The best private sites RV campgrounds near New Smyrna Beach, Florida

Sunseekers and surfers congregate at New Smyrna Beach, where small-town charm meets miles of sandy beaches. Once you’ve browsed the downtown galleries and distilleries, head shoreside to take a surf class, stroll the boardwalk through the Smyrna Dunes, and swim, sunbathe, or stand-up paddleboard along 17 miles of white-sand beach. Campers will find plenty of options along the coast around New Smyrna Beach and neighboring Daytona Beach—check into a beachfront cabin or a family-friendly RV resort, pitch your tent in Tiger Bay State Forest, or snag a spot at the riverside campground in Tomoka State Park.

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1. Crews Adventures

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31mi from New Smyrna Beach · 3 sites · Tents, RVs · Longwood, FL

Quiet peaceful but close to activities like baseball, softball, walking trails, parks, cycling and theme parks. Come enjoy nature but still be close to amenities. We have a area for tents with water and minimal electric available. Screen room is also available for inclement weather with outdoor table for dining. We are surrounded by wildlife native to Florida including bears, coyote, bobcats, alligators, raccoons and many more. The area is fenced in. The campsite is approximately 1000ft from the road but some traffic may be heard during peak hours. A Paved walking and cycling trail leads to boomba sports complex, the environmental center, and Lake Jessup in one direction and big tree park in the other. The trail is part of the cross seminole trail system.

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29mi from New Smyrna Beach · 3 sites · RVs · Flagler Beach, FL

We live on the property. It is very private but, at the same time, close to everything. Grocery store and restaurants nearby. 1 mi from the highway. 15min to Flagler Beach (top surf place in Florida!). A lot of stuff to do around - fishing, canoeing and swimming( ocean is10-15 minutes drive), natural preserves, parks and historic places. Tennis court, pickle ball courts and a play ground (5min walk). Daytona Beach and historic St.Augustine( 20-30 min drive). A little over an hour to Orlando, Jacksonville or Cape Canaveral. We have a water and electricity hook ups. Spaces for the boats are available also. No sewage disposal. There is a dog on the property. Dogs are ok but have to be cleaned after and be on the leash.Please no loud noise after the dark, no drugs or heavy drinking, no loud parties. No slipping in tents allowed.

Sunseekers and surfers congregate at New Smyrna Beach, where small-town charm meets miles of sandy beaches. Once you’ve browsed the downtown galleries and distilleries, head shoreside to take a surf class, stroll the boardwalk through the Smyrna Dunes, and swim, sunbathe, or stand-up paddleboard along 17 miles of white-sand beach. Campers will find plenty of options along the coast around New Smyrna Beach and neighboring Daytona Beach—check into a beachfront cabin or a family-friendly RV resort, pitch your tent in Tiger Bay State Forest, or snag a spot at the riverside campground in Tomoka State Park.

99% (280)

Top-rated campgrounds

1. Crews Adventures

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31mi from New Smyrna Beach · 3 sites · Tents, RVs · Longwood, FL

Quiet peaceful but close to activities like baseball, softball, walking trails, parks, cycling and theme parks. Come enjoy nature but still be close to amenities. We have a area for tents with water and minimal electric available. Screen room is also available for inclement weather with outdoor table for dining. We are surrounded by wildlife native to Florida including bears, coyote, bobcats, alligators, raccoons and many more. The area is fenced in. The campsite is approximately 1000ft from the road but some traffic may be heard during peak hours. A Paved walking and cycling trail leads to boomba sports complex, the environmental center, and Lake Jessup in one direction and big tree park in the other. The trail is part of the cross seminole trail system.

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29mi from New Smyrna Beach · 3 sites · RVs · Flagler Beach, FL

We live on the property. It is very private but, at the same time, close to everything. Grocery store and restaurants nearby. 1 mi from the highway. 15min to Flagler Beach (top surf place in Florida!). A lot of stuff to do around - fishing, canoeing and swimming( ocean is10-15 minutes drive), natural preserves, parks and historic places. Tennis court, pickle ball courts and a play ground (5min walk). Daytona Beach and historic St.Augustine( 20-30 min drive). A little over an hour to Orlando, Jacksonville or Cape Canaveral. We have a water and electricity hook ups. Spaces for the boats are available also. No sewage disposal. There is a dog on the property. Dogs are ok but have to be cleaned after and be on the leash.Please no loud noise after the dark, no drugs or heavy drinking, no loud parties. No slipping in tents allowed.

Stories from the community

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Dom

October 2025

16 ft car

2 nights at Crews Adventures

Fantastic stay! Great location, lovely hosts. Thank you.

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Jane

May 2025

40 ft travel trailer

With pets

Weekend Trip to SURFER'S PARADIZE

Loved our stay at Nick and Roxies! Perfect spot - quiet, secluded, pretty and close to anything you'd like or need to do. Will definitely be back!

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Debra

March 2025

30 ft toy hauler

Weekend Trip to SURFER'S PARADIZE

Everything about our stay was absolutely perfect. We couldn't ask for a nicer host. Nick and his wife are so kind, they even offered us eggs. Next year, when we come down again for bike week, we are definitely hoping to stay again and bring our friends. The area is absolutely beautiful and very quiet. I give Nick 5 stars. xxoo

Jessica

February 2025

22 ft Class C

Weekend Trip to SURFER'S PARADIZE

We absolutely loved Surfers Paradize! Nick was a great host. He was friendly, available when needed but also gave us our privacy. The site was spacious and we really enjoyed the fire pit. Water, electricity and even a trash bin was provided. It was the perfect spot to stay for the race weekend at the speedway. Can’t wait to return!

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Kelly

January 2025

23 ft Class C

Weekend Trip to SURFER'S PARADIZE

This was a nice spot to RV camp. Had that country quiet feel, but close to town. Wished we could have stayed awhile longer. Nick was responsive and helped use find the our spot.

Jill

January 2025

23 ft travel trailer

Weekend Trip to SURFER'S PARADIZE

My husband and I and our four pups really enjoyed camping at Nicks property. This is the 2nd time we've camped here. He and his wife Roxi have an amazing and beautiful property. They are so kind and caring and Rixi even brought us fresh eggs..so delicious for our morning breakfasts. Our camp site was spacious, private, had electric, water, and a wonderful view of nature all around. They have fire pits and tables and chairs for your use too. This camp is close to amenities like groceries, gas, and some delicious restaurants. It is also close to all outdoor adventures and most of all the BEACH. We love this hip camp and you will too. Thanks again you guys for sharing your beautiful property with us.

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Michael

January 2025

38 ft fifth wheel

5 nights at SURFER'S PARADIZE

Beautiful, peaceful, quiet, wonderful hosts. We stayed here for a couple of weeks. Hosts are great. The space is huge, spread out. Plenty of grass and trees. Lots of wildlife.

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Michael

January 2025

38 ft fifth wheel

6 nights at SURFER'S PARADIZE

Fantastic host, beautiful property, tons of privacy. This is a gem near the coast.

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David

December 2024

20 ft travel trailer

4 nights at SURFER'S PARADIZE

The hosts communicated well and the site was spacious and private. Our 2 dogs had room to stretch their legs.

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When to go

The sun shines year-round in central Florida, making it the ideal spot for some winter sun and a perennial favorite among spring breakers. March through May provide the best weather for camping, while summer temperatures can soar over 90°F with high humidity and frequent showers, so avoid July and August if possible, especially if tent camping. Surfers take note—the winter months bring the biggest waves.