Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park

Make sure you get a site for your rig. G30 was only for a 35 ft, mine is 40 ft, but it fit. Campground is more made for tents and small campers. There were no issues with check-in. The best thing about this campground is the beach was a 5 minute bike ride and was DOG friendly. My pooches loved playing on the beach. Nice place to... more

The parks itself was clean but the bathrooms were disgusting... its a shame, the store was great and the beach even better ... if you have an Rv without the need of a shower then you will be fine.Overall experience was very good There was plenty of trails to walk And even fishing Just be prepared not they wanna take a shower there .

As previous reviewers wrote, avoid big rigs. We heard a fifth wheel puncture itself on a tree nearby. This old park was built long before RVs got so big. Many trees have RV scars. Checkin staff is quite busy and might be stressed. A big smile goes a long way. Family operated, well stocked store, kayak, fishing pole, bike rentals. Cle... more

I will start off by saying that we LOVED Kathryn Abbey Hanna. The mountain biking is awesome, the hiking trails are beautiful, you have beach access within walking distance and you are within driving distance of restaurants and shopping. It is a busy, lively park with lots of people having a good time. I wouldn't expect it to be quiet ... more

Great beach and nice trails. The location is right outside the Navy base and there is a strip club at the entrance to the park. The park does have security and a gate and we felt safe there. Bathrooms were mediocre, a little dirty and old. Laundry was fine though. Sewer hookups and the location made it a great spot for two weeks. Cell ... more

For folks who unfortunately might need the services on Mayo Clinic, this park is about a 15 minute drive from the clinic. Very quiet setting (at least on a Tuesday/Wednesday in November. An easy walk to the beach where you can walk in both directions for miles.

Quick check-in, there were multiple people at the desk ready to help us. We liked this park so much, we made a detour to stay here again. The park itself had tons of camping sites, almost 300, but a little greenery separated each campsite, so it didn’t feel like you were on top of people. Tons of places to ride bikes (about 2... more

i stayed here twice. When I made my reservation the first time I was able to choose a spot at the end of the line (closest to the water). The site choice made for less traffic (the second time i stayed I was up the middle and it was noisy and annoying) but there is a helicopter flight pattern that was still going at 9pm when I went to ... more

Sweet campground that has you nestled in the dense Florida woods full of oaks with Spanish Moss, palmettos, armadillos and racoons. The beach is a short 5 minute walk and you can access two MTB trails right out of the campground. Sites are pretty varied, they are all dirt and some are odd fits. Some have dense vegetation some have l... more

What a gem of a city park campground! We needed to be near Jacksonville for some appointments and it was a pretty easy 20-30 min drive downtown from this park. We walked to the beach or lake (about a half mile walk from our campsite) every day. It was leashed-dog-friendly, and quite empty in February. Even if it was a bit cool out,... more