2 campgrounds with availability next weekend
Sebastian Inlet State Park Campground and Vero Beach Kamp offer cabin accommodations within 20 miles of Fellsmere. The cabins at Sebastian Inlet provide waterfront views with electric hookups and drinking water available. Vero Beach Kamp features cabins with full electrical service, water hookups, showers, and toilet facilities, situated on a shaded property with oak trees. Both locations maintain trash service and allow pets in designated cabins. Most sites include picnic tables and fire rings where fires are permitted. A visitor commented, "The sites are gravel and well maintained. Clean showers and toilets. Quiet place."
Rustic and deluxe cabins are both available, depending on the location. Fort Pierce-Port St. Lucie KOA provides cabin rentals with varying amenities including electric hookups, water access, and sewage connections. Sunshine Travel RV Resort offers cabin options that include swimming pool access, though fires are not permitted at this location. Reservations are required at all cabin facilities, with summer months typically seeing higher occupancy rates. One camper shared, "The campground was clean. Our site had pavers that were in disrepair and could be a tripping hazard." Most cabins accommodate 2-6 people with varying bed configurations.
Most cabins include beds but require visitors to bring their own linens, towels, and toiletries. Basic kitchenette facilities vary by location, with some cabins offering only minimal cooking equipment. Stores with camping supplies and groceries can be found near Sebastian Inlet State Park and Road Runner Travel Resort. Firewood is available for purchase at most parks that permit fires. Sunshine Travel RV Resort and other locations feature laundry facilities, allowing longer-term cabin guests to wash clothes on-site. Air conditioning is standard in most cabin rentals, providing relief from Florida's heat and humidity.
"Clean restrooms and nice neighbors. Saw dolphins, a manatee and sea turtle and dozens of different types of birds. No see ums are no joke. Be prepared for bug bites!"
"We were parked at spot 8. Which offers a great view of the water. My only complaint is that the no-see-in’s are relentless. This is not a fault of the park so it does not rate in my review."
Available next weekend
from $28 / night
"Large, Quiet, shady and near a water source. We ended up sharing the site with another very pleasant family. Heated pool, nice restroom and laundry facilities."
"Low key, quiet place, helpful staff. Awesome shade (pretty critical in Florida this time of the year)."
from $49 - $91 / night
"Campground Review: Sunshine Travel RV Resort is an encore/thousand trails campground."
"Pool area appeared to be well maintained as well as the laundry. The machines required a card instead of coins. At $1.75 it was reasonable compared to other places."
"If you love camping, wildlife, and stargazing but still want the convenience of amenities (i.e electricity, running water, bathroom, shower) then this is the place for you."
"We visited in July and the shade from all the trees around our site helped keep the heat tolerable."
Available next weekend
from $16 / night
"pet friendly kid friendly"
"Such a beautiful park! Many full timers. They book for next winter beginning in March every year."
"General: Small family-run KOA campground (33 sites) located 1.5 miles north of Fort Pierce on Highway One. All sites are FHU with a combination of regular, premium, and extra-large sites."
"It is a smaller rv park that has electric and water. There are about 50% that live here. There are 2 unisex bathrooms with showers. The internet works, so does TMobile."
"There are RV sites, Cabins and Primitive sites. We stayed in a tent at a primitive site, but we chose a site with water and power, since it was hot and we wanted a fan."
"Our spot provided good protection from the wind which helped with the awning not blowing around to much and protected us from the dirt/sand that would come across in waves when the wind would pickup."
from $24 - $100 / night
"Tons to do on property including little stores, bbq restaurant, pizza, ice cream etc. Horseback riding, petting zoo, rock climbing. BUT, my only complaint is the noise level of the area."
"We were able to fish right off the dock at our site, there was a fit pit and grill, as well as seating outside (each site could be configured differently)."
"I enjoyed my stay at his park. I booked last minute and was still able to get accommodations😎, the park rangers were so friendly and also moved me to a more shaded area when requested!"
"Ice cream shop is delicious, the store had good choices and friendly staff, and the pool was refreshing! We had an excellent time celebrating two retirements and two birthdays!"
"Pizza restaurant, ice cream shop, coffee shop, store for some essentials, salon, spa, pool table, ping pong table, pickle ball, basketball, shuffleboard, tiki bar, pool and spa with waterfall."
from $35 - $999 / night
GuideLots of amenities with plenty to do, water park was nice, ice cream shop, marina, and skeet range were cool. Staff was inconsistent - some allowed the kids to have fun but others break out the measuring stick to deny activities. Head scratching at times but will probably go back.
RangerThis site is in a great spot between the Indian River Lagoon and the beach. They have a ton to do for anyone who likes to enjoy the traditional resort-type amenities. Our canal-front slip was perfect and we capitalized by taking a trip to the Stuart sandbar. Two negatives, the parking is a little tricky depending on which site you get...narrow streets and some cars parked in a way that makes them even worse. I was also disappointed that we didn't get notice about amenities (including the main pool) that had apparently been closed for months. Beautiful regardless.
RangerCanopy Oaks is an enormous RV park with plenty of amenities and spacious lots. They offer trails, a dog park, a pool, several sporting resources, a small store, a small restaurant, and a tiki bar. My experience was great, but it was relatively empty given how many sites they have.
RangerThis site is very neat. You'll have to drive about 5 miles on an unpaved road to get to the sites. 30A hookup and water. I visited during the week in August and it was pretty empty. Nice and quiet. Lots of trails and wildlife.
RangerThis campsite has a lot to offer for those who love the water and outdoors. Endless opportunities for fishing/kayaking, but not a ton outside of that.
During my visit, the beach access was closed for construction, but the next access point is a short drive away. As expected during the summer...hot, humid, and "buggy". Side note, its a bit of a drive to the nearest grocery store, so come prepared.
ScoutFriendly staff, clean bathrooms, big rig friendly, paved pull in sites, catch & release fishing in pond
ScoutBooked about a week ahead, at that time tgere were 147 sites available. It shows you what is available to pick from. I picked one in the low 400's...I think it was 405, because one on each side was empty. Fast forward to the day before I get an email about virtual check in. However it states I am in the mid 100's....so I call and inquire. At the time of the call there were 109 sites vacant. The girl proceeds to tell me if you dont pay a$50 lock fee. They can move me at their discretion. So I got moved....additionally, got here an hour early and had to pay$25 early check in. 109 empty spots and the pool is like a carnival cruise pool....SLAMMED! Only 2 small comfort stations. No shade to be found. We are here now, and this may well get updated for a vetter rating...or worse, who knows. But it seems like a resort that will nickel and dime you to death. And moving someone who booked, and paid in full is some shady shit...
ScoutThis campground converted to a resort but still have plenty of camper amenities.
GuideVery clean and well maintained. Gated in & out. At least 400 sites, pool, golf, fishing, restaurant for breakfast & lunch, late check-in available,
Cabin accommodations near Fellsmere, Florida offer varying experiences from rustic to resort-style, with locations between 15-40 miles from town. The area features a subtropical climate with summer highs around 90°F and winter lows rarely dipping below 50°F. Located in the upper St. Johns River basin, this region presents unique water management challenges for campgrounds, especially during Florida's rainy season from May to October.
Wildlife viewing: 5-10 minutes from sites. At Kilpatrick Hammock Campground — Kissimmee Prairie Preserve State Park, cabin campers encounter abundant wildlife. "The animals just weren't afraid of humans. Our 6 teenagers were so excited to stand face-to-face, only a few feet from gentle deer, bunnies, and turkeys," reports one visitor who also spotted "some lazy baby alligators sunning on the Military Trail."
Stargazing: Best after 9 PM. Kissimmee Prairie Preserve State Park offers Florida's only certified dark sky viewing location. "This is the place to stargaze. Many here taking pictures with their telescopes. We've been here four times, and definitely return," one camper notes. The park strictly enforces red-light-only policies after dark to maintain optimal viewing conditions.
Water activities: Daily during summer months. Jetty Park Campground provides cabin options with beach access. A camper describes the experience: "Beach biking, fishing, watching the cruise ships come and go." Another mentions the opportunity to "see space launches, close to KSC, beach, jetty. Spectacular."
Private sites: Varying sizes from 25-40 feet. Road Runner Travel Resort receives praise for its spacious cabin areas. "Great place for a stop over. Needed a place to hangout for a few weeks. This place fit the bill. Dog park, little restaurant, general store, pool, basketball court and lots of shaded spots (my fave when in Florida)," mentions one satisfied camper.
Clean facilities: Updated daily. Campers consistently mention cleanliness at Westgate River Ranch Resort & Rodeo cabin facilities. "Heated pool, nice restroom and laundry facilities. I didn't have a chance to check out the activities room with bocce ball, shuttle board and horseshoes," shares a tent camper who appreciated the cabin amenities during their stay.
Family entertainment: Multiple daily activities. "Our favorite place to stay when visiting family in Vero. The full time residents are very friendly as are the staff. The pool is clean and they have all types of camping available," notes a visitor to Sunshine Travel RV Resort. Entertainment options vary by season but typically include organized activities for different age groups.
Summer heat management: Prepare for 85-95°F. Without adequate shade, cabin camping can become uncomfortable. At Resort at Canopy Oaks, one camper advises: "Since it's a newer resort and the trees are new there is absolutely no shade! It can get extremely hot that you will definitely need to take advantage of the pool."
Insect preparation: Essential May-October. Florida's insect population peaks during warmer months. "Lots of bugs, especially the 'no see ums' were pretty bad - so bring bug spray," advises a Sebastian Inlet camper. Another visitor to Kissimmee Prairie notes, "If you are terrified of bugs this may not be the place for you (FYI), it is in the middle of Florida and in summer the bugs love to come out."
Reservation requirements: Book 2-6 months ahead. Popular cabin sites fill quickly, especially during winter. "Check In was easy, when we pulled up they had all our paper work sitting in the mailbox ready for us," mentions a satisfied guest at Resort at Canopy Oaks who planned ahead.
Activity planning: Multiple options available. Westgate River Ranch Resort & Rodeo offers unique experiences beyond cabin camping. "Westgate River Ranch Resort is an awesome destination with camping, skeet shooting range, rodeo, petting zoo, mini golf, swamp buggy rides, swimming, dining, lodge and much more," shares an enthusiastic family camper.
Pool considerations: Best used 10 AM-4 PM. Most cabin facilities offer pool access, but usage varies. "The pool is huge & gorgeous! Very nice. Same for the tiki bar, we had some great nights there," notes a camper at Resort at Canopy Oaks. However, they caution that "the pool deck gets super hot and can burn your feet" during peak daylight hours.
Kid-friendly features: Check age requirements. When planning cabin camping with children, note that some amenities have restrictions. "They have a pool, air-boat rides, a rodeo (Saturdays only), petting zoo, and a fun area for kids with zip lines and other activities. Most activities are at a cost," explains a family who visited Westgate Ranch.
Cabin vs. RV site comparison: Price differences $15-40/night. While many parks offer both options, facilities differ. At Sebastian Inlet State Park Campground, RVers note that cabin sites often have better water access. "Nice camp ground for fishing and bringing the boat along. Some spots are tight in the front row. The back loop has a little more room," advises a regular camper.
Utilities availability: Varies by cabin type. While most cabins have electricity, water access differs. "Bathhouse was extremely clean and showers are really spacious and private," mentions a visitor to Resort at Canopy Oaks who used these facilities despite staying in a cabin with limited plumbing.
Kitchen considerations: Bring essential supplies. Cabin kitchenettes vary widely in equipment. "Basic kitchenette facilities vary by location, with some cabins offering only minimal cooking equipment," notes an experienced cabin camper who recommends bringing your own cooking supplies for more flexibility.
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