KOA. These historical Monticello homes are available for tours: John Denham House - 555 W. Palmer Mill Road; The Daffodale House Estate, circa 1897 - 620 W. Washington St.; Palmer House – Corner of Palmer Mill Road and S. Jefferson St. Contact the Monticello/Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce at (850) 997-5552 for more information on tour dates and times.

Monticello Opera House Envision a magnificent theatre filled with music, laughter and thundering applause. This was the ongoing dream and vision of John Perkins. Built in 1890, The “Perkins Block”, as it was called, was built and owned by Perkins. Spread across three first floor bays, the magnificent masonry structure housed thriving mercantile interests, including a general store, sewing machine shop, hardware store and farm implement supply store. The second floor of the Perkin’s Block hosted the visionary opera house, opening out into a large foyer and the largest stage in the area. John Perkin’s vision continues today with hometown glitz and glitter dazzling you with unparalleled acoustics and theatrical productions. On September 14, 1972 the Monticello Opera House was listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places. For hours of operation and upcoming events please call (850) 997-4242. Now on with the music and laughter! This is what dreams are made of.

Jefferson Art Gallery/Jefferson Arts, Inc. The art gallery is located at 575 W Washington Street about 6 miles from Tallahassee East KOA off US 19 S/South Jefferson St. in Monticello. Open every Wednesday and Saturday from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm or by appointment. Check the Tallahassee East KOA Upcoming Local Events for featured artists and exhibits or call (850) 997-3311.