New Smyrna Beach RV Park & Campground is located near New Smyrna Beach, Florida, featuring flat terrain with sandy soil and scattered vegetation. The area experiences temperatures ranging from the mid-60s in winter to the high 80s in summer. Campers can explore nearby attractions such as the Canaveral National Seashore and the Marine Discovery Center.

New Smyrna Beach RV Park and Campground is a popular spot each winter with Snowbirds and retirees. Many customers have made lifelong friendships and return each year. Several events are growing in popularity each year, including Biketoberfest, the Pepsi 400, Daytona 500 and Bike Week. The Air Conditioned Cabins are popular in the summer with local Central Floridians looking to take advantage of the cooler coastal weather.

New Smyrna Beach RV Park & Campground

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New Smyrna Beach

The Best Camping Near New Smyrna Beach, Florida

Campground is clean and well maintained.   Many snowbirds in the winter,  but they had room for us to stay a week.   The ladies in the office were helpful but on the phone and in person! 

Pleasant,  helpful staff 

Warning: you are not actually on New Smyrna Beach at this RV wonderland, but rather, a good 15-20 minute drive to one of the most glorious drive-on beaches in all of Florida. So what you may sacrifice in terms of immediate beach access, you more than make up for in an affordable place to rock up your RV (max 50 feet length), rent a cabin (1BR or 2BR) or pitch a tent for the night. This destination marries ancient Oaks with swinging Palms and has a very nice forested feel encircling the place (and helping you forget all of that traffic that is whirring by just outside of the property). 

  

As for the campground itself, all of the typical hook-ups (electric, water and sewage) are available for the mobile-inclined RV’ers out there. For those that prefer to camp au naturale, there’s a handful of spots, but honestly, you won’t feel as though you are out in nature whatsoever, as the noise in the place is pretty unsettling as the individual campsites are too close together. And if you have just rocked up in your car or SUV and are looking for an alternative to hotels, then you have just hit the lottery, as the cabins here, while small, are quaint and fairly new as well as offering a proper front porch swing. 

  

New Smyrna Beach RV Park &amp; Campground offers up amenities like a nice little swimming pool (at about 4pm, there were some pretty nice cocktails being poured poolside!) along with free WiFi, TV scattered relatively new picnic tables and stand-up BBQ grilles. 

  

Insider’s tips? This spot is perfect whether you are heading to Daytona 500 or watching a rocket launch form Kennedy Space Center. I’d also highly recommend Central Florida Zoo, which has 116 acres of exotic animals and botanical gardens to explore. Of course, there’s 25 miles of pristine Atlantic shoreline encompassing the dunes and Mosquito Lagoon, which is one of the state’s longest stretches of undeveloped and protected preserve to explore. 

  

Happy Camping!

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