Rich in history the northeastern Florida coast is known as the First Coast in America and as a primere choice for camping and RV enthusist to enjoy all that Northeast Florida offers to vacationers. With plenty of historical Colonial and Spanish charm and offering unspoiled experiences of nature, Northeast Florida is perfect for those who love visiting historic sites, who enjoy the outdoors and want to experience a campers paradise. See the manatee along the St Johns River, walk through Americas past or relax on the beaches of the Atlantic. Northeast Florida offers white sand beaches, many natural springs, preserved woodlands, and beautiful campgrounds and RV Parks.
RV campers will enjoy St. Augustine founded in 1565 is the oldest city in the United States being occupied for 42 years before the Jamestown, and founded 55 years before the pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock. In the mid 1800’s, the city of Fernandina Beach became Florida's first resort.
Amelia Island, another favorite camping day trip destination is a barrier island of the coast of northeast Florida that has 13 miles of beautiful beaches and is voted #4 among Top 10 North American Islands, noted for quaint Victorian buildings this island is perfect for day trips while camping in northeast Florida. Be sure to drive “downtown” to the 50-plus block historic district with the main corridor along Centre Street in Fernandina Beach (over 450 homes and buildings on the National Register of Historic Places). Also visit Fort Clinch State Park — both must-see attractions, with over 1,100 acres, Fort Clinch State Park sprawls across Amelia Island’s northern tip. (At the opposite end of the island is Amelia Island State Park, a 200-acre preserve encompassing Amelia Island’s southern tip.)
