Whitey’s Fish Camp

Good food, cold drinks, and fun on the water.

For more than 60 years, Whitey’s Fish Camp has been a place where everyone feels like family — a local gathering spot built on fresh seafood, live music, and simple, good times.

A vintage photograph of an old fish camp on a riverbank with rustic wooden buildings, classic cars like a VW Beetle, and small fishing boats moored along the shore.

The place to be since 1963!

Ann and Whitey Ham first opened Whitey’s Fish Camp in 1963, and it has been part of life on the water in North Florida ever since.

From its beginnings as a small fish camp to the local landmark it is today, Whitey’s has grown over the decades into something much larger, shaped by generations of locals and visitors who’ve made it part of their story.

While we continue to grow, the spirit of Whitey’s always remains rooted in tradition, good company, and easy days by the water. Pull up, unwind and stay awhile! We can’t wait to see you.

A sunny, wide shot of a bustling waterfront restaurant and tiki bar viewed from the water. Patrons are dining on a wide wooden deck lined with green umbrellas and thatched palapa roofs. The main open-air building features a copper-colored metal roof, and lush green trees surround the property under a clear blue sky.

A vibrant sunset over a calm body of water with a wooden boat dock in the foreground. The sky is filled with dark clouds illuminated by a brilliant, fiery orange and pink glow, which reflects on the water's surface. On the left side of the dock, a tall white sign reads "Whitey's Fish Camp."

A bar with a granite counter, bar stools, and a mirrored back wall displaying bottles, taps, and decorative elements under warm lighting.

Interior of a coastal-themed restaurant dining room with wood tables, woven basket chandeliers, and Florida-inspired wildlife decor on the walls.