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67 campgrounds and RV Parks near Jacksonville, FL. Compare campsite amenities, photos, and site types to find the perfect stop for your rig on your route.
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Best campgrounds near Jacksonville, FL
Fleetwood RV Park
Jacksonville, FL (5 miles away)
$$$$$
(87 sites)
Sunny Oaks RV Park
Jacksonville, FL (7 miles away)
+2
Big Tree RV Park
Jacksonville, FL (9 miles away)
$$$$$
(105 sites)
Flamingo Lake
Jacksonville, FL (9 miles away)
Flamingo Lake RV Resort
Jacksonville, FL (9 miles away)
$$$$$
(286 sites)
+11
Crossbow RV
Jacksonville, FL (11 miles away)
$$$$$
(8 sites)
+3
Pecan Park RV Resort
Jacksonville, FL (13 miles away)
$$$$$
(183 sites)
+7
Little Talbot Island State Park
Jacksonville, FL (17 miles away)
$$$$$
(36 sites)
+7
Whitey's Fish Camp
Fleming Island, FL (17 miles away)
$$$$$
(35 sites)
+3
Bow and Arrow Campground
Yulee, FL (19 miles away)
$$$$$
(60 sites)
+5
Kelly's Countryside RV Park
Callahan, FL (25 miles away)
$$$$$
(67 sites)
Atlantic Beach - Fort Clinch State Park
Fernandina Beach, FL (29 miles away)
$$$$$
(27 sites)
+8
Most common amenities
Showers Laundry Toilets Pet friendly Internet Tables Dump station Grills Fishing Playground
Overview of campgrounds near Jacksonville
Jacksonville sits in northeast Florida where the St. Johns River meets the Atlantic, giving RV travelers access to coastal, riverside, and wooded campgrounds within a short drive of the city. The area combines urban attractions with barrier islands, salt marshes, and a humid subtropical climate that supports year-round camping.
RV parks close to the airport and I-95 corridor, including Fleetwood RV Park, Sunny Oaks RV Park, and Big Tree RV Park, work well for travelers who want quick highway access and full hookups. Flamingo Lake and Flamingo Lake RV Resort sit on a private lake north of downtown and cater to families looking for resort-style amenities.
Beyond the private parks, the region includes Florida State Park campgrounds such as Little Talbot Island, City of Jacksonville sites at Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park and Huguenot Memorial Park, and Osceola National Forest options farther west. Together, they cover the full range from primitive beach sites to paved pull-throughs with sewer, cable, and Wi-Fi.
Things to do near Jacksonville
Jacksonville has a large urban park system plus the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens, the Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens, and the Museum of Science and History, all reachable from RV parks on the north side of the city. Beach days center on Atlantic Beach, Neptune Beach, and Jacksonville Beach, with Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park offering ocean access alongside a freshwater lake.
Little Talbot Island State Park has more than five miles of undeveloped coastal beach, mixed-use trails, a boardwalk, and kayaking on Simpson and Myrtle Creeks. Flamingo Lake guests can boat and fish on the on-site lake. Day trips reach St. Augustine, Amelia Island, and Fernandina Beach within about an hour.
Camping spots and RV parks near Jacksonville, FL
Seasonal patterns and when to visit
- spring
March - May
79° / 55°F 78 mmWarm and drier; spring break weekends fill fast.
- summer
June - August
91° / 73°F 175 mmHot, humid; daily thunderstorms; hurricane season begins.
- fall
September - November
81° / 61°F 114 mmHurricane peak in September; comfortable by November.
- winter
December - February
66° / 45°F 77 mmPeak snowbird season; book private parks well ahead.
Winter is the peak RV season in the Jacksonville area. Days are mild and mostly sunny, nights are cool, and snowbird demand pushes many private parks to near-full occupancy from January through March. Freezing weather is possible but averages only a handful of nights a year, occurring between December and March.
Spring brings warm afternoons, lower rainfall, and busy weekends around spring break. Summer is hot and humid with frequent afternoon thunderstorms, and it also overlaps with Atlantic hurricane season, which runs June through November and peaks from mid-August into October. Travelers should monitor the National Hurricane Center forecast and be ready to adjust plans.
Fall cools gradually through October and November and is one of the most comfortable stretches for camping once tropical activity winds down. Coastal campgrounds sometimes close temporarily after storms, so it is worth calling ahead in September and early October.
Top Hosts near Jacksonville, FL
Terry17 trips - Joined Jan 2022
Absolutely great experience!! Highly recommend using him and his RV. Hopefully it’s available next year when we may need it
GREG B. - Nov 2025
Terry and his wife were awesome! They let us look at the rv before we booked it. Terry took the time to answer any questions we had. Terry and his wife went over everything before we left. Return was easy too. Definitely recommend this rv to rent plenty of room, nice and clean plus Terry is always there to answer your questions.
Ray S. - Jun 2024
BigJeff15 trips - Joined Jan 2022
Our first time renting an RV and we didn’t know what to expect. Delivery of the RV was prompt and Big Jeff set everything up for us. Many of the items we brought were already there for use which was really great. I’m particular about our pillows and towels so we brought those along with our toiletries but everything else was there! Fantastic experience and great service with the delivery, setup and tear down. Would highly recommend.
Derrick P. - Jan 2025
Meet all our expectations. Will definitely use Big Jeff for future needs.
Robby M. - Jul 2024
How to book campsites near Jacksonville
Florida State Park campgrounds, including Little Talbot Island, use the state reservation system at reserve.floridastateparks.org or by phone at 800-326-3521. Florida residents can book up to 11 months in advance; non-residents can book up to 10 months in advance. Winter and holiday sites in popular parks are often taken within minutes of the window opening.
Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park and Huguenot Memorial Park are run by the City of Jacksonville and use the city's online reservation system, with oceanfront sites the first to fill. Private parks such as Fleetwood RV Park, Sunny Oaks RV Park, Big Tree RV Park, and Flamingo Lake RV Resort accept reservations directly through their websites or by phone. For weekends and holidays, plan to book two to six months ahead.
What to expect at Jacksonville-area campgrounds
Private RV parks in the Jacksonville area typically offer 30 and 50 amp electric, water, sewer, cable, and Wi-Fi, with pull-through sites available for larger rigs. Flamingo Lake RV Resort includes a lakefront beach, general store, and a mix of standard, lake-view, and lakefront sites.
Florida State Park sites such as Little Talbot generally provide 30 and 50 amp electric and water at the site, with a centralized dump station rather than sewer at each pad. City parks such as Hanna Park lean more rustic, with wooded, unpaved sites, a freshwater lake, and a dump station on the property.
Expect humid air, mosquitoes and biting flies in warmer months, and occasional afternoon storms. Roof air conditioning is essential from late spring through early fall, and leashed pets are welcome at most parks and on designated stretches of beach.
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Frequently asked questions about campgrounds near Jacksonville, FL
How much does it cost to rent an RV in Jacksonville, FL?
Great news for budget-conscious travelers: RV rental in Jacksonville ranges from about $85 per night for a cozy travel trailer to $225+ for luxury Class A motorhomes, with many family-friendly and pet-friendly options in between. Prices often drop from September to February when crowds thin out and campgrounds are quieter. If you're after a cheap RV rental in Jacksonville, book midweek or look for last-minute deals outside of spring break and summer. Many hosts offer free essentials or unlimited mileage specials to help stretch your dollars. Pro tip: Campgrounds like Hanna Park are amazing and don't break the bank.
rvezy.com/rv-search?SearchAddress=Jacksonville,%20FloridaWhat are the license requirements to rent an RV in Jacksonville?
All you need is to be at least 25 years old with a valid driver's license: no special license or CDL is required for most RV rentals in Jacksonville. Your regular state-issued license works for everything from compact campervan rentals to larger class C motorhomes. For out-of-country visitors, bring your regular license plus an International Driving Permit (IDP). RVezy will confirm your ID securely online, so there's no paperwork hassle. You'll be ready to roll on your Jacksonville RV adventure in no time.
What protection is included with an RV rental in Florida?
Every RV rental in Florida on RVezy includes a protection package that covers most accidental damage and gives you 24/7 roadside assistance anywhere in the US. You get to select the coverage level, and it's designed to keep your finances and your adventure safe. Hosts don't control the protection: RVezy's got it covered. Whether you're dealing with a blown tire on I-95 or a nicked mirror in Amelia Island, help is just a call away. That means you can focus on making memories, not worrying about "what ifs."
rvezy.com/insurance-and-protectionHow does the cancellation policy work for RVezy rentals in Jacksonville?
Booking is low-risk: RVezy has a clear cancellation policy for every RV rental in Jacksonville. You get a full refund if you cancel within 24 hours of the host accepting your booking and payment. After that, refunds depend on how close you are to the trip: cancel more than 30 days out and you forfeit only the service fee; 8 to 30 days out, 50% of the rental amount; 7 days or less, the full rental amount. If the host cancels, you receive a full refund with no penalties. Check your booking details for the exact terms. Ready to lock in that Jacksonville RV road trip?
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360037736674-Understanding-the-cancellation-policy-for-guestsAre there pet-friendly RV rentals in Jacksonville?
Yes, pet-friendly RV rentals in Jacksonville are easy to find! Just use the "Pet Friendly" filter and you'll see options where your dog or cat is welcome: no sneaking required. There are dozens of scenic parks like Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park with dog-friendly hiking and miles of beach you and your pup will love. Bring waste bags, a leash, and enjoy a family RV trip in Jacksonville that includes your furry companions. Traveling with pets shouldn't mean leaving adventure behind.
Can I get an RV delivered to my Jacksonville campground or driveway?
Absolutely: RV delivery in Jacksonville is a local favorite, especially for first-timers or anyone wanting the deepest Florida relaxation. Many hosts offer delivery and setup right to your chosen campground, event site, or even your own home. Just use the "Delivery" filter and check the listing for how far they'll go. Imagine parking your bags at Hanna Park and walking into an AC-cooled RV that's all set up: no towing or driving stress. It's the fastest way to level up your Jacksonville RV rental experience.
How far can I travel with my Jacksonville RV rental?
Most RV rentals from Jacksonville include enough daily miles for amazing road trips without breaking the bank. You can reach St. Augustine (40 minutes), Savannah (2 hours), or even Orlando's theme parks (2.5 hours) with room to spare. If you're planning a longer RV road trip from Jacksonville, look for listings with generous or unlimited mileage: just check the details before booking. Want a Florida Keys adventure? Let your host know your plans up front! The open road is yours.
Where can I park an RV overnight near Jacksonville?
You have fantastic choices for RV camping in Jacksonville! Try Little Talbot Island State Park for beachside sites, Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park for wooded spots just steps from the ocean, or Pecan Park RV Resort for full hookups and pool access near the airport. Remember, overnight parking at public beaches and city streets is usually not allowed, but Walmart in some suburbs and Cracker Barrel off I-95 sometimes allow RVs overnight with manager approval. Book campgrounds early: spring and fall weekends fill fast!
What's the best time of year for an RV trip to Jacksonville, FL?
The sweet spot for a Jacksonville RV trip is October through April: mild temps (50-75°F), low humidity, and nearly bug-free evenings. Summer has beach action and city festivals, but expect 85-95°F, high humidity, and pop-up thunderstorms: perfect if you want the full Florida experience and don't mind the heat. Pro tip: Book in March for azaleas in bloom along the scenic byways, or late October for ideal hiking weather. RV camping in Jacksonville shines when you time your trip like a local.
weather.gov/jax/Is RV camping in Jacksonville beginner-friendly?
Absolutely: Jacksonville is one of the best places in Florida for first-time RV renters. Hosts give a detailed walk-through at pickup or delivery, showing you everything from hookups to the TV. Many campgrounds offer pull-through sites and gentle roads, so driving and parking your first RV rental in Jacksonville is a breeze. Plus, you can message your host with questions before and during your trip. Your first RV adventure is easier than you think: most renters are hooked after trip one.
What happens if I break down or need help during my RV trip?
Relax: every RV rental in Jacksonville comes with 24/7 roadside assistance as part of your RVezy protection package. Whether you have a flat tire on the Dames Point Bridge or need a jump at Hanna Park, help is quick and professional across Florida roads. Save the emergency number from your booking, and you're covered for common RV issues so your vacation stays stress-free. Confidence with every mile: that's the RVezy difference for RV camping in Jacksonville.
rvezy.com/insurance-and-protectionCan I take my Jacksonville RV rental out of state or to Canada?
Planning a big RV road trip from Jacksonville? You can travel to other U.S. states: just tell your host your route so they know you're exploring beyond Florida. Heading to Canada is possible on some rentals, but check the listing specifics and contact your host before booking. Travel to Mexico is not covered. Most popular routes from Jacksonville include trips along A1A to Georgia, the Blue Ridge Parkway, or down to the Everglades. The nation's top adventures are all within reach.
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360039340074-Where-is-RVezy-s-insurance-coverage-validHow do I budget for gas and travel costs on my Jacksonville RV trip?
For most motorhome rentals in Jacksonville, plan for 8–12 miles per gallon: campervans get a bit more, bigger Class A RVs a bit less. Gas averages about $3.30/gallon locally (check before you go). Take advantage of grocery stores near I-295 and beach areas to stock up, so you're not relying on pricier campground stores. Use mileage filters to find RV rentals with unlimited mileage if you're going far. Efficient planning means more budget for fun stops like Amelia Island and St. Augustine.
How far in advance should I book campgrounds near Jacksonville?
Book popular Jacksonville area campgrounds 2–6 months ahead for weekends or holidays, especially spots at Hanna Park, Little Talbot Island, and Pecan Park RV Resort. Florida State Park camping reservations open at 8 a.m., 11 months before your trip, and fill up fast in spring and fall. Private RV parks may have last-minute availabilities but don't wait during busy seasons. Pro tip: Reserve through ReserveAmerica for public campgrounds and call private parks directly for best results.
What are driving conditions like in Jacksonville?
Jacksonville roads are mostly flat and easy, but traffic on I-95 and the downtown bridges can get busy during weekday rush hours (7–9 a.m. and 4–6 p.m.). Summer thunderstorms can flood roads quickly: just pull over safely and wait it out. Watch for low-clearance bridges if you head toward older downtown neighborhoods. For peace of mind, hosts can deliver and set up your RV so you avoid the city traffic entirely. Most travelers love how simple driving an RV in Jacksonville feels.
What amenities can I expect at Jacksonville campgrounds?
Expect full hookups (electric, water, sewer) at Pecan Park RV Resort, shaded electric/water sites at Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park, and waterfront primitive camping at Little Talbot Island State Park. Many campgrounds have clean restrooms, showers, laundry facilities, dump stations, dog parks, and even wifi. Hanna Park is a local favorite for its lakes, mountain bike trails, and easy walk to the beach. Don't forget many offer easy RV delivery and setup for maximum comfort.
What features and add-ons can I expect in Jacksonville RV rentals?
Jacksonville RV rentals come with choices: expect queen beds, family bunks, full kitchens, bathrooms with showers, air conditioning (essential in Florida!), TVs, and plenty of storage. Lots of motorhome rentals in Jacksonville offer extras like camp chairs, outdoor grills, kayaks, or even bike racks: just check listing descriptions. Filter for wifi or generators if you want those amenities. Message the host to see exactly what's included so you pack lighter and travel smarter.
What are the popular add-ons or pickup details for Jacksonville RV rentals?
Many Jacksonville RV rentals offer convenient options like cleaning service, kitchenware, linen kits, or early pickup and drop-off for a small fee: perfect for hassle-free trips. Some hosts even include kayaks or paddleboards to let you explore the St. Johns River or local lakes. Mileage is usually generous, but for longer trips, filter for "unlimited mileage." Want RV delivery to a festival, beach, or driveway? Many hosts offer that as an easy add-on: just check before booking and customize your adventure.
How does payment and the security deposit work for RV rentals in Jacksonville?
Booking your Jacksonville RV rental on RVezy is safe and straightforward. You'll pay securely through the platform, and a security deposit (typically $500–$1000) will be held and then refunded after your trip if the RV returns as it left. Make sure you walk through the vehicle with your host at pickup and drop-off: take photos for your peace of mind. Staying communicative and following the simple guidelines will help ensure a fast and smooth refund every time.
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