St. Andrews park is a beautiful state park with plenty of on site activities. Unfortunately, our stay was during the red tide bloom and it made the beach very un-attractive. Site #13 is situated in front of a dune and receives almost full shade from oak trees. We are tent campers and are not accustomed to having large RV's on either si... more

Wonderful park and campground!

Its a big campground with lots of access to city and beach activities!

It is a great location. Miles of beautiful beaches. This is a big park. Sites are widely varied. Our 32-foot RV would have had difficulty in one or two sections. Just be sure and look at the site pictures on website or review Park roads with Google Earth. We unhooked our toad at the Visitor's Center which was helpful. No sewer connect... more

We made reservations at the last minute and were lucky to get a site at all. The fact that we were right on the lagoon was an unexpected bonus. Site 102 is easy to get into if you are a big rig. Ditto to what all the other reviews said. I will add that the park has a wonderful refund policy. We had to leave a day early and we we... more

This state park campground is a gem! You can have a campsite right by the water, there's bathroom/shower/laundry facilities, beautiful beaches, an easy loop of at least 5km you can walk/run, 2 short nature trails, and plenty of vegetation and wildlife to enjoy. Also, there's a Publix and Winn-Dixie supermarket at less than 10km. ... more

Perfect location. Beautiful serene beaches. Gorgeous sunsets. This is a big park. The sites are widely varied. If you are unable to make a preview visit, be sure and look at the site pictures on the the reservations page. Some say they are large, but there are lots of trees making entrance tight. Just because you have a lagoon-s... more

Many of the campsites at this park are on the lagoon with beautiful water views. We had site 2 and I think it's the best site in the park. It was very spacious with lots of privacy. One morning I was able to catch an amazing sunrise from our site. It's a short bike ride over to the beach where we saw beautiful sunsets. Gator Lake trail... more

We stayed at St. Andrews for two weeks over the Christmas and New Years holidays. The campsites are mostly water and electric (either 30 or 50 amp depending on the site). Most sites are back in, although there are some pull through sites. Each site has a picnic table and fire pit. The road is paved, most sites are packed gravel/sand, a... more

This is one of those parks that could go either way. If you reserve a waterfront site (bay not ocean) ahead of time and go during the off season when the campground is nearly empty then it's great. If you get stuck in an interior site with no trees for privacy during the busy season then I would imagine it's pretty awful. Lucky for us ... more