Farm stays near Fernandina Beach, Florida 2026

North of Jacksonville, Fernandina Beach nearly dips into Georgia—but Florida isn’t finished quite yet. Nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the Amelia River, this Nassau County city sits on Amelia Island. Due to this unique location, Fernandina Beach presents campers with Northeast Florida’s top trails, golf courses, and vistas. Trailblazers will love exploring Florida’s wildlife while on a nature tour of Egan’s Creek Greenway Trail. Meanwhile, group campers near Main Beach Park can have fun in the sun with a game of beach volleyball. Campsites on Fernandina Beach offer a taste of island life, right along the East Coast.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Fernandina Beach

North of Jacksonville, Fernandina Beach nearly dips into Georgia—but Florida isn’t finished quite yet. Nestled between the Atlantic Ocean and the Amelia River, this Nassau County city sits on Amelia Island. Due to this unique location, Fernandina Beach presents campers with Northeast Florida’s top trails, golf courses, and vistas. Trailblazers will love exploring Florida’s wildlife while on a nature tour of Egan’s Creek Greenway Trail. Meanwhile, group campers near Main Beach Park can have fun in the sun with a game of beach volleyball. Campsites on Fernandina Beach offer a taste of island life, right along the East Coast.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Fernandina Beach

1. The Good Karma Honey Bee BnB

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22mi from Fernandina Beach · 3 sites · Lodging

Karma Acres Farm was started in 2010 by Lee Hughes and Lisa Broward to promote their love for beekeeping and gardening for wildlife. They produce wonderful, natural, raw honey and honey products for their local community. In fact, their farm was voted as #1 best honey provider in Nassau County in 2019.

2. Blackwater Ranch – River Camping

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46mi from Fernandina Beach · 13 sites · Tents, RVs

🌿 Welcome to Blackwater, y’all Just 35 minutes from Jacksonville, Blackwater is a secluded 10+ acre private riverfront property at Georgia’s southernmost edge right on the Florida-Georgia Line. Surrounded by protected woodland and a sweeping river bend, it offers space, quiet, and a true escape from crowded camps. Your view looks straight into Florida, across 150+ acres of undeveloped preserve, giving the property a peaceful, remote feel while remaining easy to access. 📸 Yes, you can swim or stand in two states at once for that perfect Instagram photo Situated on the St. Marys River, a rain-fed freshwater river flowing from the Okefenokee Swamp. Natural tannins from peat give the water its famous sweet-tea color, which appears darker in deeper sections and clearer along the shore. ✔️ Clean and safe for swimming ✔️ Naturally antibacterial ✔️ No pollutants or runoff ✔️ No smell, mud, or rocks ✔️ Soft white sugar-sand bottom The property sits on an ancient 10,000+ year-old beach dune (Trail Ridge), creating one of the best natural swimming spots for cooling off on hot summer days. 🌱 Rare Southern Ecosystem: Blackwater sits where river, ancient sea dune, hardwood forest, pine uplands, and cypress wetland all meet. Southern live oaks, saw palmettos, wax myrtle, and wild huckleberry-blueberries fill the landscape, an ecosystem rarely found on a single property. 🏕️ Camping, Families, and Groups: Well-spaced sites across open wooded areas provide room to spread out without the packed feel of state parks. Ideal for tent camping, vanlife, RVs, families, and small or large group gatherings. A 70-foot covered riverfront pavilion with electricity, water, hammocks, and a firepit overlooks the water, perfect for meals, shade, and gathering out of the summer rainstorms. 🔎 Quick Camp Details: 🏕️ Spacious sites on a 10+ acre property 🚗 Easy vehicle access 🔥 Firepits and grills throughout 🌌 Dark, quiet nights for stargazing 🐕 Dog-friendly - FREE 📶 Cell service is spotty (great for unplugging) 🚣 Things To Do: Swim • Fish • Kayak • Canoe • Paddleboard 📍 Minutes from St. Marys Shoals Equipedal Park 📍 Close to Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge (Okefenokee Adventures) Peaceful, scenic, unforgettable, secluded riverfront camping near Jax!

3. Ichiban rv club

9.1mi from Fernandina Beach · 3 sites · RVs, Lodging

1 uncovered RV spot, 1 covered rv spot and 1 rv spot with a rv already in it for rent, all spread out away from each other, full hookups for rv, gravel in rv spot, fishing in freshwater lakes, boat ramp for salt water fishing, multiple lakes for canoes on additional property 1/2 mile away , nature walks , hunting, pickleball, pet friendly ,quiet peacefull, safe, secure looking for long term guest

4. Sheehan Homestead

23mi from Fernandina Beach · 1 site · Tent, RV

Sheehan Homestead is a small‑acre, education‑focused farm located in Callahan, FL, just outside Jacksonville. Our mission is to promote healing, growth, and sustainable living through meaningful interactions with nature . Visitors can expect a warm, hands‑on experience among our rescued and cherished animals—including goats, rabbits, chickens, ducks, quail, Royal Palm turkeys, and gentle guardian dogs . We offer farm tours, interactive feeding sessions, and mobile petting‑zoo experiences—available both on site and brought to schools, events, or birthday parties. As hosts, Ann‑Marie (M.Ed. in STEM education) and Michael (Executive MBA, former corporate marketing professional) bring passion and purpose to every visit. You’ll learn about sustainable farming, composting, animal care, and the value of a slower, nature‑based lifestyle. On‑site visitors enjoy a relaxed rural setting with a port‑a‑potty, hand‑sanitizing stations, and limited parking (carpooling encouraged)  Depending on the day, you may encounter seasonal offerings like goat yoga, STEM enrichment, fresh cottage‑law foods, and the chance to see how our composting and upcycling practices support the farm . What to Expect: Friendly animals ready for interaction Educational discussions about sustainable living and caring for the land A peaceful, small‑farm atmosphere away from city noise Hands‑on experiences like feeding, holding, and learning about animals and homestead practices

5. The Loft At Praise Acres

25mi from Fernandina Beach · 1 site · Lodging

Unique Farm Stay Get away from it all when you stay at Praise Acres to experience life in the country. Disconnect in a private loft with full kitchen and bath. Relax on the beach at the pond or take drive in the country. Boat ramp is 1/2 mile down the road. Bring your boat and take a slow ride down the St. Mary's River. You are literally in the middle of some amazing sights such as Fernandina Beach (40 minute drive) and Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge (36 minute drive)..

6. Blu By U Farm

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46mi from Fernandina Beach · 7 sites · Tents, RVs

Blu By U started out as a Blueberry Farm with 4,000 Blueberry bushes, we have since expanded to having several thousand Strawberry plants.  Both are of course seasonal with the season being in May for about 5 weeks.  We have also expanded our property so you can enjoy more stuff.  We have a 40ft movie screen and a bait and tackle shop and a country store.Learn more about this land:Pitch your tent in our wooded area or next to our 1/4 acre pond bring your pole for catch and release fishing or rent one from us. Our Blueberries and Strawberries are seasonal usually May. The Country store is open on a as needed basis. The petting zoo is available when staff is present, donations are accepted. Children must be accompanied with an adult. A shaded picnic area is available.

7. Country Cove RV Spot

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50mi from Fernandina Beach · 1 site · RV

RV space with full electric, water, sewer hookup on a shared property with access to coin op laundry room. Set in a quiet country setting with lots of wildlife. Property has a tiny cabin, home and barn that are both rented and used. Site has room for picnic table, fire pit and neighborhood is great for walking, biking, etc.

Camper favorites near Fernandina Beach

Top-rated campgrounds reviewed by the Hipcamp community.

Sheehan Homestead

23mi from Fernandina Beach · 1 site · Tent, RV

Sheehan Homestead is a small‑acre, education‑focused farm located in Callahan, FL, just outside Jacksonville. Our mission is to promote healing, growth, and sustainable living through meaningful interactions with nature . Visitors can expect a warm, hands‑on experience among our rescued and cherished animals—including goats, rabbits, chickens, ducks, quail, Royal Palm turkeys, and gentle guardian dogs . We offer farm tours, interactive feeding sessions, and mobile petting‑zoo experiences—available both on site and brought to schools, events, or birthday parties. As hosts, Ann‑Marie (M.Ed. in STEM education) and Michael (Executive MBA, former corporate marketing professional) bring passion and purpose to every visit. You’ll learn about sustainable farming, composting, animal care, and the value of a slower, nature‑based lifestyle. On‑site visitors enjoy a relaxed rural setting with a port‑a‑potty, hand‑sanitizing stations, and limited parking (carpooling encouraged)  Depending on the day, you may encounter seasonal offerings like goat yoga, STEM enrichment, fresh cottage‑law foods, and the chance to see how our composting and upcycling practices support the farm . What to Expect: Friendly animals ready for interaction Educational discussions about sustainable living and caring for the land A peaceful, small‑farm atmosphere away from city noise Hands‑on experiences like feeding, holding, and learning about animals and homestead practices

The Loft At Praise Acres

25mi from Fernandina Beach · 1 site · Lodging

Unique Farm Stay Get away from it all when you stay at Praise Acres to experience life in the country. Disconnect in a private loft with full kitchen and bath. Relax on the beach at the pond or take drive in the country. Boat ramp is 1/2 mile down the road. Bring your boat and take a slow ride down the St. Mary's River. You are literally in the middle of some amazing sights such as Fernandina Beach (40 minute drive) and Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge (36 minute drive)..

Blu By U Farm

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46mi from Fernandina Beach · 7 sites · Tents, RVs

Blu By U started out as a Blueberry Farm with 4,000 Blueberry bushes, we have since expanded to having several thousand Strawberry plants.  Both are of course seasonal with the season being in May for about 5 weeks.  We have also expanded our property so you can enjoy more stuff.  We have a 40ft movie screen and a bait and tackle shop and a country store.Learn more about this land:Pitch your tent in our wooded area or next to our 1/4 acre pond bring your pole for catch and release fishing or rent one from us. Our Blueberries and Strawberries are seasonal usually May. The Country store is open on a as needed basis. The petting zoo is available when staff is present, donations are accepted. Children must be accompanied with an adult. A shaded picnic area is available.

Country Cove RV Spot

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50mi from Fernandina Beach · 1 site · RV

RV space with full electric, water, sewer hookup on a shared property with access to coin op laundry room. Set in a quiet country setting with lots of wildlife. Property has a tiny cabin, home and barn that are both rented and used. Site has room for picnic table, fire pit and neighborhood is great for walking, biking, etc.

Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

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Ariel

13 hours ago

Tent

Weekend Trip to Blackwater Ranch – River Camping

We had an amazing stay at Blackwater Ranch! From the very beginning, the owner was wonderful to work with and communicated clearly and promptly, which made everything so easy and stress-free. The property itself was beautiful, peaceful, and exactly what we were hoping for. Everything was clean and well maintained, and the bathrooms were spotless, which is always a big plus for our family. We truly enjoyed our time here and couldn’t have asked for a better place to relax and unwind. We will definitely be recommending Blackwater Ranch to friends and family and look forward to staying again in the future!

Eliza

November 2025

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to Blackwater River Camp

One of the BEST sites I’ve found through Hipcamp!!!! There was no shortage of things to do on the property itself, but as other reviews have mentioned, there are plenty of nature activities all within short driving distance. Host was great, facilities had everything I needed and in working order. I will definitely be back.

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Teresa

November 2025

5 nights at The Good Karma Honey Bee BnB

I enjoyed a peaceful stay on this property. The trailer was clean and cozy and I enjoyed relaxing with a book out on the porch. They donkeys were fun neighbors!

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Joe

November 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Blackwater River Camp

Stayed 2 nights. Camping with tents. At the time of this review, there was a drought, so the river was extremely low. Property was very well kept, clean, and a great central location if you don’t want to be too far away from everything. Hopefully next time the rain has raised the river so we could do the full runs, up and down stream. The water was nice and cool, great for the warmer days we had in November. We will definitely be returning. Great site.

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Teresa

November 2025

4 nights at The Good Karma Honey Bee BnB

The accommodations were clean and cozy and the setting was peaceful. Loved the neighbors!

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Eric M.

November 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Blackwater River Camp

This is a great place for children and rv camping. Lots of toys, cars, and trucks for the kids to play with. The St. Mary's river borders the property and is accessible for wading, swimming, and fishing. The property itself is very nice with some secluded spots if you want to do some primitive tent camping. There are port-o-let style toilets with a sink and access to potable water.

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Harold

October 2025

26 ft campervan

Weekend Trip to Blu By U Farm

It was a quiet venue with a few other campers. Store had some unique offerings of jams and jellies, honey pastas etc. Friendly host. Perimeter was a little cluttered with stuff but it is working farm.

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Naomi

October 2025

26 ft campervan

With pets

Weekend Trip to Blu By U Farm

Very nice place to be. Nice hosts and very quiet.

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Kristen

September 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Blackwater River Camp

This spot is a jewel! Right off the road but tucked away. Lovely river access with sweet white sugar sand beaches. Great for kids with fun stuff to keep them occupied. A really cool cypress glade with knees galore if you are willing to explore. Our night was shared with a large group of folks gathering for fun, and we still felt we had privacy. We would go back in a heartbeat and recommend that you check it out!

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Jean paul

September 2025

Tent

1 night at Blu By U Farm

Seriously!!! A petting zoo...!!! Such a great little surprise. Or maybe I just didnt ready the description well 🤷‍♂️. But my gf and I were like WTF Billy goats!!!

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Jacob

June 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Blu By U Farm

Extremely kind and welcoming. Very hospitable and generous.

Nicole

April 2025

15 ft pop-up camper

With kids

3 nights at Blu By U Farm

Amazing! There was even more to do than I expected. My kids absolutely loved all of the activities and the host Will and farm staff were incredible and kind. I can't say enough good things! We spent one of our days at a creek nearby too that was stunning. Overall, we had an amazing 4 days camping at Blu By U and will recommend it to all our friends!

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Amber

March 2025

2 nights at The Good Karma Honey Bee BnB

I loved being around the bees and donkeys. It was such an amazing experience. I can’t wait to come back next year during blueberry season. Thank you guys again.

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Jacob

February 2025

Tent

With kids

1 night at Blackwater River Camp

Great spot to launch a canoe. Cool property. Will definitely be back for camping soon.

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Robert

February 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Blu By U Farm

Absolutely loved staying at this place. Felt like home and I would come back in a second.

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Kenneth

January 2025

With pets

Weekend Trip to The Good Karma Honey Bee BnB

We had alot of fun feeding the donkeys and seeing the bees!

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Stephen

December 2024

Weekend Trip to The Good Karma Honey Bee BnB

We really enjoyed our stay at Good Karma! Perfect spot to relax and unwind. Our daughter loved the donkeys. Lisa and Lee provided fudge, banana bread, and honey which was great! We loved the honey so much we picked up another two jars :) We stayed for three nights and can't wait to come back again.

Happy farmer sitting in a truck in a grassy field

Farm stays near Fernandina Beach guide

Where to go

Fort Clinch State Park

For proof that Fernandina Beach does it all, Fort Clinch State Park clinches the deal. As a well-preserved Civil War fort, Fort Clinch contains galleries, beaches, and trails. The fort is simultaneously a park, so in between all of those cannons, tortoises may make an appearance. Incredible views are a common amenity across Fort Clinch campsites, which can accommodate RV, cabin, and tent campers—as well as campers seeking a bungalow, boat, or yurt.

Amelia Island State Park

Head south of Fernandina Beach, and you’ll encounter Amelia Island’s namesake park As one of the Talbot Island State Parks, Amelia Island State Park covers roughly 200 acres of beaches, marshes, and forests. Given this all-encompassing scenery, campers can enjoy a slew of activities. Think: swimming, kayaking, sunbathing, and fishing. If you really love the latter, make sure to stop by George Crady Bridge Fishing Pier State Park to cast your rod with the locals.

Talbot Island

Just below Fernandina Beach—and Amelia Island, for that matter—Talbot Island yet again merges landscapes. Less than 30 minutes south of your Fernandina Beach campsite, you’ll leave one island and enter another. Enjoy a picnic, swim, or hike at Big Talbot Island State Park. Just south of the park, the wetlands of Timucuan Ecological and Historical Preserve beg for a slow morning spent birdwatching and admiring Florida’s marshes.

When to go

Fernandina Beach camping thrives when the beaches are at their best. As is the case for most of Florida, optimal beach camping means a winter getaway. Florida summers get unbearably hot and bug-ridden. All campers can agree—nature is enjoyed best when the nights are cool and the mosquitoes sparse.