Flagler by the Sea Campground, near Flagler Beach, Florida, is a cozy spot that puts you right in front of the Atlantic Ocean. With direct beach access, it’s a prime location for those who want to soak up the sun and enjoy the surf.

This campground offers a mix of RV and tent sites, with some spots just a short stroll from the water. Visitors have noted the convenience of electric and water hookups, along with picnic tables for outdoor meals. The facilities include bathrooms and showers, which some found to be in need of a little TLC, but they get the job done.

If you’re looking to explore, you’re in luck! The campground is just a bike ride away from local restaurants and a quick drive to the pier. Campers have enjoyed the nearby attractions, like the Turtle Shack Café for some tasty crab cakes or the local ice cream shop for a sweet treat after a day at the beach.

While the sites can be a bit snug, the beautiful views and beach access make it worth it. As one camper put it, “Location is great! On the beach and biking distance to restaurants.” Whether you’re here for a weekend or a longer stay, Flagler by the Sea Campground offers a laid-back beach vibe that’s hard to beat.

Oceanfront campground located on A1A Scenic and Historic Coastal Byway in Flagler Beach, Northeast Florida's hidden gem, which is said to be good for the soul! We offer beachfront RV sites, just steps from the sandy beach and the sparkling Atlantic Ocean. Bring your surfboards, paddle boards, kayaks, etc. and play all day in the world's largest saltwater pool(aka the Atlantic Ocean). Rent a boat slip from our dock, located on the western portion of the property on the Matanzas River (part of the Intracoastal Waterway). Fish in the ocean or the Intracoastal. Lounge by the ocean and breathe in the salt air and stunning views. Watch the sun rise over the Atlantic and set over the Matanzas. What you do while you are here is up to you. Create the vacation of your dreams. Amenities include: a fishing dock, a picnic area, full hookups, 30/50 amp service, wifi, cable, laundry room, bath house with showers, and an on-site bar. Well-behaved leashed pets welcome. Campfires are only permitted on the beach, but not during turtle nesting season. Flagler by the Sea Campgrounds has been family-owned and operated for over twenty (20) years. Come see for yourself and experience our little piece of paradise. :)

Flagler by the Sea Campground

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Flagler Beach

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Small campground, sites are very tight... great view

Great location 

Small place. nice park. Enjoyed our quick stop here. 

Decent park

Pros: Location is great! On the beach and biking distance to restaurants and short drive to the pier. 

Cons: Our campsite was TINY- they warned me when I called so the staff didn’t lie but I’ve literally never see a campsite this small, we couldn’t put our awning out all the way or we would have hit the camper next to us. 

Overall lovely place- beach is beautiful 

On the beach 

As I'm writing this review, I'm still scratching my head - is this place Treasure by the Sea (as my photos taken within 48 hours would indicate) or is this Flagler By The Sea?  It's anybody's guess, but as a seasoned marketer and communications professional, I would strongly urge this campground to figure out what it's name is and communicate that 100% to its intended target consumer to avoid the confusion I encountered.  What we can agree - regardless of the name - is that the address is 2982 North Oceanshore Boulevard and this is one but a few RV campgrounds that offers direct ocean / beach access to your surfside camping experience!

  

Once here, maybe you could distinguish this RV camping lot as one part ‘surf’ and the other half ‘turf,’ so let me do my best to explain. As I’m a Pisces, let’s begin with the ‘surf’ side of the equation, which of the ‘two tales’ is certainly the brighter and sunnier side of the story (both literally and figuratively). What you’ll discover here at Treasure OR Flagler by the Sea is that indeed this is an absolute gem of a location as it puts you DIRECTLY in front of the white capped Atlantic waves that you’ll experience no shortage of. The only thing separating you from the beach and ocean is the number of steps it takes you to walk there (and if you get lucky enough to get a front-row slot or spot, that’s only about 10 paces)! What little patch of land and fence did exist prior to our visit was eliminated by Hurricane Nicole. On this eastern side of the AIA there is nothing but a flat and sandy landing for you to park (pull-through or back-in) or pitch your camp for the night. Along with a few scattered picnic tables, there’s also water and electric (30/ 50 amp) hook-ups along with a bathroom &amp; shower facility (which were just OK to be honest – and in need of enhancement). Amenities include (in addition to beachfront RV sites): complimentary WiFi and cable, on-site laundry, scattered fire rings and picnic tables. 

  

With the ‘turf’ side of the property, this is where the main office is, and apart from stopping here to register and check-in, I don’t really encourage you to spend much (if any) of your time on this side of paradise (western side of A1A), apart from dropping your kayak into the Intracoastal / Matanzas River. Additionally, what you’ll discover on this side is mostly mobile home residents, although there were a few free and open spots for RVers who couldn’t get a spot on the beachside. 

  

Insider’s tips? Here’s a few: (1) There’s not a lot in these parts, apart from what hopefully is the primary reason you are here for in the first place – beachfront access. If that’s what you are looking for, then this is a DESTINATION that you won’t want to leave anytime soon. But when you do choose to get off the 'reservation,' head north to Palm Coast for smart shops and attractions, or head due south to a simpler, slightly more touristic experience in Flagler Beach; (2) When you get tired of preparing meals out of a cooler or on-board fridge and want to try out something local, I highly recommend the crab cakes at Turtle Shack Café, two scoops of Wala Wala Monkey at Sally’s Ice Cream or the firecracker shrimp tacos over at Tortuga’s Kitchen&amp; Bar; (3) The best beachfront spots at Treasure-By-The-Sea are 1, 2 &amp; 3; 19 – 21; and 10 – 17; and (4) After getting enough salt water and beach, be sure to head south to Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreational Area (for more details on this spot, check out my other review on The Dyrt) for ‘frakish’ (salt and fresh) water where there’s a simply fantastic inlet to drop your kayak in to check out the Matanzas / Halifax Rivers. 

  

Happy Camping!

Identity Crisis: Treasure By The Sea or Flagler By The Sea?

Talked to them on the phone this morning about a long term rate. The told me that each space was individually owned so couldn't rent.
It's actually blm land that's why there supposed to be even free parking

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