Best Campgrounds near Fellsmere, FL
Sebastian Inlet State Park Campground sits about 20 minutes from Fellsmere, giving campers beach access and good fishing spots. The bathrooms and showers stay clean, but many campers note that sites sit close together without much screening between neighbors. Highlands Hammock State Park Campground has more trees and separation between sites, plus several miles of hiking paths through the woods. Both parks have water and electric connections for campers who need them. If you're looking for shade, Manatee Hammock Campground has large trees covering most sites. Check for fire rules before your trip since Florida often has burn restrictions depending on conditions. You should book ahead, particularly in winter when northern visitors fill the campgrounds. Wildlife is common throughout the area's parks. Most campgrounds limit stays to 14 days during busy periods. Remember to take all trash with you when leaving your site. Don't forget mosquito repellent - the bugs can be relentless, especially at dawn and dusk. Winter and early spring bring the most pleasant weather for camping near Fellsmere. The combination of water activities, hiking, and wildlife watching makes this area worth visiting.
