Cast Your Line Where the Water Stays Calm

Fishing and lake activities at Butch's Hideaway RV Park bring you directly to the shoreline of Lake Rosalie in Lake Wales, Florida.

You can fish from private docks right on Lake Rosalie when you stay at Butch's Hideaway RV Park in Lake Wales. Lighted docks let you keep your line in the water well after the sun goes down, and calm conditions make it easy to bring a boat or spend time near the shoreline without dealing with heavy waves or crowded launch areas.



The property includes a private concrete boat ramp that puts you on the water in minutes and a fish cleaning station positioned near the docks where you can process your catch without hauling equipment back to your RV site. Whether you bring your own boat and gear or prefer to fish from the dock with a rod and tackle box, the setup allows you to move between the water and your campsite throughout the day.


Call Butch's Hideaway RV Park at (863) 528-3321 to ask about dock availability and lake access during your visit to Lake Wales.

Fishing Licenses

Florida fishing regulations apply to all visitors. Anglers age 16 -64 are required to carry a valid Florida freshwater fishing license, which can be obtained online before arrival. Catch limits and seasons may vary, so check current state guidelines.

What You Notice on the Water and at the Docks

When you arrive in Lake Wales, you drive straight to the boat ramp if you are launching, or you walk to one of the private docks with your gear. The docks stay lit after dark, so you can fish during cooler evening hours when activity picks up along the shoreline. Wildlife sightings happen regularly while you are on the water or waiting for a bite.


After a few hours on Lake Rosalie, you return to the fish cleaning station with your cooler and handle the cleaning process before heading back to your site. The concrete ramp makes loading and unloading your boat straightforward, and the calm water means you spend less time adjusting to conditions and more time enjoying the lake.


You bring your own boat, fishing equipment, bait, and cooler. The property provides the ramp, docks, cleaning station, and access to the lake. If you prefer not to fish, the same docks and shoreline offer space to relax, watch the water, and take in the natural surroundings without feeling rushed or crowded.

You Might Be Curious About a Few Things Before You Pack

Guests who plan to fish or use the lake often ask similar questions before they load the boat or pack their tackle. These answers cover what you need to know about dock access, boat launching, and what to expect when you arrive at the property.

What type of boat ramp does the property have?

The property has a private concrete boat ramp that provides direct access to Lake Rosalie. You can launch and retrieve your boat without leaving the park grounds.

How does the lighted dock work for night fishing?

The docks stay lit after sunset so you can fish during the evening and into the night. You do not need to bring additional lighting equipment to see your line or the water around the dock.

What can I use the fish cleaning station for?

You use the fish cleaning station to clean and process your catch after you return from the lake. The station is located near the docks and includes a workspace designed for handling fish before you store or cook them.

What kind of fishing happens on Lake Rosalie?

Lake Rosalie offers freshwater fishing in calm water conditions. Guests fish from the private docks or from their own boats launched at the ramp.

When is the lake access available during my stay?

Lake access through the boat ramp and private docks is available throughout your stay at Butch's Hideaway RV Park. You can use the facilities during the day or evening based on your schedule.

Butch's Hideaway RV Park gives you direct access to Lake Rosalie with the tools and space you need to fish, launch a boat, or spend time on the water without leaving the property. Contact us at (863) 528-3321 to confirm dock and ramp availability when you plan your visit to Lake Wales.