Anastasia State Park Campground

Stayed one night as heading south to the Everglades. Nice CG close to St. Augustine, lighthouse, and access to the beach. Several paved loops with most campsites having privacy. Clean bathrooms and showers. Close to amphitheater which had a concert we could hear, but it was over by 10. Certainly a first for us, but we kinda enjoyed it as we played Scrabble. Would certainly stay again.

Nice state park for the beach. We had a nice wooded separation between the other campsites. The beach was a short walk for us. At each campsite has a fire ring and a grill. All sites have electric and water hook up .Max length is 38 feet.

We had site 111, which we picked up last minute as there was a cancellation. Great site with plenty of room to spread out. Just big enough for our 33’ Class A. The beach was a 7 minute walk and easy. Nice gift shop and restaurant if food is needed and very close to the amphitheater.

Tons of spiders (nature). The bathrooms and showers are right at average. Ranger was very nice.

Bike to the Old City or see it from the water in your kayak. A beautiful beach is just minutes away by foot or bike. Was quiet at night. Super clean bathhouse. A few raccoons so take necessary precautions with trash and food storage.

We stopped in on our way to Lakeland, FL. Beautiful campground and well maintained. When we booked online it said only 2 spots to choose from but the park was 50% empty. Would definitely stay here again if we have the chance.

Beach is beautiful. Lots to do in the area. Ride your bike all day. Relax on the beach. Lots of history to learn. Don’t forget the farmers market on Saturday. Sites are a little too close.

Beautiful campground in St Augustine. Very shady spots.

Great place to camp and explore!

We really loved this state park. The sites are tucked into the palmetto and live oak trees hung with Spanish Moss. It feels like wilderness camping. Large sites, large campground, beach isn’t that great, but City of Saint Augustine beach is nearby.

From the friendly and helpful rangers to the quiet and spacious camp spots, it's no wonder this park is so highly rated.

All sites have electric and water, plus there are bathrooms with showers on-site. Beach access also has a shop, restaurant, wifi, and you can rent chairs, umbrellas, canoes, kayaks, etc.

I'm traveling on a small van but the sites are big enough for 38' rigs, there's a dump site, and some great pavilions for group gatherings.

Love this place, will definitely be back on my next time through!

This is in my hometown so of course I have a little bias. If you need something both quaint and spacious, this is the place to be.

Beautiful park, great camping

Great staff

We loved how the beach was so near and you could just drive up there and spend the day in the day use area. Super friendly people.

Anastasia State Park is a great park with beach access and the amphitheater venue near by will sing you to sleep. Sites are spread out nicely. Water and electric available. Bath house is appropriately placed and clean.

First time camping at this location and we loved it. Wide level sites with good privacy. Bath house was nearby, which was fairly clean and good water pressure. We were expecting to deal with the pesky mosquitoes, but didn’t notice them at all. The dump stations were clean and they even provide disposable gloves. The only cons are cell phone service was weak and it’s a long trek to the beach. Overall, great place to go camping…really close to everything.

It’s been a terrific experience. Lots of wildlife. The sites are spacious enough that you feel as though you don’t have neighbors in most areas with the exception of Coquina loop. However, that area is also closest to the beach. I would’ve given 5 stars had I not been at a campsite with 2 large dead tree limbs that I was quite paranoid about hanging directly over my travel trailer.

Nice shaded sites Beautiful beachside location- not well managed as one bathhouse out of order but remaining ones not maintained

Stayed here for the weekend and everyone was very nice and helpful. Bathrooms were clean and washer/dryer available

Outstanding location and access to the beach.  Park is immaculate.  Had an issue with our bathhouse being closed due to an issue but it was quickly addressed.  Wish I could have stayed a week.

My family and I stopped here on the way back from Key West to Indiana. I wish we could have spent more time here. It's location is great for families with young children that wish to feel secluded but remain close to amenities and tourist attractions. Typical Florida site, meaning there aren't a surplus of trails but the beach is phenomenal.

So we made a last minute reservation and our first site was #19. The sites were pretty close together, but the biggest issue was that our fire pit was completely in the ground and at the bottom of a slope so that the rim of the pit was in line with the ground. It was impossible to keep a fire going and it was very cold.

Beautiful park but immediate access to downtown and historic St. Augustine. Kayak and SOP rentals, beach access. Lots of amazing wildlife.

Had a gem of a spot #36. Tons of shade big space lots of privacy. The beach is great and downtown at Augustine is 5 minutes away.

Beware raccoons here they are bold and continue to approach you even if you are walking at them.

Many campgrounds in Florida offer either a beach or tree canopy campsite but not both. Anastasia is one of the few that has both and is very well maintained.

Most of the campsites in this State Park have oak tree canopies with the hanging spanish moss that give it a soothing shady feel.

The beach is a short car ride away (or decent walk but not too far).

My visit was for tent camping but the sites have full hookups and there is a dump station for RVers.

I love this park. Its clean. Staff is friendly. The attractions are amazing. Everyone keeps to themselves. The beach is not dog friendly, that's the only complaint I have. Even thoe my husband is disabled we still get harrassed by all the Karen's. And of course park rangers. It's a little embarrassing to say the least. Gotta show disability papers or ID cards. Or have the dogs in vests. And its intrusive. But other then that we go to other beaches in area or just put up to shut them up.

This is a nice campground amongst the trees on Anastasia island in St. Augustine. It is a ways to the actual beach if walking or a short bike ride. Also, the critters here are abundant and intelligent. Dont think you are going to fool them with the usual tricks, they will find a way into your food if left out. Beware.

We stopped in for a weekend during the cooler Florida months. Was nice to sit by the fire. Lots of privacy. Restrooms clean. Music at an amphitheater close by was nice at night.