1 campground with availability this weekend
Jonathan Dickinson State Park offers rustic cabins at both the Pine Grove and River campgrounds. Cabins provide basic shelter with electricity, picnic tables, and fire rings, though amenities vary between locations. Most units include beds, small refrigerators, and air conditioning. The River Campground cabins tend to be more secluded, providing a quieter experience near the Loxahatchee River. West Palm Beach-Lion Country Safari KOA features more furnished cabin options with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, and climate control systems. Nettles Island Resort provides waterfront cabin rentals with modern furnishings. "The cabins were a little smelly and lacked toiletries, but overall not too bad," according to one visitor who stayed at River Campground.
Rustic and deluxe cabins are both available, depending on the location. Smaller one-room cabins accommodate couples or solo travelers, while larger multi-room units sleep families of four to six. Reservations are essential, particularly during winter months when northern visitors seek Florida's warmer climate. Most parks accept bookings up to 11 months in advance. KOA Campground Okeechobee offers family-friendly cabin rentals year-round with pet-friendly options available at additional cost. A camper wrote, "They have wonderful camp grounds and beautiful cabins. It's also very family friendly with lots of outdoor activities for families."
Most cabins include beds but require visitors to bring their own linens, towels, and toiletries. Kitchen facilities range from basic countertops with electrical outlets to fully equipped kitchenettes with stovetops and microwaves. On-site camp stores at Jonathan Dickinson State Park and the KOA locations stock essentials, though selection is limited. "Make sure you have all you need, since the store doesn't really carry anything besides snacks and it closes early," advised one visitor. Larger grocery stores are accessible in nearby towns, with the closest supermarket about 10-15 minutes from most cabin locations. Guests planning extended stays should bring cooking supplies, food storage containers, and specialty items not readily available at campground stores.
"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."
Available this weekend
from $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."
"I stayed at one of the cabins, and they were a little smelly, and lacked toiletries, but overall not too bad. make sure you have all you need, since the store doesn't really carry anuthing besides snacks"
"They are so small the go right through your screen on your door or window. You typically won’t notice them until they bit."
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Get a text when availablefrom $26 - $95 / 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
"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."
"This campground that sits just outside of the only drive through animal safari with over 1,000 different types of animals, is great for families to enjoy."
"First of all, this was a great location to visit the lion country safari. We stayed in a tent site. Pros: The facilities were well kept and nice enough for a campground. People were not too noisy."
"Rustic. Freedom. Old timers. Families. AANR. Pool is heated comfortably year round. Sauna. Hot tub restaurant fitness laundry pool table clubhouse. Pavilliin. Much is centered around the above area."
"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"
"The campers have plenty of space apart from one another. The rates are affordable. Very nice neighbors. I have the trailer slot directly on the water very nice view. Pet friendly and kid friendly."
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.
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,
TravelerWe stayed in Pine Grove loop. Long and wide sites with very easy access for backing and parking. Hookups very convenient and accessible. Sites are divided by vegetation providing a sense of privacy between neighboring sites, which are placed well apart from each other.
Scoutbig sites bike paths water sites near river
RangerQuiet clean level sites. Bathrooms are clean One washer and dryer busy and sometimes jammed Cell reception fine Verizon and att. Could do video calls no problem. My only complaint are the bugs. Lots of bugs. The “no see um” are terrible. They are little tiny bugs that fly. They are so small the go right through your screen on your door or window. You typically won’t notice them until they bit.
ScoutAmenities are really good, but same cost for a tent as an RV that’s ridiculous.
Cabin camping near Pomme De Terre Lake offers options ranging from rustic state park accommodations to resort-style rentals. Located in south Florida, this area maintains year-round warm temperatures with summer highs regularly exceeding 90°F and winter lows rarely dropping below 50°F. Winter months (November-March) represent peak cabin rental season with significantly higher occupancy rates.
Canoe the Loxahatchee River: Visitors at Jonathan Dickinson State Park can explore by water. "We took a 3 hour canoe trip, $25 well spent. Next day rented a bike. Good hiking trails too," notes Brian M.
Climb Hobe Mountain: The observation tower provides panoramic views. "The park is beautiful, must climb Hobe Mountain, the views are stunning. From there you can see both the intracoastal waterway and the Atlantic Ocean in one direction and sand dunes every other direction," reports Karen from River Campground.
Mountain biking trails: Multiple skill levels available for cyclists. "This is an awesome campground for family's. Tons to do. We love the mountain biking trails. Perfect for all levels and ages," writes Edward R.
Wildlife viewing opportunities: River Campground offers excellent nature observation. "Saw a pair of sandhill cranes, on our way into our camp. They were huge! Lizards everywhere, rabbits, birds. No alligators though. Would've like to see 1 or 2," shares AileenJoyce.
Lion wake-up calls: Staying at West Palm Beach-Lion Country Safari KOA provides unique animal encounters. "We tent camped here. Site small and sandy but location is the key to this KOA. Right next to Lion Country Safari. We are used to hearing birds and frogs when we camp, but here it is lions...and other noises I was not able to identify," explains Jeffrey W.
Clean facilities: Many campgrounds maintain high standards. "Beautiful, clean, and friendly!" remarks Lauren W. about Jonathan Dickinson State Park, while Burton M. notes of Lion Country Safari KOA: "The staff are very friendly and the campground is very clean. They also do a great job with abiding by the CDC guidelines."
Reservation requirements: Book well ahead for popular periods. "Make your reservations early as it books up a year ahead of time," advises Edward R. about Jonathan Dickinson State Park.
Site characteristics: Terrain and shade vary significantly between campgrounds. "The campground is amazing, but due to not having many trees we don't have shade in the campsites. Just one another have trees, unfortunately. Coming in the summer was a bit tough staying here without an RV with air conditioning," explains Arnaldo N.
Local supplies: Road Runner Travel Resort offers on-site conveniences. "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 Jessica A.
Activity options: KOA Campground Okeechobee offers extensive recreation. "They have wonderful camp grounds and beautiful cabins. It's also very family friendly with lots of outdoor activities for families," reports a visitor, while another adds: "This KOA is the best one we've ever stayed at. It's an actual resort with a golf course in the middle. You get all the same amenities at a usual KOA with bonus ones like poolside food delivery, golf tee times, tennis and pickle ball tournaments, bingo nights etc."
Beach access: Coastal locations provide additional recreation. "There is a really nice beach for kids 15 mins away on Hutchinson island," suggests a visitor to Road Runner Travel Resort.
Pet considerations: Many campgrounds accommodate animals. "The K9 park was actually clean, no poop!" Jennifer R. mentions about KOA Okeechobee, though she notes: "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 dogs."
Site selection guidance: Fort Pierce-Port St. Lucie KOA offers options for different preferences. "All sites are FHU with a combination of regular, premium, and extra-large sites," explains Lee D., adding "We appreciate that we were tucked in at the rear of the property which lessened the road noise."
Seasonal considerations: Florida's climate affects camping comfort. "Coming in the summer was a bit tough staying here without an RV with air conditioning," notes Arnaldo N. about Jonathan Dickinson State Park.
Location convenience: Many campgrounds offer strategic positioning. "Close to everything in Ft Pierce. Staff is friendly. Full hookups and clean," summarizes John R. about Fort Pierce-Port St. Lucie KOA, while another visitor appreciates that "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."
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