Castillo De San Marcos National Monument - Camping

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Anastasia Campground

Mileage:2 mi

Description: Quiet hour starts at 11:00 pm. Vehicles and dogs are prohibited on the beach. Campers with pets must comply with the established pet policies. For further information on this campground, please click on the following link: click here
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Faver-dykes Sp Campground

Mileage:16 mi

Description: Faver-Dykes State Park is located 15 miles south of Saint Augustine, the oldest city in in the nation. The park is a popular place for those who enjoy peace and solitude. Pellicer Creek, a state canoe trail, borders the southern boundary of the park, and is a popular place for fishing and canoeing. Other activities include bird watching, nature study, fishing, and hiking. For further information on this campground, please click on the following link: click here
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Gamble Rogers Memorial Sra Campground

Mileage:34 mi

Description: Gamble Rogers State Recreation Area extends across a barrier island. To the east is the Atlantic Ocean, and to the west is the Intracoastal Waterway. The park has a total area of 145 acres, and is a prime nesting beach for 3 species of sea turtles from May thru September. The area offers excellent surf fishing and sunbathing. During World War II, this park served as a US Army Air Corp post. For further information on this campground, please click on the following link: click here
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Gold Head Branch Sp Campground

Mileage:39 mi

Description: The park contains 2300 acres of rolling sandhills and long leaf pines, with several lakes and a ravine with seepage springs cutting through the park for approximately 1.5 miles. The park is home to bald eagles, Sherman's fox squirrels, gopher tortoises, red cockaded woodpeckers, various snakes, hawks, fox, and numerous songbirds. The time for wildflower viewing is during October.Starting July 1, 2009 - You must being your own linens. For further information on this campground, please click on the following link:
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Little Talbot Island Sp Campground

Mileage:39 mi

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Tomoka Sp Campground

Mileage:41 mi

Description: Located near the confluence of the Tomoka and Halifax Rivers, Tomoka State Park offers scenic oaks and camping where early Native Americans once lived off the fish-filled lagoons. The park consists of scenic marshes and live oak hammocks that abound with wildlife. This area was also home to the Timucuan Indian village of Nocoroco and the British plantation of Mt. Oswald. For further information on this campground, please click on the following link: click here
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Salt Springs Recreation Area Campground

Mileage:48 mi

Description: Salt Springs Recreation Area is located 35 miles east of Ocala, 60 miles west of Daytona Beach, and 95 miles north of Orlando. A spectacular natural mineral spring gives the area its name. An Easter sunrise service is held yearly at Salt Springs.
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Fort Clinch Sp Campground

Mileage:54 mi

Description: Camping sites are reservable on a year-round basis. Reservations can be made up to 11 months in advance. Park is open from 8:00 am to sunset daily. The Fort is open from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm daily. The Gift Shop and Museum is open from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm daily. For further information on this campground, please click on the following link: click here
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Juniper Springs Rec Area Campground

Mileage:55 mi

Description: No full hook-ups sites. Shaded sites. Paved roads and paved level parking pads. Tent space available on all sites. All sites with picnic table, BBQ grill, fire ring and lantern post. Hot showers, flush toilets and baby change comfort change station, dump station public telephone equipped with email modem, hiking trail, natural springs for swimming, canoe rentals for 7 1/2 mile canoe run through the Juniper Prairie Wilderness Area, convenience store with camping supplies, beach supplies, personal items, food, drinks and ice cream. Restaurants, shopping and gas 10 miles from campground. Abundant wildlife viewing consists of alligators, turtles, deer, black bear, turkey, raccoons, and numerous species of birds. Interpretive programs during summer months.
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Lake Shore Group Camp Campground

Mileage:56 mi

Description: Lake Shore Group Camp is designated for tent camping by small groups of up to 50 people. In the Parking area small RV's and pop-ups campers are also allowed. All vehicles must stay in the established parking area . No gasoline motors are allowed on this peaceful 12-acre lake. All temporary, homemade signs must be removed by check-out time. Practice a "Leave No Trace" ethic; make it hard for others to see or hear you and leave no trace of your visit.
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Note: All mileage numbers are "as the crow flies"