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    3.7 (19 reviews)

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    Christine J.

    What a great campground especially with resident pricing. Many sites on the water with fire pit and ramp to water on your site. The fire pit had a grille on top so you could cook right over the campfire Our site had water and electric. The sites are double a normal campsite size. There's a playground and pond bathrooms were clean. You can also bring your golf cart. I loved the electric hookup receptacles

    Robin L.

    Tons of beautiful sites here but not ours. Site # 10. No bueno. Totally on a slant. No level ground to be had on our site. They never answer the phone or return messages. Perhaps you could fix the screen door in the restroom.

    Catherine B.

    My husband and I somehow got super lucky and scored an amazing spot here for two nights on thanksgiving week. Most all of the spots are right on the water with the exception of the middle field spots. Check-in was quick and easy and the campsite was well maintained. They had 3 bathrooms onsite, a playground, boat docks, and several open fields to play frisbee or kickball. Most everyone had a boat or kayaks and majority of the guests stayed in campers while others stayed in tents. Our truck bed tent was one of it's kind this trip. Fishing was great as my husband and I both had luck right off our lot. We also faced the beautiful sunset in spot #63 and saw lots of dolphins over the course of our stay. The lots each have their own hookup to water and electricity so bring a hose and extension cord for your stay. We will definitely be back!

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    Brittany L.

    We took our NEW 1990 motorhome here the day we picked it up and slept in it that night. This is a really beautiful spot right on the water. All the campers and staff we encountered were very friendly. All sites have water and 3 electric choices in a nice tower with a light on top. Many sites allow you to put your small boat or SUP in and out directly and there's also a ramp for bigger boats with motors. Not a ton of shade as this is a barrier island. All facilities seem to be nicely kept up. At the entrance to the park there's a general store and bait/tackle shop and a cute restaurant that sells souvenirs too. This is a Brevard County Park. If you want to book a weekend night, especially during the high season, you have to book Friday and Saturday. You'll find BIG rigs here all the way down to ultra light tents. There's a playground for the kids, each site has a fire ring, and there's a big picnic shelter too. The front gate is locked at night for security but all campers receive a combination lock code. Can't wait to go back and stay longer!

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    Brent S.

    This campground is a few miles north of Sebastian Inlet State Park. The park is very big with a lot of sites. There are a few camp sites that have an amazing view of the bay. This campground is actually a island so even in the hotter months you get a nice breeze, hot breeze but hey, at least it is a breeze. Pros: 1. Some water front camping available. 2. Boat launch. 3. Swimming in the bay. 4. Playground. 5. Clean restrooms and showers. 6. Fishing in the area. 7. Most sites are grass, little dirt. Cons: 1. Small sites, smaller than average camp sites. 2. Absolutely no shade, summer months a fan is a must! This park would be perfect if it had more trees! Otherwise this parks makes a great get away for those who like camping near water. While not on site, roughly a mile away is a small bait and tackle store so anything you forget you can pick up there.

    Ron B.

    This is one of my favorite campground not the nicest but we seem to have the best time when we come here. My kids are able to play in the water the entire day campsite is literally on the water kayaking and fishing is awesome!!!

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    Best campground for the price. Neat areas, kids playground, clean restrooms, waterfront sites, great views and friendly staff.

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    Nice park surrounded by the river and ocean. Staff is very accommodating. There are no dump stations on sites, but can dump on the way out.

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    Donald McDonald Campground - View from T-dock (East)

    Donald McDonald Campground

    4.0(5 reviews)
    4.5 mi

    There are four RV spots with full hook ups & the camphost David & his dog. David is very helpful &…read moresocial. We had a slight problem with the electric socket upon arrival. I put a call into the county & the Park Ranger, Doug came over quickly & remedyed the problem. Again he was very pleasant. People like those make full time RVing comfortable. The rv sites are sandy & are nicely sized, situated & private. Each one has a fire ring & patio table. Far enough away but close enough to Route 1 & about 15-20 miles from the Atlantic Ocean. Vero Beach is close by as well. It is soothing calming & quiet here, every once in a while a plane flies over & parachuters exits the plane & you see the chutes open & colorful. There are walking trails & a boat a canoe boat launch.

    Not sure how to review a campground so I'll give them the all good curve. They have bathrooms with…read moreshowers available for everyone. The site fee is normal for an park. There Is a dock where you can look over the water. I believe there is also a hiking trail. Here you may see some wildlife such as the agressive racoon, the timid squirrel, noisy armadillo, lots of birds chirping away, if you're lucky you might get to see a venomous snake however you're most likely to see black racers and corn snakes. Now you might think the agressive racoon is cute and cuddly animal but don't you dare try to pet him cuddle him or feed him. As a matter of fact the raccoons will show up your campsite during daylight hours but don't be fooled, this is a reconnaissance mission. Once everyone goes to bed, they come back. They revisit the sites that had the best goodies. They will open your coolers and go through your trash.

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    Jetty Park Campground

    3.4(52 reviews)
    37.5 mi

    We are just wrapping up our first stay here in our RV after one week, this is a wonderful park with…read morelots of amenities. Our site was partially shaded with a perfectly level pad with full hookups. The staff here was extremely friendly and helpful from the moment we arrived at the entrance and since all reservations are completed online check-in at the camp store was fast and easy. The sites in our section were spacious with plenty of parking for our tow vehicle and accommodated our 41 foot MotorCoach without any issues. One of the things we liked about this campground is it's located inside Jetty Park but has a secure entrance that requires a code for the camping community with separate restrooms and showers if you need them. There is also easy access within walking distance to the beach and a pier located along the inlet which provides great views of the cruise ships entering and exiting the port as well as great views of the numerous rocket launches throughout the year. Jetty Park also has a cafe serving breakfast and lunch and a fully stocked bait shop, on the weekends you may find food trucks and Kona Snow Cones as well as many picnic tables and shaded pavilions for public use. The park is regularly patrolled and provides a safe family environment. This is definitely a campground we'll return to again and again - a little planning will allow you to pick the perfect RV or Tent site of your choosing...

    Camped July 24 -26 2026 on site 227 The grass was not cut…read moreand high itchy weeds were annoying. The bathhouse has zero ventilation! No fans,no AC, no windows,which is crazy for Florida heat. The campsites are cramped and overcrowded. No privacy between sites. The sites do not have much vegetation or trees for shade or privacy. It's basically a parking lot full of campers.

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    St. Sebastian River Preserve State Park - Bridge near blue trail

    St. Sebastian River Preserve State Park

    4.6(10 reviews)
    9.2 mi

    This huge preserve is 35 square miles. Admission is free. The preserve was created when the state…read moreof Florida bought up large tracts of land in 1995 to preserve the watershed to the St. Sebastian River and the Indian River Lagoon. In addition to protecting the water the land also protects rare and endangered species of plants and animals. The preserve is made up of grassy forests and the long leaf pine that was common before the development of Florida. Here you will find the biological communities of cypress dome, scrubby flat woods, sand hills, and strand swamp. The preserve contains one of Florida's largest populations of scrub jays, a species listed as vulnerable. Many native plants and animals make their home here including over 50 protected species. Animals that can be found here include the red-cockaded woodpecker, Bachman's sparrow, Eastern indigo snakes, bald eagles, wild turkeys, river otters, bobcats, and tortoises. This preserve is part of the Great Florida Birding Trail. Travel in the preserve is along unpaved roads. There is a buffer road that runs along the C-54 canal. In November through March you can find manatees in the canal. There is a platform to view them at the end of the buffer road. The preserve is divided into quadrants by the Fellsmere Canal and by I-95. Each quadrant has long hiking trails. There are over 60 miles of hiking trails through 22,000 acres of wilderness. There is a visitor's center at the entrance that is staffed Friday through Sunday. You can hike, bike, or horseback ride the preserve. From this preserve you can canoe, boat, and fish the St. John's River. There are six primitive camp sites which can only be reached by hiking. Hiking trails include red, yellow, and blue and can be rough because they are also used by horses. Along some of the trails you can see the remains of homesteads from when the land was used for growing citrus, ranching, turpentining, and logging. The preserve contains a portion of the rails to trails path, a hiking and biking trail along the abandoned Trans Florida Central Rail incorporated in 1924. The surface of the trail hasn't been decided on yet and there are few signs marking it. As a sign in the park says this is the real Florida. Photographers, nature lovers, hikers, and equestrians will love exploring this vast open wilderness. Come see Florida the way Mother Nature intended.

    I love this place but recently an employee decided to take the closed at sunset very seriously…read more Don't be a minute late from the time Google says the sun will set or she will lock you in the park. Ask me how I know...lol. You have been warned.

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    St. Sebastian River Preserve State Park - Turkey Vultures cooling off

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    St. Sebastian River Preserve State Park - 1.5 miles into yellow trail b4 it got to muddy for me to continue,bring some water shoes or boots. Crossed 3 of these puddles b4 i gave up.

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    1.5 miles into yellow trail b4 it got to muddy for me to continue,bring some water shoes or boots. Crossed 3 of these puddles b4 i gave up.

    Long Point Park - campgrounds - Updated August 2026

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