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Here at Coastline RV Resort, guests will find a luxury experience in a rural setting, an Old Florida feel with modern amenities.
We are not just your average campground. Each site is positioned to allow easy access and a bay view. Our goal is to provide our guests with a private oasis where they can feel comfortable and relax after traveling. Providing spacious sites, state-of-the-art facilities, and good old-fashioned Southern hospitality, Coastline RV Resort is your pristine RV destination on Florida’s Forgotten Coast!
108 Full Site Hookups
Vacation Rental Cottages
Restaurant On-Site
Laundry & Bath Facilities
Pools, Pickleball & More
$80 / night
$60 - $70 / night
Beachfront RV Lot on Cape San Blas, FL. Sewer, Water and Electric Hookups. Wifi!! Can handle rigs up to 90 ft. Class A, 5th Wheels, and Trailers all welcome. Your own private beachfront RV lot on the shores of 30E. Right across the street from walking and bike trails, volleyball court, tennis court.
$150 / night
16 breezy and spacious pristine RV spots located on Indian Lagoon. Each site has 30 amp and 50 amp electric, water, sewer and Wi-Fi service. Five minutes from some of Florida's best inshore fishing. Across the road from the World Famous Indian Pass Raw Bar.
$49 / night
With an array of lodging options—from Cozy Cabins and RV Sites to Resort Cottages and an Oceanview Loft—Carrabelle Beach RV Resort offers something for everyone. Featuring lush, natural landscaping, a large, sparkling swimming pool, a beautiful clubhouse and tons of nearby attractions and activities, our Carrabelle Beach RV Resort is camping at its finest. Plus, our nature-lover’s retreat is pet-friendly! We offer a fenced dog run and are located across the street from a dog-friendly beach.
Ready to escape to a peaceful getaway just steps from the beach? Look no further than Carrabelle Beach RV Resort. Located an hour outside of Tallahassee, our upscale Carrabelle Beach RV Resort offers the best of both worlds: a serene, natural environment combined with exceptional accommodations and amenities.
$75 - $100 / night
$69 / night
Port Saint Joe RV Resort is the premier bay view RV resort located in beautiful Port Saint Joe, Florida. Formerly a busy port on North Florida’s Emerald Coast, the city today attracts guests searching for a relaxing getaway.
Port Saint Joe RV Resort is Northwest Florida’s newest bay front RV resort. Our beautiful location offers easy access to fishing, snorkeling, beaches, fishing guides, dining, shopping and more!
$58 - $78 / night
We hope you find the time to visit Panacea RV Park & Camping Grounds. We're a quiet park in the town of Panacea, Florida. Just three blocks from the Gulf of Mexico. Panacea is a laid back fishing village nestled between Apalachicola National Forest and Dickerson Bay. Soon the young retirees, 55 and over will come to know this area well. Don't forget to pack your kayak, canoe or boat. With a variety of Eco tourist offerings to choose from. Inshore and offshore fishing for redfish, trout, snapper, grouper and shell fishing when in season. Wakulla County has many large and small waterways for canoeing. Wakulla Springs, St Marks Rivers along with Spring Creek will keep you busy for days. We're sure you'll be happy kicking back with us. If you have any comments or questions, please feel free to contact us. 850-984-5883. Snowbirds will enjoy the quiet, casual surroundings. We have great Winter rates for monthly stays. Starting at $500.00 plus electric for a month is the discounted price for cash or check. Cable, Wifi, water and sewer are included in the base price. Newly remodeled Laundry and ADA restrooms. Come winter with us and enjoy mild temps. Be sure to check out our events for lots of fun things to do on and nearby the park. We look forward to seeing you soon!
$44 / night
River Landing RV Park spans 5 acres and is located across from the renowned Apalachicola River in Bristol, Florida. All sites have full hookups with 30 and 50-amp service, sewer hookups, wi-fi and a level rocked pad. A favorite among fishermen and families, our park is nestled next to the river landing, providing stunning views of the Apalachicola River. Our area is known for great fishing, hiking, and visiting the Apalachicola National Forest. With boat access and some of the best fishing and Hiking in Northwest Florida, River Landing RV Park is your perfect getaway!
$50 / night
Ranger
Water's Edge is conveniently located if you love outdoor activities in northern Florida. It is close to a 9-mile bike path, boat launch to beautiful St Joseph's and Apalachicola Bays, and the gorgeous beaches of Cape San Blas. It is also close to Port St Joe and Apalachicola, two small, but lovely towns with shopping and restaurants. The campground itself is okay. The sites are for RVs only and are full hook-ups. They are long enough and level - my only complaint is that they are very close together. The little store at the campground is very convenient and stocks a good, diverse supply of groceries, beer and wine. The campground is also across the street from Indian Pass Raw Bar - known for their raw oysters.
Traveler
This RV resort is right on the coast with just a quick and easy walk to the beach. Community pool, rec room laundry and shower facilities are great. The only real downside is the water pressure and WiFi. Water pressure is low and WiFi struggles to accommodate the bandwidth needed to support the entire RV resort and does go out from time to time.
Guide
The name of this resort is wrong in the Dyrt app. It's Carrabelle RV Resort. We stopped here for a few nights while traveling and exploring Florida. The resort was nice. Our site was #18. We could see the beach from our spot. The bathrooms were clean. Everyone there was super friendly. They had a nice size pool but I didn't use it. We found a museum .02 miles away and crooked lighthouse to explore.
Guide
This recommendation is based on our site location which was oceanfront. We were there over Thanksgiving and the location with the sunset and views was worth the slightly higher cost we normally pay. Check out the campground site map, and if there is an oceanfront site, you won't regret booking this RV resort.
We didn't experience too much of the town, restaurants or shops, but we did LOVE Mexico beach. It is beautiful, white sand beach and was empty on Thanksgiving weekend. The dogs loved it! Highly recommend this park, but definitely get a site on the ocean.
Scout
Full hook ups, gravel parking, cable TV, bathhouse, store, LP gas, clean and quiet, well operated.
RangerThe Ho Hum is a great little campground right on St George Sound near Carrabelle. The sites are gravel, level, and large enough. All are full hook-ups. There is a very nice bathhouse and laundry on the property, and a propane fill station. Our campsite was one tier back facing the water. We could sit in front of our trailer and enjoy the southerly breezes coming off the sound.
Low key doesn't even describe the atmosphere at the campground. Many of the guests were fishing off the pier or from kayaks they could launch from the small beach area. Others had their boats anchored in nearby marinas and spent their days off-shore. Families who camped there loaded up in the morning and drove the 20 miles to St. George Island where there are some very nice public beaches and a lovely state park. The campground is near Apalachicola which has several small stores, restaurants, and a brewery.
This is a great place to camp if you don't need to be entertained.
ScoutNice,level sites. Paved patios with gravel parking for rvs.
No shade, great WiFi and cable tv. Sparkling pool and a fishing pier but no sand beach. Right on hwy 98 so some traffic noise.
Guide
We were evacuated, hurricane Milton, and found this as the last place that had a place only four of the spots have electrical. It’s very very backwards, camping, huge mosquitoes, huge bugs, alligators in the lake, bear boxes and bear meat racks, the road to it is terrible very very bumpy like driving over a river. You need to be almost in an off-road SUV vehicle to get to it and it’s 2 miles… Once you get there it’s just downright scary! The only good thing that we found out out of this is that there is an unknown RV park 10 miles down the road off of Bristol called River Landing RV park because they’re not listed on any of the pages so far we didn’t find them. But you can look them up online. I don’t know if I’ll be allowed to post their link here but if so, here it is. https://riverlandingrvpark.com/ Even the host of the other place sent us here
GuideJust like the website says ho-hum RV park is nothing spectacular. pull your RV in gravel lot hardly any trees but the view of the gulf of is breathtaking
Guide
If you are traveling without kids stay at the East Coastline RV park. It was so nice! The bathrooms were spotless. I felt like I walked into a spa when I opened the door calming music started and the lights came on. The showers are big! The pool was wonderful and the clubhouse amazing! You can cook a dinner in the clean kitchen. I liked it because it was a smaller park and there weren't any kids running around. The other coastline West RV park had a lot of families and was bigger. I would stay here again and next time for more than 2 nights! And one of the best things about the park is the view of the bay! Get a spot up front so you can watch the dolphins!
RangerIt's the views that bring you to the Ho Hum RV Park. I had a waterfront site and thoroughly enjoyed letting the dogs run on the beach. At the end of the fishing pier you can see the crabs clinging to the support poles.
Great Gulf views.
Ranger
Lovely area, bring snorkels, kayaks, and bikes. Lots of wildlife. Really neat shorelines with sand and very tall trees, driftwood, dunes. Make sure to explore both sides of the peninsula. About 1.5 hours from Apalachicola National Forest, lots more to do in the area. Watch the sunset! Camp sites have nice privacy, some areas are wooded for shade. Some of my group stayed in the cabins and they were also nice (though sparcely stocked, call to know exactly what to expect). Very clean, great services as described.
Guide
I truly believe that it is the soul of the RV Park that makes it wonderful. The owners and managers of this park are absolutely incredible. The most accommodating kindest, most friendly people I have ever run across in all of the travels I’ve done which is many and my RV! This place has not been on the map before it is new and it has only had about a month in operating at this location. I kind of accidentally ended up here when being evacuated from hurricane Milton in Clearwater and somebody else from another campground that turned out to be a bust suggested we go here because it was an unknown location. Well Joanie, the owner was packed, but she fit us in anyway she made a parking space she created a connection. She figured out how to get water to us and welcomed us with food and music. The park inside has tables and chairs and little beautiful hanging lights a big fire pit and a really nice bathhouse with laundry room… We were instantly welcomed and various churches brought over food to all the campers here who had been evacuated from their homes… the place is beautiful and clean and sits on the prettiest river the Apalachicola river. It’s pet friendly and lots of dogs and kids with a big bounce house for the kids to play on guys came over from churches with guitars and played music just a wonderful place to beif you’re on your way back down to Florida evacuating run don’t walk to this campground because there’s lots of space here that is unfilled at the moment just because she isn’t well known.
Traveler
This spot was plenty big for our 40’ Class A and toad. RIGHT ON THE BEACH! You do get some road noice, but to us being right on the beach offset that. It has full hookups, picnic table and fire pit. We will definitely try to come back as we love Cape San Blas.
Legend
We booked 5 nights and left after one night due to ticks. The campground layout is real bad. We went there to see the white squirrels and white deer. We saw them and left the next morning. See "RV Camping Journal" for details. We were told that there is only one Albino deer in the park.
GuideThis park isn’t the fanciest but it has some of the best views you can find. Our spot was about 20 ft from the gulf and waking up to the sunrise was fantastic. It seems to cater to folks without kids as the beach isn’t much of a beach and there isn’t much to do other than look at the gulf. We weren’t expecting much more than that so everything met our expectations.
We had hoped to hang out on their dock but it was usually full of lawn chair fishermen so it wasn’t exactly enjoyable.
Overall great park. Simple but full hookups on the beach, hard to beat that.
LegendNice campground. Helpful staff at check-in. It has a nice pool and is on the beach. Access is across Route 98, but the traffic was minimal. There is some road noise at site#39, but it is not bad. Level site, full hooks, cable TV, and good internet speeds. Getting the RV positioned was a little tricky. While the site is long enough, the sewer connection is closer to the front of the site, so we could not park at the back. We had to be positioned to reach the sewer connection and work our rear slide around a large palm tree. Site 39 backs up to the pool and park office. At busier times, there may be a lot of people traffic, but not during our stay. Also note that there are no firepit or grills provided at the site. You must have your own grill. We enjoyed our five-night stay here. IGA grocery store in Carrabelle is the closest. Fathom’s Steam Room and Raw Bar is an old Florida open-air restaurant and bar with live music. There is a small dog park in the resort. Lots to explore in the area: Carrabelle, Eastpoint, St George Island, Lighthouse, and State Park, Tate’s Hell State Forest, Crooked River Lighthouse, or just relaxing by the pool or on the beach.
Guide1/29/2021 This campground is spotless. Concrete pads are level and electrical hookup looks new. Our truck camper fits perfectly, but big rigs are a tight fit.
Although many sites are close together we found the other campers to be friendly, and interesting conversations abounded.
We saw the white squirrels. On our walk through the nature trails we saw a doe (not the resident white deer).
We were only able to get one night because the campground was full.
Scout
Tate's Hell State Forest is a primitive dispersed camping area slightly north the Gulf of Mexico in the Florida Panhandle region. Instead of a single campground with multiple sites, Tate's Hell provides individual camps sites through out the forest, many of which are along the Carabelle River. Sites offer fire ring, picnic table and cleared tent area. All sites are accessed by dirt roads that are fairly well maintained. Many of these sites can accommodate a popup or RV, but there are no electrical, water or sewage hook ups in the state forest. If you are looking for an authentic backwoods, roughing it camping experience - this is your place!
Sites can be reserved 1 877 879 3859. The regional ranger station is located at 290 Airport Rd, Carrabelle, FL 32322.
Legend
Let me say first that St. George Island State Park is perhaps the main reason we purchased our small travel trailer in the first place and found groups like The Dyrt for insight for other places to explore. We visited St. George Island in May on Florida’s“Forgotten Coast” but the State Park on the island really stole the show.
The first thing you’ll notice about both the island and in particular the State Park is how remote it is. The beaches are seemingly empty even during busy seasons. It has one of the most beautiful beaches in the entire state of Florida and as Floridian’s we are pretty particular. The beach is lined with beautiful sand dunes from one end to the other. The island is narrow with a single road maybe 5 miles long. The road was closed after the camp ground as they are still repairing the park from the last hurricane that hammered The Panhandle area of Florida. Not sure what's taking so long as State Park HQ is in Tallahassee only an hour or so away.
The park has one camp ground and sites are very hard to come by. One visit and you’ll see why. Facilities are very well maintained with a friendly staff which is true for most Florida State Parks. There was a good mix of people camping in tents, small trailers and big rigs which is nice as many places in Florida are dominated by people who camp with everything they own and have rigs bigger than our house.
You bring your own fun here so just chill on the beach. If you have kayaks or paddle boards bring em. If you have bikes, those would be good too. Fishing(check). You could probably catch dinner as there is little pressure on these waters. There is some hiking but just walking on the beach is great. Nice flat beach at low tide with hard packed sand from the outgoing tide will make it a great walk.
Be sure to visit Apalachicola across the bay. A really good place to eat is the Owl Cafe and if you can get there for a Sunday Brunch, all the better. Very local, very southern, very authentic.
We will be back for sure whenever we can secure a camping spot that fits our schedule. Hope it won't be too long!
Traveler
My sister and her husband stayed on the river and it was $75 a night for a Thursday Friday and Saturday night. Right on the Ochlocknee River going out to the gulf so you can catch redfish and trout off the pier at the site. Each riverfront has a cabana and picnic table with water and electric hookups.
Ranger
Lots of personality and most fellow campers you meet are great. Gravel sites mostly level. Water and sewer hookups. Shower house and laundry. Ice available but no camp store. Just steps to the beach on the shuttle to St. Vincent Island for a day of shelling or fishing. 9 miles of beach to walk or ride your bike.
RangerAt over 200,000 acres, Tate's Hell is the second largest State Forest in Florida, second only to Blackwater River State Forest in Santa Rose County. That's Hell is located off of U>S> Highway 98 in Franklin County, between the Apalachicola and Ochlockonee rivers. Check out The Ledgend of Tate's Hell on the State Forest webpage, https://www.fdacs.gov/Forest-Wildfire/Our-Forests/State-Forests/Tate-s-Hell-State-Forest.
For roughing it in the woods, nothing I have found beats Tate's Hell. With 36 primitive campgrounds (tent space, fire ring, and picnic table) with multiple campsites and 4 campgrounds with facilities (restrooms and some RV sites) there is plenty of room to camp and explore Tate's Hell.
The Womack Creek campground, where I spent one night, has both RV and tent campsites and a boat ramp with access to Womack Creek.
Recreation opportunities include the High Bluff Coastal Hiking Trail which is part of the Forest Service's Trailwalker Program.
GuideSmall tranquil campground, sites are kinda tight, very well maintained. Sandy rv pads that were pretty level,Bath house centrally located and very very clean, camp host exceptionally nice, Electric and water no sewer. Went very first week of July 2020 and it was HOT, sand knats were bad. The beach here was better than Destin, absolutely amazing, the bay was great for fishing and kayaking. Very short trip to the beach. Definitely a return trip coming soon
RangerWe had been coming to St George Island for years, but this was the first time we had stayed at the state park campground. We already have reservations for next year! It's a beautiful island with white beaches and little commercialism. The state park is a strip of land between the Bay of Apalachicola and the gulf. So many places to explore on foot, by bike, or by kayak. It's a perfect location for bird or dolphin watching, fishing, sunbathing, or beach walking. The campsites are spacious, secluded, and relatively hard to come by. This is one of the state parks in Florida that books up very quickly. The Island is fun to explore. There are a few restaurants and some stores- you can get groceries at one of two small grocery stores near the entrance to the Island. There are two breweries in the area- one in Eastpoint and another in Apalachicola. Apalachicola also has several restaurants and many small stores.
Traveler
This park is a largely undiscovered gem. Large grounds. Clean, well kept. I have never seen it full and I drive by often even when we aren't camping. Great place to fish from a walking pier. Wouldn't recommend swimming here. We have not seen any gators here but it is prime habitat for them and well within their territory. Camp host comes by mornings and evenings. When you arrive, choose any open spot, hook up (water and 30 amp electric). He'll come to you. $20/day.
GuideWomack Creek Primitive Sites- Some have electricity hook ups, and some do not. Only one site on the whole property has water. If you want to get away from it all, this site is for you! Just note that "non-potable water" means that there isn't any, not that you cannot drink it. There is one road in, and its the same road out. Beautiful untouched nature. The bathroom is small but adequate and there is a boat ramp. They are clearly doing some work to upgrade picnic tables and sites.
You'll see lots of stars on a clear night and will not be disturbed by the rest of the world!
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