Tomoka State Park Campground

Some spots are hard to back into, even with a 25ft rv. Don’t try to walk to the store on site, it’s kinda far!

Stayed in site 69. Bugs were decent honestly. Temps were very warm. Bathroom closed (only found out after check in) but campground is small so not too long of a walk. Road noise is moderate and some sites are very close together but others do a good job of having a barrier. There is plenty nearby in terms of hiking and kayaking.

I like all the vegetation around the campsite which gives you a little privacy. The ground is level and it includes a fire pit and picnic table. Has water hook up and 30 amp power; no sewer on site. There is a dump station nearby…so close we can smell it while sitting outside. The only other issue is our site (#2) has a large oak tree in the middle that prevents us from opening the awning. Aside from that we like this campground.

Most magical place in the Hill Country. I love it here. Plenty of rocks to climb (not like real rock climbing) and beautiful geology

This park is built on a foundation of fine sand with campsites carved out of palmettos and tall palm trees for lots of shade and visual privacy.  Really liked it and would go back any time.  

Couple of downers, though, particularly for those contemplating an extended stay:  (1) Laundry machines only take coins, which the concession stand does not provide; have to drive several miles into town to get quarters. (2) There are no plastic bag dispensers for dog cleanup, so bring plenty of your own.  

Other observations are that there is LOTS of critter wild life -- coons, mice, and ferrule cats.  Shower facilities are delapitated but the water pressure is good and the water hot.

What a peaceful and relaxing visit to this beautiful campsite. Dog friendly! Really nice fishing spots to relax by the water. Oh but wait… if you forgot an essential, the outpost is sure to have it.

I really wish one thing! That someone would repair the Indian statue!

Stayed here one night while traveling home from Miami. Camp sites seem very private due to vegetation and trees. Showers and restrooms are clean

Clean, well kept. Nice bathrooms, beautiful views, woody separated spots, fire.pits, picnic tables, fishing just feet away. 7 ur old loved earning her Jr ranger badge. Great experiences.

Site was shady and secluded for the most part. Verizon coverage was good for hotspots for working remotely.

Beware the road to the sights are tight! The sites themselves were very nice, spacious, mostly shaded, and plenty of room between yourself and the other campers. Facilities were well kept. Decent trails and fishing spits. Overall a great stay. Will be back!!

Stayed for a weekend. Easy check-in and friendly staff. As mentioned in other reviews, some campsites are pretty narrow and tight. We also had to deal with soft sand. Otherwise a very nice place overall.

This park has just about everything you could want from a Florida State Park. Hiking, MTB trails, kayaking and canoeing, and some of the most private campsites I’ve ever seen. To start, there is the Tomoka Outpost. This fantastic little store has just about everything you might need for your stay. Treats, drinks, souvenirs, and kayak and canoe rentals. There is a boat launch as well for those that travel with their boats. You can kayak the Tomoka River or put in on the other side of the inlet by the fishing area for a more calm and relaxing experience. Almost every site has ample privacy but be cautious when you’re booking as some of the sites will not fit bigger rigs >25’. You are only 2 miles from Ormond Beach which is just beautiful! Publix within a 15 minute drive makes it all the better. I highly recommend this park for your next visit to the east coast!

There are tons of spots most with trees in between. At night it can be quite noisy with the traffic from the road going by. There are tons of spots to launch your kayak from. Fishing areas. Little islands to explore. Our favorite local place.

Riverside campground Mature vegetation with lots of shade. There are 97 sandy sites with w/e. Variety of site sizes, privacy and quality. Road in is one way and narrow in spots. Found it difficult to back in. Sites have fire pit, picnic table. Disappointed that sites are not groomed like most others in Florida. There are three standard bathhouses with laundry. Wash$2. Really nice capstone with firewood,, snacks, etc. Boat launch, lots of areas to fish. At the end of Park is chief Tomokie Historic statue. Hiking and biking is good. A few miles to gas and groceries.

I think this is the perfect park to spend a weekend! Friday evening, we had beers overlooking the water curtesy of the cute camp store that has beer on tap. Saturday, we kayaked and fished in the morning and took a walk in the evening. Sunday we slept in and packed up. Facilities were clean. We will be back!

This campground is one of the prettiest we’ve stayed in. We are always amazed walking through the campground how the mature foliage creates a really nice environment. The majority of the sites have great privacy, most with lush foliage between and behind the sites. The sites are hard packed sand and the ones we’ve stayed in have all been mostly level. Nice short path to the river from the campground and a nice walk on park roads (sand) down to the main water area. The sites on the entry side (one way road through campground) are a little quieter - the sites on the other side have some road noise. This trip we were in site 49 and 30. 49 was nice and quiet as it is in the far end of the loop. Site 30 has the convenience of the laundry right across the street and the path to the water right next to it.

1 giant loop very shaded sites. River down one side so bugs could be a bit much in the late summer. No playground for the kids. Bathrooms were some of the cleanest I've seen. Tmobile had full service.

We are locals and even so, staying in our beautiful park was amazing. Beautiful walks, lots of water access for fishing and watching wildlife, the historical Tomoki statue, and the BEST camp store, Tomoka Outpost. We had cold beer and boiled peanuts and watched the river from their deck. Campsites and facilities were clean and the staff was beyond friendly. We’ll be back!

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Absolutely gorgeous park and campground. We loved it and would definitely return. My son and I rode our motorcycles in not realizing there would be a lot of soft sand to drive through and at the campsite. Luckily we both have center stands so it wasn't much of an issue.

We went over 4th of July weekend. Took 2 kids and our puppy tent camping, but the site had an electrical hook up, so we had power. The sites are all super sandy, so be prepared for that. Some sites are more shaded than others, some collected more water when it rained, but we all still had a blast. 10 for 10 would recommend.

Great private campgrounds. Clean bathrooms. Friendly staff. We love how you feel isolated, but there is city life within a few minutes.

This is a beautiful park but be prepared to have every inch of your camper covered in sand. They have a great camp store with kayak rentals. We could put our kayaks in from our site.

This is a very pretty state Campground. The sites are level and shaded with good foliage. Nice clean bathhouse.  Great place to Kayak, bike or hike. Located a bit north of Daytona. Beaches are a couple miles away.

First stay here, loved this place. Typical Florida. Lots are fairly close together but lots of foliage affords privacy. Lovely facilities. Some reviews on various sites stated good cell coverage. As a FYI. It is great for voice coverage but data sucks - even with a WeBoost.

Good place for camping

We returned to Tomoka in early Feb after staying there in January. This time we spent 3 nights in site 84. We still love this beautiful park, but I will say we did not enjoy this side of the campground as much as our previous stay (site 4). This side of the campground has very loud road noise - it’s not highway noise, but definitely not as relaxing as the other side of the campground. Other than that, we still love the campground. Easy to walk around and love being able to walk (or drive) down to the Halifax River for beautiful views and nice sunsets. Sites are mostly level and great cell coverage.

One of the best state parks we have visited. Clean facilities, access for boating on the river and secluded private sites. A absolute must visit.