Loved this location. Lots of hiking and beach walks. Plan to come again. Only down side is no sewer. Had great cell coverage 4G LTE but trying to use as hotspot was extremely slow I guess with everyone in the campground trying to use was slow.

First time out. Bought new camper and this was the first time out. The site was very private could hardly see any campers around us do to the vegetation. Very nicely maintained and easy access to the beach.

Huge private sites under an oak canopy. Quiet and beautiful. Senior Florida residents stay at half price. Not very busy in January so had the whole park to myself 5 or 6 days. Very close to the speedway. Dirt road part of the way but maintained.

Stayed overnight and spent the day in the park. Pretty much as described in other reviews. Wanted to mention that senior Florida residents get a 50% discount ($9 a day for electricity and water!)and the paperwork says no camper vans, cars etc.... Read more

A very nice campground, but contrary to the photos, there’s no beach. We planned on staying for 2 weeks, but when we got here, we found out there was no beach and the heated pool was shut down. Site 11 is a very nice site but you’re looking at... Read more

This is parking behind the restaurant. We were not level, but hey, it’s free! Restaurant opened at 6am. I think everyone should patronize these free stops. The night we stayed, another camper had slides out and loud generator running! Unbelievable...

From FL Highway 19 is was 3 miles west on Forest Road 74. The GPS coordinates are to the sign where you turn off on the campground drive way. The day we traveled, was after several days of rain and the road was full of potholes and deep ruts. We... Read more

We stopped here to check it out but did not stay. It is immediately off FL Hwy 19 so the road noise is quite noticeable. This is a primitive dispersed camping area frequented by hunters. Many large, low branches would make large rigs difficult... Read more

First make a free reservation at the St Johns Water Management District website. No RV’s allowed, primitive camping only. We stayed in DEC and had to reserve several weeks out. The approach is about 4 miles on a good dirt road. Then using the... Read more

Very unique camping location amongst the rocks. Spend several hours exploring through the rocks and seeking out the petroglyphs. Also while here visited the Gila Cliff Dwelling National Monument a couple hours away but well worth the drive and... Read more