Tomoka State Park Campground

We stayed here for a week in January. The campground was consistently busy, but full on the weekends. There are 3 bath houses in the campground, 2 have laundry facilities. All have good hot water for showers. Some sites are close to each other, but vegetation between all of them. Hard to find a level spot in the sandy/gravel sites. The park is great for hiking the trails and biking the roads. The park is at the end of the Benny M Woodham Jr hiking/biking trail. We kayaked in the inlets off the Halifax River - there are a number of paddling trails to follow. The park has a concession stand open only on certain days during winter. Kayak and bike rentals, bait and fishing supplies, food available here.

Great park. Some sites close, but separated by foliage. Good places to bike and walk. Cute cafe (check website for hours) with more than the basics, and places to sit outside and watch sunsets. Friendly staff. Good bath house and laundry. A hidden gem at more reasonable rates than other area parks. Shopping and dining nearby. Price includes all the add ons...

This place was drop dead gorgeous. We were looking for nearby campgrounds for a quick overnight to get out before the cool weather went away, and now we can't wait to come back! The nature is true old florida- We even saw a deer swimming in the water from island to island at sunrise. The park is quiet and the spaces are beautiful. The staff was extremely friendly as well. 5 stars and hoping we can go back again soon.

Gorgeous, natural Florida state park! The campground entrance is paved but quickly turns to packed sand. The entrances to each site are a bit narrow but the site widens at the back. Some of the sites are very short and would not accommodate our 30ft TT but this site had plenty of room. This is the largest FL state park we have visited (there are about 100 sites) so the drive around the loop is quite long. The dumpsters and dump station are at the entrance to the loop so we used one of the small cut through roads to keep from having to go around the whole loop. The site was level and we had no problem stabilizing.

This state park has a large boat ramp and Tomoka trading post filled with the few odds and ends, tourist items, canoe & kayak rentals and beer for sale! We LOVED riding our ebikes through the large park and there are several walking/biking trails. We had no problems with connectivity. Hot spot connections: Verizon - Download: 30.6 Upload: 14.9 Streaming: 4.0 AT&T - Download: 11.89 Upload: 1.31 Streaming: 3.9. We will definitely return!

The park is only 6 miles from Daytona where there are plenty of stores and places to eat. Go to Ace Hardware for propane refill. The drive in is beautiful with a tree canopy covering the road. Our TT is 12ft high and we had no problems with the drive but taller RVs may want to approach from the north.

Narrow sandy roads to get to mostly private dirt campsites with a picnic table and fire ring. Thick tree coverage, very natural, trees a little sparse. View photos of each site on FL State registration website. All back in sites, except I think only one pull-through. Some noise from the main road along the west side but not heavily trafficked. 3 separate bathroom/shower buildings, dumpster and dump station located at entrance. Nice store at the boat ramp for supplies and kayak/canoe rentals to explore the river and intracoastal areas. Easy access being only a couple of miles from I-95. We had 2 bars of 5Ge service.