High Bluff Campground offers primitive camping with 19 sites suitable for tents and RVs (up to 36 ft), featuring picnic tables, fire rings, and vault toilets on the northern shore of Lake Talquin.

The campground provides a fishing pier and boat ramp for lake access, with no water or electric hookups available—visitors must bring all supplies. Access is via a well-maintained 2.

6-mile dirt road; sites are small and close together, making backing in challenging for larger RVs, but the quiet, shaded setting under pine and oak trees makes it popular for fishing and paddling enthusiasts seeking affordable, no-frills camping.