Camping In St Augustine – Campgrounds and RV Parks
St. Augustine, Florida is an amazing vacation destination for RV and tent camping. There are plenty of campgrounds in St. Augustine and then there are campsites at Anastasia State Park, St. Augustine Beach, and additional RV parks near Saint Augustine. The gorgeous Atlantic Ocean beaches are a major draw to St. Johns County but the city of St. Augustine is itself a major historic site and includes tourist hotspots such as the famous Castillo de San Marcos ( the oldest existing 17th-century fort in the United States), the historic Old City argued to be the oldest city in the US, the legendary Bridge of Lions and much, much more. First, we will start with where to camp during your visit. Just click on one of the links below to jump to the camping section that interests you:
Camping in St. Augustine
Camping in St. Augustine Beach
RV Parks and Campgrounds Near St. Augustine
Camping Anastasia State Park
Faver-Dykes State Park Camping and CampgroundCamping In St. Augustine
Cooksey’s RV Park
1425 FL-16, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Telephone: (904) 824-4016
Compass RV Park
1505 State Rd 207, St. Augustine, FL 32086
Telephone: (904) 824-3574
Website: https://www.sunrvresorts.com/resorts/south/florida/compass-rv-resort/
Facilities and Amenities:
•Vintage trailer rental
•Fitness center.
•Wi-Fi service throughout the park.
•DirecTV service with 36 channels.
•Big rig friendly sites
•Recreation area
•Club House
•Scheduled activities.
•Walking trail
•Gravel pads on most sites
•Concrete patios on premium sites.
•Community campfires (2)
•Bath houses
•Laundry
•Pet park
•Live music holiday weekends and Saturday nights in season
North Beach Camp
4125 Coastal Hwy, St. Augustine, FL 32084
Telephone: (904) 824-1806
Website: https://northbeachcamp.com
Facilities and Amenities:
•Located on 30-heavily-wooded acres on a barrier island between the saltwater North River and the Atlantic Ocean
•RV Sites
•Cabin Rental
•Pet Friendly (breed restrictions apply)
•Laundry
Shamrock Campgrounds
3575 US-1, St. Augustine, FL 32086
Telephone: (904) 417-8830
St John’s RV Park
2493 State Rd 207, St. Augustine, FL 32086
Telephone: (904) 824-9840
Website: http://www.stjohnsrvpark.com
Facilities and Amenities:
•65 RV sites
•RVs up to 40′
•30/50 amp
•Full and partial hookups
•Showers
•Laundry room
•Horseshoes
•Fishing
•Biking
•Wi-Fi available
•Cable available with full hookup
•Flea Market on property open Saturday and Sunday
•Outside storage available
Stagecoach RV Park
2711 Co Rd 208, St. Augustine, FL 32092
Telephone: (904) 824-2319
Website: http://stagecoachrv.net
Facilities and Amenities:
•80 sites
•Full Hookup Sites
•Daily, Weekly and Monthly Rates
•Restrooms
•Bathhouse
•Pet friendly (no aggressive breeds)
•Office/Store
Camping in St. Augustine Beach and Anastasia Island
Anastasia State Park
300 Anastasia Park Rd, St. Augustine, FL 32080
Telephone: (904) 461-2033
Website: https://www.floridastateparks.org/park/anastasia
Facilities and Amenities:
•139 campsites,
•RV and tent camping
•Maximum RV length is 40 feet
•All sites have electricity and water
•Picnic table
•Grill/fire ring
•Dump station
•Canoe and kayak rental
•Bicycle, paddleboard, and sailboat rental
•Restaurant
•Fishing
•Geocaching
•Hiking Nature Trail Loops
•Pets are welcome – must be leashed
•Picnic facilities
•Bathhouses and restrooms
Bryn Mawr Ocean Resort
4850 A1A S, St. Augustine, FL 32080
Telephone: (904) 471-3353
Website: https://www.brynmawroceanresort.net/
Facilities and Amenities:
•Park Model Rental
•Pull Thru Sites
•Full Hooks
•30/50 amp /water/sewer
•Concrete RV Pads
•Free Wi-Fi
•Cable TV
•Swimming Pools
•Hot Tub
•Propane
•Shuffle Board
•Tennis Courts
•Horse Shoes
•Laundry
•Restrooms and Showers
•Activity Center
•Playground
•Secured Entrance and Beach Access
•Camp Snack Store
•Picnic Area
•Basketball Court
•Dog Park
Ocean Grove RV Resort
4225 A1A S, St Augustine Beach, FL 32080
Telephone: (904) 471-3414
Website: https://www.oceangroveresort.com
Facilities and Amenities:
•Daily, Weekly and Monthly Rates
•Park Model Rentals
•Across the street from the Beach
•Pull-Thru, Patio and Other Types of Sites
•30-50 Amp. Electrical Services
•Wi-Fi Available
•Picnic Pavilion
•Playground
•Recreation Hall
•Basketball and Bocce Ball Court
•Propane Gas
•Planned Activities
•Saltwater Fishing on our Private Pier
•Boat Ramp and Fishing Dock on the Intracoastal Waterway
•Kayak, Bike & Golf Cart Rentals
•Cable TV
•Bath Houses
•Swimming Pool
•Camp Store
•Shuffleboard & Horseshoe Court
•Fitness Center
•Laundry Room
•Gated Entry
•Dog Run
Peppertree RV Resort
4825 A1A S, St. Augustine, FL 32080
Telephone: (904) 471-5263
Website: https://peppertreervresort.com/
Facilities and Amenities:
•RV sites are all Back-in
•30/50amp electric, water, sewer
•Cable TV
•Wi-Fi
•Salt water swimming pool
•Private fishing lake – catch & release
•Shuffleboard
•Basketball
•Horse shoes
•Swing set
•Laundry
•Bath house
•Club house
St. Augustine Beach KOA Holiday
525 W Pope Rd, St. Augustine, FL 32080
Telephone: (904) 471-3113
Website: https://koa.com/campgrounds/st-augustine-beach/
Facilities and Amenities:
•50 Amp Service Sites
•RV up to 70′ Length
•Wi-Fi
•Cable TV
•Pool (Open Year-Round)
•Propane
•Fishing
•Firewood
•Tour Shuttle
•Dog Park
•Banana Bikes
•BBQ/Fire Grills
•Convenience Store
•Deluxe Cabins
•Gift Shop
•Laundry Facilities
•Paddle Boats
•Paved Pull Through Sites
•Picnic Tables
•Planned Activities
•Playground
•Tether Ball
RV Parks and Campgrounds Near St. Augustine
4 Lakes Campground
9855 CR13 south, Hastings, FL 32145
Telephone: (904) 601-2267
Website: https://www.4lakescampground.com/
Facilities and Amenities:
•Full hook-up sites
•20/30/50 amp electric
•Cable TV
•WiFi
•Gravel sites
•Fire rings
•Picnic tables
•Laundry
•Fishing ponds – catch and release
Faver-Dykes State Park Campground
1000 Faver-Dykes Road, St. Augustine, FL 32086
Phone: (904) 794-0997
Website: https://www.floridastateparks.org/park/faver-dykes
Facilities and Amenities:
•30 campsites
•Campsites accommodate RVs from 25 to 35 feet
•Each campsite has water and electricity
•Fire circle with a grill
•Picnic table
•Hot showers and restrooms
•Canoe rental
•Dump station
•Hiking Nature Trails
•Picnic facilities
•Playground
•Fishing dock
•Primitive youth camping area accommodates up to 50 people
•Pets are allowed in the campground
Pellicer Creek Campground
10255 US-1, St. Augustine, FL 32086
Telephone: (904) 458-
Website: http://www.pellicercreekcampground.com
Facilities and Amenities:
•No tent camping
•Wi-Fi Access
•30 Sites Mostly Back-ins
•Average Site Size is 45 Feet by 45 Feet
•Full Hookups
•30/50 amp electric service
•Satellite/Cable System
Anastasia State Park and Anastasia Island
Anastasia Island is a barrier island approximately 14 miles long and is home to the communities of Butler Beach, Coquina Gables, Crescent Beach, St. Augustine Beach, and Treasure Beach. In addition to popular beaches, restaurants, hotels, condominiums, and shopping. In addition to Anastasia State Park, there are several campgrounds offering a range of services for camping.
Anastasia State Park is a wonderful destination point if you love miles of beach, beautiful tidal marsh, nature trail hiking, a rich variety of plants and animals, swimming, birding, bicycling, fishing, camping, and more.
Whether you are tent or RV camping, there are 139 campsites available with electricity, water, picnic table, grill, and fire ring. You can make reservations up to 11 months in advance. The website you need to visit for your reservation is maintained by ReserveAmerica. Sites can accommodate RVs up to 40 feet in length. There is a dump station for black and gray water.
Additional amenities for campers include four bathhouses with showers. There is also a convenient laundry facility. Pets are welcome in the park but must be on a leash that is no longer than 6 feet.
There is a gift shop and a grill that serves fresh food. If you need Wi-Fi service you can go online at the grill/gift shop location. Also, you’ll be able to rent canoes, kayaks, paddleboards, sailboats, and bicycles at the concession area.
The highlight for most people visiting Anastasia State Park is the four miles of beach where you can swim, beach comb, bike, fish, collect shells, take in the sun and walk in the surf. Although motorized traffic is not allowed on the beach, there are beach wheelchairs available at no cost.
There are some rules and restrictions you must observe including being aware that pets are not permitted on the beach and to prevent damage to fragile vegetation visitors are not allowed to enter the sand dunes.
Surfing is a popular activity all year at Anastasia State park. Surfers should be extra careful of strong tidal activity and rip currents.
If you intend to swim in the ocean find out what warnings have been posted about dangerous rip currents. Generally, there is a lifeguard on duty between Memorial Day and Labor Day. Watch out for dangerous marine life such as stingrays, stinging jellyfish and sharks. When you’ve finished your day at the beach there are restrooms that have outdoor showers so you can wash away the salt and sand.
You can picnic at one of the park’s three picnic areas (accessible). Both the Sea Turtle and Windsurf Picnic Pavilions are available for rental. Kids will enjoy playing at one of the three playgrounds located within the park.
Visitors to the park will also enjoy the Ancient Dunes Trail loops and the Coquine Quarry historic site. The Old Fort (Castillo de San Marcos National Monument) located in St. Augustine was constructed from materials mined in this section of the State Park.
Another highlight for campers and visitors is the St. Augustine Amphitheater where a Farmer’s market is held every Saturday and a number of activities are held at the Amphitheater.
One of the more popular activities in the park revolves around the observation of wildlife. Anastasia State Park is home to a wide variety of seabirds and is located on The Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail. In addition to a rich variety of feathered creatures, you’ll enjoy watching out for dolphins, stingrays, crabs manatees, sea turtles, and an enormous variety of species of fish.
For more information about the park and events visit https://www.floridastateparks.org/park/Anastasia. To secure your reservation visit ReserveAmerica.
Faver-Dykes State Park Camping and Campground
Faver-Dykes State Park
1000 Faver-Dykes Road
St. Augustine, FL 32086
Telephone: (904) 794-0997
Website: https://www.floridastateparks.org/park/faver-dykes
Along its south boundary, Faver-Dykes offers visitors access to Pellicer Creek, famous for its status as a designated canoe trail, impressive birding opportunities, fishing, and camping. With easy access from Interstate 95 or Highway 1, you’re not far away from the history and attractions at Saint Augustine.
The campground facilities and amenities accommodate both tent and RV camping with 30 developed campsites featuring water, electricity, a picnic table, and a fire ring/grill. A dump station is available for dumping gray and black water. Sites can accommodate RVs up to 25 to 35 feet in length.
In addition, there is a designated primitive youth camping area for up to 50 people with a fire ring and pit toilet available. You can reserve the youth camping area by calling the Park at (904) 794-0997.
A couple of restrictions that must be observed concern pets and alcohol consumption. Pets are permitted, but restricted to the campground area and must be leashed. Drinking alcoholic beverages is restricted to campers within their campsites.
Additional facilities include ADA-accessible amenities at the hot showers and restrooms. There are picnic pavilions, picnic tables, grills, and restrooms. One of the pavilions can be rented for special occasions by calling the Park. There is a playground for the children in the picnic area that includes swings and a slide.
There are four natures, with a half-mile beginning in the picnic area through Longleaf Pine and Turkey Oak trees and you can see Pellicer Creek and the salt marsh. Another half-mile trail (Campground Nature Trail) begins at site 15 in the campground section. Then there are the Hiram Faver and Pine Loop trails which connect together and provide miles of walking through native trees, grasses, and shrubs. Also, with advance permission, you can hike backwoods and boundary roads. The park provides areas for bicycle riding.
In addition to canoe paddling, fishing is a perennial favorite activity among Park visitors. There are freshwater and saltwater fish species caught in Pellicer Creek. The saltwater fish arrive from the neighboring Matanzas River. Closer up to the creek headwaters is where you’ll catch bream and largemouth bass and saltwater fish caught include snook, drum seatrout, and others. You’ll have to make yourself aware of Florida fishing regulations and have a valid fishing license when you fish in the Park. You’ll be able to launch your canoe, kayak, or boat at the boat ramp on Pellicer Creek.
Campers and visitors flock to this Park to take advantage of the opportunities to view resident birds native to the area as well as the fall and spring migrant bird populations. You’ll get to enjoy an amazing variety of bird species including songbirds, raptors, and wading birds. Be prepared to see wild turkey, deer, river otters, bobcats, and more mammals native to this area of Florida.
You can make your reservation to stay at the Faver-Dykes State Park through the ReserveAmerica website. Depending on which direction you drive (a 20-mile loop traveling either north or south) you can also visit Marineland, where a portion of the classic movie Creature from the Black Lagoon was filmed in the early 1950s.
About eight miles away you’ll also have access to the 1,500 acre Princess Place Preserve where there is additional primitive camping, bicycling, canoeing, and kayaking, fishing, hiking and horse trails, wildlife, and restroom facilities. For more information about the Princess Place Preserve visit http://www.flaglercounty.org/departments/princess_place_preserve/index.php.
