Not to crowded nice beach with facility's.State park entrance fee $5.00 worth every penny.Plenty of…read moreparking with easy access ramp.

Gamble Rogers State Park is another gem in the crown that is Flagler Beach, Florida. My family and…read moreI finally had a chance to spend some time here today, and we really enjoyed it! The park is actually split in two - divided by picturesque Florida Highway A1A (a gem in itself). The ocean side has a honor system pay box where you deposit $5 for the day, and place a numbered stub on your dashboard. The Intracoastal side has a ranger station, staffed by very friendly and informative park rangers. We ended up picking up a yearly family pass for $120. This allows up to eight people to access any of Florida's 175 State Parks. Gamble Rogers is immaculately clean and well-maintained. The picnic areas on the Intracoastal side are particularly nice! The boat ramp and kayak launching areas are very nice as well. Bathrooms were impeccably tidy - something that's always appreciated! We spent some time walking on the Joe Kenner Nature trail, and saw lots of wildlife. There are many campsites here (on both sides). We did not check out these areas because the roads were marked "for registered campers only." My only disappointment was that the beachside public walkover to the beach itself was closed - presumably due to storm damage. Hopefully this gets opened soon, as the only was to access the Gamble Rogers SP Beach would be to utilize one of the several walkovers in the beachside campground (not sure if this is allowed - will ask next time I'm there). Can't wait to go back - a super-nice State Park that is only a few minutes from my home.

very nice place. my biggest complaint is that the restrlooms and laundry room is NOT HANDICAP…read moreACCESSIBLE !

It's such a shame because the location is great but the RV park is so run down and poorly kept up…read more The bridges over the ponds that contain alligators, has missing boards and railings. The Trex decking near the laundry room and bathrooms is sinking in and uneven (trip hazard) and the laundry room is absolutely disgusting. The machines are not cleaned, there is slimy build up in the flaps. They have maintenance guys working but all I see him do is drive around in the golf cart never actually working. This campground is unsafe and dirty. We have stayed there for 3 winter seasons and due to the condition this last time we will finding another rv park for our winter getaways.

Stayed in a Camp town cabin in the beach. The cabin was a little dated but adequate for the stay…read more The location was great and it's relaxing to see the sun rise. Lots of eateries close by but probably a little far to walk. Nice place and fair pricing.

The Wi-fi signal was terrible, there is no fitness center or similar amenities. The front desk…read morestaff was incredibly rude! We will not be staying here again and we will tell other campers to avoid. Stay somewhere else.

The park is such a hidden treasure. I've been to many state parks and some have basic amenities but…read morethis park has it all (in regard to trails and things to do). Beautiful scenery, historic monuments, charming beach area, clean restrooms, and a unique eclectic onsite store.

At one time, this used to be a very nice park to come for a family picnic and perhaps a kayak ride…read moreon the river. Now, they have eliminated the grills from the family picnic areas. There are very large grills at the pavilions and grills out family picnic areas that are not near the water and do not have views. The picnic area we had to settle on was in a Sandy clearing with too much sun. The grill could not be turned to adjust the flow of smoke. We drove 40 minutes to get here and paid the five dollar entry fee thinking that we would get the same thing we got last time we were here... Unfortunately, even though the picnic tables are new, they are filthy too sunny and little compensation for the lack of grills and views. It is a real shame. They have bathroom facilities, boat, launch facilities, and so many other nice things, and they choose to eliminate the grills.

Springtime in the park! Spectacular, azaleas in full bloom. This is the best time to visit.read more

Absolutely beautiful gardens, easy walking paths, restored greenhouse house with plants for sale…read morewith helpful volunteers with garden tips. Clean and accessible bathrooms.

Quiet. Small. Lots of long-timers. Affordable place with full RV hook-ups included. Nice pool, too.read more

We spent Ohio winter months in this very clean, safe, dog friendly park of 2022-23. Close to…read moreeverything right off I95, shopping, restaurants, and the beach is maybe 15min or less away, Flager Beach. Before leaving we deposited on lot #231 as it was perfect location and we wanted to return for 2023-24; tennis courts on one side, immaculate shower/bathhouse behind us adjacent to the pool....(non- heated, advertised as heated, big disappointment and shock). But we were assured that the part was on its way for the pool, which never materialized. Received a phone call in September stating that #231 was overbooked which would have been impossible as we booked with a deposit before leaving #231. Was downgraded to a less desirable location, with no explanation as to how this happened. Price increased $100 per month with no prior notification. Very disappointed, so, we will not be returning. Poor customer service is the reason for the 3 stars not the park.

Amazing place, $11 a night to sit around the fire, and hang out with some wonderful folks that will…read moreshare everything they have. I would love to find a place like this again.

Captain Scott Cornelous was fabulous! You couldn't find a more knowledgable guide around the…read moreTomoka.....because he's spent so much of his life among the reeds, watching Mother Nature making her changes. He has made sense of how a waterway evolves and what we as bystanders can do to give it a break. He had amazing stories and we enjoyed every bit of our tour. Well done!!!

Super cute outpost! Highly recommend the peanut brittle My husband and I went kayaking on the…read moreTomoka river it was amazing! Sadly we didn't see too much wild life but that's all the reason to come back. The staff were also very nice and helpful with explaining the tides to us!

First, don't drink the water.... unless you like sulfur. Covid gauchers, they only raised their…read morerates 50% , from $50 to $75. Wi-Fi was locked, and they " forgot" (?) to give us the password. In summary, couldn't use the water or the Wi-Fi, and paid $75 for the this wonderful experience. May 16, 2022

This place is nothing but a joke. You pay 1,000$ a month for a dirt lot. Cops always in and out…read more The employees are even more of a joke, if your a man they will love you for sure. Drugs, alcohol definitely wouldn't call it a family park. Flooding is awful. Wi-Fi never works. Just not a good park.

We have Thousand Trails Membership with the Trails Collection Package which allows us to stay at…read moreEncore Parks. Just our opinion; all the parks in the system aren't " destination parks" but are parks that are a way to setup for a few days and venture out to see the city or surrounding area. Some do have great pools or amenities and some don't. This park does have a great pool and a great Putt Putt Golf area. It does have a nice walking area but we've noticed not too many are friendly. Only had maybe two people say hello. I really don't like all the VERY old mobile homes that look like they are getting ready to fall apart. They are scattered throughout the park. The only concern we had during our stay was the water pressure! Our site was H1 by the new renovated clubhouse. At night (thank goodness) around 8pm the water pressure was fine and around 40psi. From 8am to around 8pm while people are washing closets and taking showers in the clubhouse area our water pressure stayed at 20psi all day..... I even talked with our neighbors that were next to us along the clubhouse sites and they said they had the same issue and couldn't figure it out. Oh added note; on one of the nights for one hour the water psi jumped to 80psi and glad I caught it in time. I just happened to walk out to look at the pressure regulator and noticed it was showing 80psi. I had been messing with the settings all day trying to figure out why only 20psi. I guess I had it set wrong and when pressure jumped up the regulator didn't fix it properly... My fault! Honestly; that really needs looked into regarding the water pressure along those sites around the clubhouse at site H1 through H10....

We stayed here the week of Thanksgiving and while we were at the back of the campgrounds between…read morelong term campers it really wasn't that bad. We were a little skeptical on getting our camper in the spot it worked out. The bathrooms were clean, the ladies at the front office were nice. We played on the putt putt course and enjoyed our stay.