Stagecoach RV Park

Pull-throughs with full hookups. Plenty of room in each site. Drainage after a rain is very good. Cable and wifi available, but wifi is slow. Channel selection on cable was a bit disappointing.

Hookups are at the very back of the site, which may be a bit inconvenient for some rigs. Be sure to come with extensions just in case.

There's a timer on the lights in the bathhouse, so if you're in there after dark, don't be surprised if it times out. The porch light still shines in, but you'll have to go turn the inside light on again.

Be sure to follow the campground's directions instead of your GPS. There's an awful intersection that it's best to avoid.

Very nice park. If you're lucky, you may see the group of turkeys helping to clean the sites.

Our site was in one of the middle lanes. The RV pad was level gravel with a concrete patio. There were no fire pits but they had a picnic table. We did not use the bathhouse but walked through the clean laundry room, I did think the cost per load was on the high side. No pool. It's a good location to visit St. Augustine and Jacksonville, and lots of restaurants near the park and in downtown St. Augustine & Jacksonville. We camped at Stagecoach RV Park in a Fifth Wheel.

The campground was nothing fancy, but perfect location for spending time and exploring St. Augustine. If you plan to spend most of the time in the city this park would be a very good choice. Easy to get in and out. Spacious, pull through sites, modern clean bathrooms and laundry room. Minutes from St Augustine with a shuttle pickup to downtown. We have a video about this campground on our YouTube channel - Summertime RV Rovers. It is called "From Savannah Through St Augustine To Florida. Please check for yourself. We camped at Stagecoach RV Park in a Motorhome.

We stayed two nights and would definitely stay again. Sites were clean, quiet, pull through and level for the most park. We stayed at site 33 and our rig has our water hookups towards the front, so we had to use two water hoses. Good amount of cable channels, good wifi and good cell service with AT&T. Staff were extremely friendly and helpful. They do have propane on site but only available M-F 8-5 I believe, not on the weekends. Fortunately there is a Gander 5 minutes away the refills tanks.

We only stayed for a couple of days. The service was nice but not exceptional. Most sites are pull-through and somewhat level on gravel. Our site (23) was a bit of a climb to get on and very uneven, luckily we did not unhitch we felt a little nervous about it because of the leaning on the sides and on the back. The utilities were fine. The bathrooms and laundry were clean and nice. The sites are relatively close together but we had a really nice neighbor. The interior roads are narrow and we were a bit nervous about leaving but managed okay. Even though there were some big rigs in the park, it's a somewhat tight park for big rigs. Fine for small rigs. We are 50' total with tow and trailer. It's a decent park.

We stayed here for three nights while touring Saint Augustine. Asked for a specific site and they honored our request. Site 30, a pull thru, was gravel and level - tow vehicle (truck) had to be disconnected and parked at an angle. The utilities and sewer were all at the rear of the site - used two lengths of sewer hose to reach the connection. Laundry room was clean, washer and dryer were $2.75 per load. Didn't use the restroom or showers. Some road noise and sirens but not bad. Dog run at front entrance. Friendly folks. Would definitely come here again.

Sites are a bit close together, however plenty long especially for the big rigs and there vehicles. Some highway noise but not too loud. Overall the campground was quiet.
Bathrooms are vert clean and modern, hot showers… WiFi and cable worked great,
Dog friendly camp ground with a small dog park where dogs can play.
Staff very helpful and accommodating, would definitely stay here again!