Looking for a funky, waterfront RV park near Destin or 30A? Retroville RV Park brings vintage road trip vibes to life in Freeport, Florida with a 1960s drive-in movie and Tv theme, retro decor, and classic coastal charm.

Our small, pet-friendly campground offers 7 back-in RV sites with full hookups, picnic tables, fast Wi-Fi, and unbeatable sunset views over the bay. You’re just a short drive to white-sand beaches, fishing, and scenic spots along the Florida Panhandle 30a and Destin fl.

Campers love the peaceful atmosphere, friendly hosts, and photo-worthy details and movie stories throughout the park. Retroville is a hidden gem for those seeking a laid-back Gulf Coast RV experience with serious character.

Rv Park and Photo Experience all at one Place!

- 1960s props for photos, 1969 Man on the Moon Newspaper, Vintage Gas Station Signs
- 1964 Coca Cola Machine and Coca Cola Room and table for Retro photos!
- Office Outside Drive-In Movie Speakers, Outside Vintage Pay Phone, Beatles Yellow Submarine Shark, 45 RPM Record Player with Records for great Retro photos, Vintage Gas Pumps, Vintage Parking Meters
- 1965 3-Wheel Vintage Golf Cart for Retro pics.
- “TeeVump” is our Vintage Gas Pump combo Television for great Retro Photos.
- Our Mid-Century “Retroville” Sign for photos with your classic Hot Rods!
- Coming Soon a Waterfront Dock to fish and paddle board from!

Retroville 1960s-70 Drive In Movie/TV Themed RV Park

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The Best Camping Near Freeport, Florida

This place is brand new and we had s chance to stay there on our way back to Ia. It was very close to the beaches and had an awesome waterfront view. The park looks like Drive In Movie and there were a few old hot rods that came by for pictures when we were there. The hosts had a vintage airstream rally going on while we were there and were very nice to visit with. They had lots of mad men 1960s memorabilia in their office snd we got lots of photos and had a great time. We cant wait to spend more time here later this summer w we come back on vacation. 

A Hidden Gym in NW Florida

We really enjoyed our few days at this park. Its newly open and full of details and has a great hollywood museum thst must not be missed. Its very close to the 30a beach area but is hidden. There were a couple of famous Nashville musicians there also camping! The owners take great care of the park and its small and they have mo plans to make it into a parking lot with too many campers. 

Nostalgic Stay

We stayed at Retroville in Freeport, FL from Thursday to Sunday in early August. It’s a very small, peaceful campground—just one gravel road with a cul-de-sac at the end, where there are a few waterfront sites. The grounds were very clean, and although the waterfront area is a marshy slope (more like a slew off the river), it added to the quiet, tucked-away atmosphere.

Sites are all gravel and full hookup, and while there’s not a ton of space between them, the campground never felt crowded or noisy. We didn’t see a bathhouse or laundry area, and the small office/store was closed while we were there, but it looked like it sold things like ice cream and small essentials.

The owners were extremely helpful and responsive, even though they were out of town during our stay. I booked last-minute after 9PM en route, and they still responded quickly and offered help—great customer service even from afar.

There’s not much to do at the campground itself, but we planned for that. It’s in a great location for day trips—about 30–45 minutes to beaches like Seaside, Miramar, Destin, and PCB. We swam at Vortex Springs (30 minutes away), biked trails around Seaside, and had dinner with live music at North Beach Social just across the bridge south of the campground—highly recommend that spot for food, drinks, and beachy vibes.

The campground has a fun retro theme with gas pumps and vintage signs, perfect for photos. Wi-Fi and cell service were spotty during our stay, but we expected that based on reviews. If you’re looking for a quiet, clean basecamp with super nice owners and don’t mind driving to the action, Retroville is a solid pick.

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