The best waterside camping near Daytona Beach

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Daytona Beach lines up over 1,100 campsites right on the water—think riverbanks, lakesides, and tucked-away creek bends. If you want your tent or camper within earshot of lapping waves, this is your spot. Expect average prices around $55 a night, but you’ll find sites dipping as low as $13. Essentials like showers, toilets, and pet-friendly rules are common, so bring your dog and don’t stress about basic comforts. Fishing, swimming, and wildlife-watching rule here—locals swear you’ll spot herons at dawn and bass breaking the surface by afternoon. Top picks include North Shore Relic Ranch (409 reviews), Private Escape on the Lake (262 reviews), and Runaway Bay Lodge (139 reviews). Don’t overpack—Daytona’s waterside camping is all about easy mornings, fresh air, and a quick dash into the surf.

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Daytona Beach lines up over 1,100 campsites right on the water—think riverbanks, lakesides, and tucked-away creek bends. If you want your tent or camper within earshot of lapping waves, this is your spot. Expect average prices around $55 a night, but you’ll find sites dipping as low as $13. Essentials like showers, toilets, and pet-friendly rules are common, so bring your dog and don’t stress about basic comforts. Fishing, swimming, and wildlife-watching rule here—locals swear you’ll spot herons at dawn and bass breaking the surface by afternoon. Top picks include North Shore Relic Ranch (409 reviews), Private Escape on the Lake (262 reviews), and Runaway Bay Lodge (139 reviews). Don’t overpack—Daytona’s waterside camping is all about easy mornings, fresh air, and a quick dash into the surf.

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