Long Point Park Campground

Close enough to walk to the ocean, stores close enough to drive to. Sites closer than I would like. I wish this county park would put a 2 week limit on your stay. Seem like lots of people stay several months, which it can Seen cluttered in some sites, plus hard to find available because some people stay so long.

This small campground was very full in middle of Florida winter season.  While most sites appeared flat, there is not privacy between them and no shade in hot Florida sunshine.  We were lucky with a quiet location in Site #3, and only 1 neighbor next to us.  The only sites with open water views were in very tight and crowded section that was crowded with lots of big rigs.  Park personnel  were very gracious, helpful and accommodating.  It was not convenient from I-95 for just a 1-night stopover, but we had a good night's sleep to refresh us for another day of driving!  Fishermen and kayakers must love this location for easy access!  Price was fairly steep compared to other local and state parks.  We did enjoy the nearby beaches!

We stayed here on February 22, 2004.

Sites are a bit close together but the vibes were good and everyone was really nice. Family friendly camping for sure. The bugs are awful so bring bug spray or a bug light if you can. Me and my dog had fun walking around the site and exploring the island next to it. They just renovated one of the bathroom houses too which made everything a bit easier and a bit more clean.

The views are amazing, it is so peaceful and serene. We love it

Great location, right next to the water. Clean bathrooms/showers. Very family friendly.

There is a lot of open spaces for activities, areas to launch boats, kayaks and room to ride bikes, and play ariund

You have 2 choices when you camp at Sebastian Inlet, the state park and Longpoint, which is a Brevard county park. Having been to both I choose LP, because of the several waterfront sites that you can camp at, launch your kayak from, fish and some even swim. It is also driving/biking distance to the SP beaches (don't miss the cove.) Whereas if your camp at the SP you would have to walk your bike over a very active bridge to the beach.

LP bathrooms were clean and in good order.

Negatives: (1) Everybody parked their RV anyway they wanted on their site to get full view of the water. (2) Uneven ground and a drop off from pavement. (3) Children need to be watched when biking. It is very busy with boats trailers & RVs.

Finally, make sure you are prepared for mosquitoes and other pesky biting flies. An outdoor room is recommended.

Very friendly folks working there! Many of the campsites are waterfront sites. Dolphins and manatee swim alongside your kayak. Adjacent island for hiking. Less than a mile from the ocean. In a quiet part of Florida. Not close to stores, though.

My husband and I happened upon this park 4 years back while working in Melbourne, and happened to book a spot due to a cancelation. It was so delightful we’ve been back every year, and been lucky enough to get a site!

Long point is a fun “ party “ camp ground. Never had a bad time here. Nice facilities and right on the river. Bring a canoe and enjoy nature !!

I have rated this campground before but after visiting other campgrounds I think I can give it a better rating. For location on water a definite 5 Star. It lacks on activities. 1 Star There are none. The sites I would give a weak 4 Stars only because the firepits need replaced. More weed whacking could be done along the rivers edge and mangroves borders. Picnic tables need repaired or replaces at several sites. The roads have all just been re blacktop which is a great improvement except for speeders in cars and golf carts. Wifi spotted and depending on site will determine if you get a signal. If your looking for a place to boat, kayak or fish this is the place. Some swimming in the river. Hookups 50amp and high sulfer well water hookups. No sewer hook up but several dump stations. For the price and what you get is great..

We stayed here for 4 nights. Sites on the outer ring have electric and water hookups and most have direct access to the water from Sebastian Inlet. The sites can be a bit tight since your power/water pedestal is shared between you and your neighbor. Lesson learned: get an odd numbered site so that your hookups will be on the correct side of your camper! Campground has nice bathrooms and showers as well as a laundry.

Campground was clean and had decent facilities. The water was not necessarily “swimmable”, so bring a watercraft. The staff had recently changed the latest checkin time from 10:00pm to 9:00pm. My wife is disabled so it takes us a while to get anywhere and the staff refused to budge a minute in their new checkin time so we had to go to our campsite without our BBQ. It was an okay experience, but Sebastian Inlet State Park just around the corner is a better option for sure…if you can get a site.

This place is truly a hidden gem. There are some waterfront sites, an island that you can walk to and hike around with beaches, and dolphins swim right by the sites! Bathrooms were clean, laundry facilities were convenient and the campers were friendly. What more could you ask for?!

This place is beautiful. There are paved roads and grassy areas for bike riding, playing games and more. I would recommend a water spot, there are plenty of them. A public beach is less than a 2 minute drive (but there was no one on this beach). It was like having my own private beach. Bring kayaks/canoes. There are smaller islands that you can easily get to with you kayak/canoe. There is lots of places for fishing and the showers are private and very new and well kept. We have done a lot of camping this summer already all over Florida and this is one of our favorite spots.

loved riding bike, hiking and beach

This place is awesome. Like other reviewers mentioned it does get packed. We showed up on the Sunday but Monday morning it was a ghost town. We towed the boat and got a camper delivered to one of the only full hook up sites. #138 plenty of room for a 5th wheel and truck and boat. BUT it was our first time here and we didn't know they had water sites so come Monday with the mass exodus we got a second water site to hang out on and leave the boat tied up in the water at. The boat ramp is onsite and they have plenty of parking but the ramp is super narrow and the current rips through there. 2nd site #38 on the water and had a fire ring, which all sites do not have at this park. So many little islands to explore with your own personal beach, there is even an island attached by bridge you can walk to with beaches. Great find.

This campground has everything you could want. You have the river right out your door and the ocean across the street. (you have to drive or take a really long walk) Bring everything you need as there are no stores close. Wifi is spotty but you camp to get away :) and unplug. Be prepared for noseeums pesky little bugs.  It is hard to get a reservation in the winter as all the snow birds are down from the north.

So lucky to get a spot here! Stayed two weeks and enjoyed everything about the park. Perfect place to take in nature, fish, enjoy peaceful sunrises and sunsets. Awesome location for nearby fishing and surfing! Staff was so friendly and accommodating, sweet people who enjoy their job. Met wonderful fellow campers too! Waterfront spots are dreamy! Kayaks or paddle boards a must next time to explore islands or fish, restrooms and showers were clean and spacious, Coin Laundry was helpful as well and camp store at park entrance was a nice convenience for bait, beer and snacks. 5 stars awesome place, rv parks done right🤙🏽

Longpoint is one of my favorites whether you are in a tent or camper. I’ve spent many nights here so much that the staff know me. I like the fact that almost all the sites have individual water access, launch your boat and pull it up to your camp site! Canoes, kayaks and paddle boarders will love this area. The water is nice and calm. Longpoint does get very windy soooo make sure EVERYTHING is tired down really really good!

You know the old saying” you live and you learn. Well, my buddies and I camped 3 nights in early October.  Boy oh boy , the other reviews were spot on with the no see ums and mosquitos. They were notorious. Mistake #1 picking a campsite, where the mangroves blocked the ocean breeze. #2 going in 80 degree weather. Next time cooler weather and a site more out in the open.  Ok got all the negative stuff out the way. Cool thing about this place is each water front site has its own launch area. The  skinny water fishing is a stone throws away. Lots of bait(mullet). Snook, redfish and trout are in the menu. There’s a new bath house as mentioned in other reviews.  Kept clean for the most, hot water is hot. There’s a kids play ground, and plenty of common area for the kiddos to roam( grassy area bike riding) beach aces is a mile away. There’s a shirt trail right in front of the campground entrance right on A1A.  The bait/convenience shop allows you to park in there parking lot. It would just be common curtesy to purchase something from them.  There’s also Sebastian inlet state park which is 2 miles south on A1A. For $8 a car there’s more beach, and fishing from just about anywhere( the choice of 2 jetties, beach or from the rocks that line the inlet. First state park I’ve been to that is open 24 hrs.  We came back after dinner to enjoy the brisk ocean breeze. The county access beach parks are all free(entrance and parking) unheard of from where I’m from(Miami). Also very well kept. 

We stayed only 3 nights, I’ll be back to enjoy the area and unfinished fishing business in the surrounded area waters of the campground.

Most of the campsites have access and a view of the water. They have new showers and bathrooms on the campground.  If you have a boat, canoe, or any watercraft, then you'll have a great time. Only negative is the raccoons are quick if you're not paying attention and the mosquitoes are bad.   We take our family every year and it's the highlight of the summer.

The park is a beautiful island on the Indian River. There are well over a 100 camp sights and many of them have beautiful water front property. The staff was very accessible and helpful with all are questions and accommodations. The park has water and 50 amp and 30 amp and 120 volt on every sight. A boat slip and very clean bathroom and showers. I would of given this a 5 star rating but mosquitos 🦟 and no seeums were brutal be sure to bring plenty of off.

Make your reservations early as this place fills up fast. Stayed 3 nights after reopening from covid-19. Park was allowed 50% operation. Staff was right on the ball for social distancing and keeping the shower/bath houses cleaned. 50amp service at all sites with water hookup. Sulfur well so I suggest bringing bottle water for drinking. No sewer hookups or the water keeps this from being 5 stars. T-mobile and At&T had fair signal. Antenna service for tv poor. Dish no problem.

We love this park! You tie your boat up at your campsite. Great for kayaking, fishing and paddle boarding. Mosquitoes can be bad in the summer...just make sure that you pack repellent.

Recently built new bathrooms, double dump station. Water front sites and a couple full hook up sites. We live close by so this is a perfect staycation place for us.

Sebastian Adventures

Just upgraded the main bathhouse with new showers, restrooms, laundry room. Free wifi however open system very slow. Poor cell service t-mobile. Plenty of on water sites. No sewer sites. Early check-out long lines for dump station. Very clean campground and friendly. Water hook ups however lot of sulfur. Nice bait shop and restaurant at turn into campground.

Excellent campground, shower house and bathrooms were just upgraded. New,newnew. Sites vary in sizes.  Large number of water sites. Late night golf carts with bright led floodlights were busy until 4am Friday evening. Calm down Saturday eve. Park does not allow late checkout. Waited inline to dump for 90 mins. Everyone leaving at 11am checkout. 2 dump stations. I woulg go back. Friendly restaurant on entrance road great biscuits and gravy.  There was nothing dirty about this campground. 50 amp service, no sewer, sulfer well drinking water.

Awesome little campground on the Indian River. On water spots allow you to drop kayak/canoe right from campsite. Can also launch boat and bring it right up on shore at campsite. Kayak to islands. See dolphins, rays, birds, manatee. Bring bug spray. Love this place. Great fishing as well.