1 campground with availability this weekend
Several campgrounds near Fort Pierce, Florida provide furnished cabin rentals with varying amenities. Road Runner Travel Resort offers three rustic cabins with air conditioning, while Fort Pierce-Port St. Lucie KOA features cabin accommodations with clean, air-conditioned bathhouses nearby. "There's a large pool, a good-sized general/convenience store with all the essentials you might need, and a full restaurant right on site," notes one Road Runner Travel Resort visitor. Jonathan Dickinson State Park in nearby Hobe Sound includes cabin rentals in two distinct camping areas, with the River Campground offering more shade and proximity to water activities. Most cabins include basic furnishings, electricity, and access to communal bathhouses, though specific amenities vary by location.
Pet-friendly cabin options can be found at multiple locations, with policies varying by campground. KOA cabins typically follow standardized layouts with beds, small refrigerators, and microwaves, while state park cabins may offer more rustic accommodations. Reservations are essential, particularly during winter months when seasonal visitors occupy many facilities. According to a Jonathan Dickinson State Park visitor, "This state park accommodates RVs, tent sites, and cabin rentals with two camping areas - one located close to the entrance and the other located about four miles into the park along the Loxahatchee River." Vero Beach Kamp and Encore Sunshine Travel in Vero Beach also provide cabin options within 30 minutes of Fort Pierce.
Most cabin rentals require guests to bring their own linens, pillows, and towels. Kitchen facilities vary significantly between locations, with some offering only outdoor cooking options while others include small refrigerators, microwaves, or hotplates. Basic cookware and utensils may be provided, but campers should confirm specifics when booking. Firewood is available for purchase at most locations, with Jonathan Dickinson State Park and Kissimmee Prairie Preserve State Park offering it through honor systems. Fort Pierce has several grocery stores within easy driving distance of most cabin locations, making it convenient to stock up on supplies before arrival. Bug spray is essential year-round, particularly for evening outdoor activities when mosquitoes and no-see-ums are active.
"We discovered this place on a vacation trip to see a friend on Hutchinson Island in Fort Pierce FL. We are now camping here seasonally in a 35 ft Class A RV."
"pet friendly kid friendly"
"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."
"Recently took a road trip from New England to Florida with my family and had the pleasure of staying here at the Jonathan Dickinson State Park."
"Hobe Sound FL Jonathan Dickinson SP This park has two campgrounds. Pine Grove Campground, has 90 sites, it is located near the ranger station."
Campground full this weekend
Get a text when availablefrom $26 / night
"The RV pads each had a propane barbecue and had enough space for our 27 foot RV and ram 2500 crew cab with room to spare. The staff was most helpful and professional. "
"Beautiful large pool with a bar and very clean modern bathrooms snd showers. Gym area and laundry as well. Walking distance to fun restaurants snd bar."
"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."
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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
"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."
from $40 - $175 / 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."
Campground full this weekend
Get a text when availablefrom $16 / night
"I've been there many times in the past, with my TT and my Coach...The sites are mostly large enough for Big rigs...There are upgrades to deluxe sites with brick patios, barbeques, fire pits and chairs."
"Only downside is that while the park is dog friendly, it’s a bit tough to walk the dogs since there aren’t really any paths so you need to walk on the road with golf carts, cars and other people walking"
TravelerMy family stayed at the park for a long weekend. Great park, but the vendor contract expired and a new one hasn’t been chosen. Because of this, canoe rentals, firewood, ice, etc. are not available in the park. Thankfully Publix is just up the road. We will be back, but not until the vendor situation is resolved.
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.
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.
RangerOverall a pleasant experience, especially for only my second trip in the RV. My lot was mostly clean, had plenty of space for my truck and 30ft trailer, and had everything I needed. I was expecting a more peaceful trip out in nature, but about 12 people were camping in the lot beside me with their dog off-leash, so there were some moments of frustration with noise and my dog, who is leashed as expected. The observation tower was closed and basically all concessions/tours were as well, but it was still nice to get on some trails.
ScoutFriendly staff, clean bathrooms, big rig friendly, paved pull in sites, catch & release fishing in pond
GuideVery clean and well maintained. Gated in & out. At least 400 sites, pool, golf, fishing, restaurant for breakfast & lunch, late check-in available,
GuideAmazing campsites, many with water views. Excellent facilities, and Sebastian inlet is well known for amazing fishing and surfing. Only downside is that it was 30 amp service, and the breaker looked like it had seen better days.
TravelerGreat state park with amazing views of the River and a short walk to the Atlantic. Bathrooms are clean and a nice bike path in and outside of the park.
Cabin rentals near Fort Pierce, Florida provide overnight accommodations with varying amenities and access to outdoor activities. Fort Pierce cabin options range from rustic single-room structures to more developed units with air conditioning and basic kitchen facilities. Most rentals require advance reservations, especially during winter months when seasonal occupancy peaks. The region's subtropical climate means year-round availability with higher humidity and temperatures during summer months, making spring and fall particularly pleasant for outdoor recreation near cabin accommodations.
Beach activities: The Sebastian Inlet State Park Campground provides easy access to both inlet and ocean beaches. "The inlet has friendly, helpful rangers, easy to access campsites, and is in a beautiful location. Great for fishing, surfing, boating, and going to the beach," notes one visitor.
Mountain biking trails: Pine Grove Campground in Jonathan Dickinson State Park offers extensive riding options. "Great park for mountain bikeing. Conveniently located but feels like miles away from civilization," shares a regular visitor. The park features trails for varying skill levels with some technical sections.
Kayaking and canoeing: The waterways near Fort Pierce cabins provide excellent paddling opportunities. According to a Jonathan Dickinson State Park camper, "We took a 3 hour canoe trip, $25 well spent," demonstrating the affordable water recreation available to cabin guests.
Clean facilities: Many cabin renters appreciate the well-maintained amenities. At Fort Pierce-Port St. Lucie KOA, campers note, "Two unisex all-in-ones that were clean and air-conditioned. The shower had immediate hot water and good water pressure."
Proximity to services: Cabin guests value convenient access to supplies. "You can walk to Publix and the restaurant at the marina. Great place great manager. Clean and fun," reports a KOA visitor, highlighting the easy access to groceries and dining options.
Astronomy opportunities: Kilpatrick Hammock Campground at Kissimmee Prairie Preserve offers exceptional stargazing for cabin campers. "The only designated dark sky site in Florida. It does not disappoint for night sky viewing. If you're camping here, please be courteous and keep your outdoor lights to a minimum," advises one camper.
Wildlife encounters: Cabin stays include interactions with local fauna. At Zachary Taylor Waterfront RV Resort, which offers cabin rentals, the waterfront location means regular wildlife sightings.
Insect preparation: Bug protection is essential year-round. "Bugs, especially the 'no see ums' were pretty bad - so bring bug spray," recommends a Sebastian Inlet visitor. These tiny biting insects are particularly active at dawn and dusk.
Varying cabin sizes: Cabin accommodations differ significantly between locations. At Vero Beach Kamp, "They have all types of camping available," including cabins of different sizes, some suitable for families and others better for couples.
Seasonal considerations: Winter months (December-March) have the highest demand and rates. "They book for next winter beginning in March every year," notes a Road Runner Travel Resort visitor, emphasizing the need for advance planning.
Pools for kids: Vero Beach Kamp offers family-friendly swimming options. "Clean and very nice! Nice swimming pool, clean and quiet," reports a tent camper, making it appealing for families with children seeking cabin accommodations.
Playground access: Some locations provide play areas for younger guests. According to a visitor at Road Runner Travel Resort, "There is no playground for kids but basketball tennis etc. We were almost the only ones in the pool during the week."
Beach proximity: Families appreciate cabins with nearby beach access. "There is a really nice beach for kids 15 mins away on Hutchinson island," notes a Road Runner camper, highlighting options for family outings from cabin locations.
Wildlife viewing opportunities: Children enjoy seeing native animals. In Jonathan Dickinson State Park, one visitor reported, "We've seen otter, tortoise, birds, eagles so far," providing educational wildlife viewing opportunities for families staying in cabins.
Grocery access: Cabin renters benefit from nearby shopping. "It is close to town. There is a manatee center and Navy Seal Museum close by in addition to shops and restaurants in Fort Pierce," reports a KOA visitor, noting conveniences within walking or short driving distance.
Reservation timing: Book well in advance, especially for winter stays. "We discovered this place on a vacation trip to see a friend on Hutchinson Island in Fort Pierce FL. We are now camping here seasonally," explains a Road Runner Travel Resort guest, indicating the popularity that drives advance booking requirements.
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