Pine Grove Campground sits atop a hill near the entrance to Jonathan Dickinson State Park, where large gravel sites accommodate RVs up to 81 feet with full hookups. The elevated position catches sea breezes that provide relief from Florida's heat, though the open layout means limited shade between sites. Road noise from nearby US Highway 1 filters through during morning and evening traffic hours.

The campground's spacious sites feature picnic tables, fire rings, and clotheslines for drying gear. Clean bathhouses with family rooms serve clusters of about 20 sites each, though reviewers note that washers and dryers sometimes need maintenance. [Mike Y.](https://thedyrt.com/camping/florida/jonathan-dickinson-state-park/reviews/63835) found "large graveled lots with picnic table, fire ring and bbq grill" along with "ample restrooms and showers." The modern facilities and level gravel pads work well for big rigs, making this the preferred choice for RV campers over the park's more rustic River Campground.

Nine miles of mountain biking trails wind through the park, ranging from beginner-friendly to black diamond difficulty. The crushed shell and gravel surfaces create fast, flowing rides. Paved bike paths connect to hiking trails, including a section of the Florida Trail. The Loxahatchee River offers paddling opportunities, with boat ramps and canoe rentals available deeper in the park. An observation tower provides 360-degree views across the sand dunes.

Reservations help secure preferred sites, especially during cooler months when the exposed location becomes more comfortable. Bug spray proves essential year-round, with no-see-ums particularly active in evenings. The campground stays busy with RV travelers, creating a less intimate atmosphere than backcountry alternatives. For those seeking more seclusion and river access, [River Camground — Jonathan Dickinson State Park](https://thedyrt.com/camping/florida/river-camground) offers smaller sites with more vegetation four miles into the park.

Pine Grove Campground — Jonathan Dickinson State Park

There was a ton of room for us when we went tp pitch our tent. The area also have plenty or space for RV and their hook ups. I would recommend this area if you love to go kayaking (also bring bug spray)

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4.5

Lots of Space