Jacksonville FL, Where!!!
Going down in the next 6 weeks, where is a nice campground. (ocean front is a ++) Last trip ended up at Hanna park and said never again. Have been told to go down to St Augustine, but again where? ...
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We just got back from St. Augustine. Stayed at North Beach RV Camp. It was our first time and we liked it. Very well maintained. The roads and sites are packed sand since it is in a beach area, but they are well packed. A mix of pull thru and back in sites available. Big rig friendly. Bathrooms are dated and can be a walk, but we don't use those facilities so it was not a problem for us.
The park is located between the river and the ocean. The River sites have a beautiful view and are close to Aunt Katie's which is a nice little restaurant that the park owns. The park is not right on the ocean, but the ocean is right across the street, AIA. You can hear the ocean at night from a lot of the sites. Nice beach - dog friendly with another restaurant, The Reef also owned by the park on that side. A little more dressy although more dated than Aunt Katie's.
It is not a bad drive into the historic district. Parking and traffic can be challenging in St. Augustine. We parked at the Trolley near Fountain of Youth and paid for the on & off trolley as a way to get around the city and hear a little about the city. Pass is good for two days.
We drive a Ram 3500 Crewcab longbed dually pulling a 38 ft. 5th wheel. We drove down to check out Anastasia and I found that we are too big to fit comfortably in any of their sites.
We would recommend North Beach RV Camp.
The park is located between the river and the ocean. The River sites have a beautiful view and are close to Aunt Katie's which is a nice little restaurant that the park owns. The park is not right on the ocean, but the ocean is right across the street, AIA. You can hear the ocean at night from a lot of the sites. Nice beach - dog friendly with another restaurant, The Reef also owned by the park on that side. A little more dressy although more dated than Aunt Katie's.
It is not a bad drive into the historic district. Parking and traffic can be challenging in St. Augustine. We parked at the Trolley near Fountain of Youth and paid for the on & off trolley as a way to get around the city and hear a little about the city. Pass is good for two days.
We drive a Ram 3500 Crewcab longbed dually pulling a 38 ft. 5th wheel. We drove down to check out Anastasia and I found that we are too big to fit comfortably in any of their sites.
We would recommend North Beach RV Camp.
