Located at the beach. Can bike or drive to beach and camp store. Water sport rentals on site. Close to Town. Many places to visit, lighthouse, quarry, distillery... Sites have h2O and electric. Spacious, shady with fire pit and picnic table. Love it and have been going 4th of July week for many years.
Campsite was pretty shaded and private on one side. Be sure to check the size of the site to the size of your RV. We fit on our site but wouldn’t have on others. The bathrooms had a backup issue in the shower and it smelled really bad. They repaired the problem the next day. The Campground isn’t walking distance to the beach you'll Need to drive to the parking area. Not and issue but wanted to share since the map makes it look closer than it really is. We had a great time and plan on returning soon.
This campground is right on the beach. Our campsite was a decent size and private. There was a gift shop and restaurant at the beach area which was very handy. They had a handicap ramp that went out onto the beach which was very nice for those that may need it. There are kayak rentals available on the bay side. The location of the campground is great and not far from downtown area. The bathrooms at the campsite were rather dirty. That was due to a family washing off the sand in the sinks of the bathroom and leaving trash everywhere though. All in all a nice campground.
Close to shopping and food and near the beach. Bring bicycles and explore the area.
Been here 5 times. if u love a pristine campground and are a history buff this is your place. Oh my and food to die for. Never tire of St Augustine
Campsites are wooded with lots of privacy and a short bike ride to beautiful beaches with no crowds. Short drive (less than 10 minutes) to the historic area of St. Augustine. The only negative to the campground is that the sites are dirt and when it rains it's very muddy.
WiFi available in the parking lot of the camp store.
we are only an hour away by using the wandering-Lad site we are able to get in several times so far this year
Campsites are way too opened for me,hut,all in all,it's perfect for us fishermen!
This place is awesome! Book I'm advance if there's a show because it filla up quick! I've stayed here for Widespread Panic concerts and walked to/from the venue each night. However there is technically no booze allowed at these campsites.
Anastasia State Park is one of my favorite spots in Florida. You are in the woods with great trees but you can hear the ocean. There is so much to do! Beach, kayaking, fishing, bike riding, hikes and if somehow you get bored you can cross the bridge into St. Augustine and have a blast there too. What I love about Anastasia is it backs up to a music venue. There is a path through the woods with a coded gate just for campers to enter the venue.
This is a great park on a barrier island just on the other side of St. Augustine, Florida. I went to college in St. Augustine and spent time at this state park during the day while there. I camped there once while in college but recently revisited the area and stayed here once again.
The park is relatively large and full of people most of the year. I had to wait quite a while to check in, as there was a long line of RVs in front of me. That being said, the sites are nicely spread out and wooded (set back a bit from the beach itself). The beach is a short walk from the sites and is a great place to watch the sunrise.
The facilities are clean and there's a lot happening there. There's a rather large camp store and there was a night of live music happening at one of the pavilions while we stayed there. The campground is also close to the amphitheater and we got to fall asleep to an O.A.R. concert which was actually quite awesome. We got a free concert!
We visited in the fall and the temperature and mosquitos were tolerable. As others have said, the town of St. Augustine is close by (just a short drive over the historic Bridge of Lions) but you can also find everything you need just down the road on the island itself.
Great campground! Palm trees and scrubs provide privacy. Close drive to the beach and downtown St. Augustine. SUP boards are fishing are great in the intercoastal. Best Ahi Tuna Burger outside the park at Nalu's in the parking lot of Surf Station.
Had a good rime at Anastasia Island. Explored the Island which included a nice bike ride on the beach. Had some raccoons try to get in our coolers... but this wasn't our 1st rodeo 😁. Grounds are nice with hiking trails and kayak rentals available to paddle around the sound. Close to St. Augustine amd other local attractions.
This was a beautiful park with clean restrooms and a beach. We enjoyed our racoon friends that visited throughout the night.
Great location & in close proximity to St. Augustine. One of my favorite places to visit in Florida. If you've never been to St. Augustine, I highly suggest checking out this cute, historic city along the coast in Florida. Amazing ocean views and sandy beaches. Some of the best restaurants and shops found among the streets of St. Augustine. There is a location to rent bikes, kayaks, SUP, & canoes. Tent rate seemed higher compared to what I've paid at other locations and states for tent only rates. However, very economical way to see and stay near St. Augustine versus paying high hotel rates. I traveled by car from Gainesville & tented a couple nights while visiting friends that live in Florida. Great area! A+ to Florida State Parks!
Beautiful State Park, probably the prettiest one we've stayed at and we've stayed at alot of state parks. There are 139 campsites which are very private and beautiful. You can ride bikes or walk to the beach. There are over two miles of beach, life guard was on duty everytime we went. There are rentals (sail boats, paddleboards, kayaks and canoes). It is located at St. Augustine Florida, which is another beautiful place to visit. I would recommend this park to anyone!!! The only downer is it is hard to get reservations, but if you plan in advance this would be a wonderful trip.
Going to St Augustine is an annual trip for the local school in the spring, so we went along to watch their performances, but chose to camp without the teens flocking us. This park was less than 10 minutes from all the action in St Augustine and just a couple minutes from the amphitheater and an animal park. We were pleased with the campgrounds and the location of the park. The beach was a short drive from our site. We did mention that if the campground had been full it would have felt much less secluded, so camping here during the busy season might not be ideal. What a great place to be near the city, but still feel connected to nature.
site: average size. space between. private. amenities: clean. attractions: drive to beach. water activities. hiking. dunes. I would go camping here again.
I visited here in August 2014. The sites are crushed shell and level with plenty of room. There are about 140 sites in 8 loops all with restrooms and laundry conveniently located. The campground was great but not on the beach. You actually have to drive or bike there. There are Canoe and kayak rentals nearby. Also biking is popular here. Since we have a Class C motorhome and wanted to see more, we rented a car. There was plenty to do outside the park as well in St. Augustine. Visit Castillo de San Marcos National Monument or take up some shopping on the old cobblestone streets.
We loved our stay here. The beach view is worth the walk. A nice clean playground for the kids. The Ancient Dunes Nature Trail is nice too. Definetely recommended.
We've been to this campground several times and love it each stay. Planning to go back in several months when the weather cools down. The best parts of the campground include clean sites, nice trails to the ocean and also an inlet for kayaking, canoeing, etc. We've also heard that this is a great place to stay while attending a concert / show at the St Augustine Amphitheater.
One of the best camp grounds in the area. Awesome beach access.
