Discover the best coastal campgrounds near Stuart, Florida

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Stuart

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Surfer Beach And Tree Sanctuary

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Melbourne, FL

Welcome to our geodesic dome, equipped with a fridge, A/C, and electricity for your comfort. While staying with us, you'll have access to a shared bathroom nearby, as well as an outdoor shower, fire pit, and BBQ on the property—all available for your use with our permission. Experience the magic of falling asleep under the stars as you gaze through the ceiling of the dome. Ideal for couples or small families, our quiet camper surroundings offer a serene escape, coupled with the allure of beach life. Book your vacation and immerse yourself in a treetop canopy retreat, just steps away from one of the best surf breaks in the area. Surf lessons are also available for those looking to ride the waves and make the most of their coastal getaway.

Pool Moroccan Tent close to Beach

2 sites · Lodging1 acre · Fort Pierce, FL

Learn more about this land:At only 15 minutes from the beaches of Hutchinson Island,3 minutes from the scenic Indian River in a secluded pool property, we offer this fantastic and unique custom hand made Moroccan tent shipped from Casablanca, the first one in the USA. Magically and originally decorated to fulfill your dream to be in Marrakesh and have a romantic and one in a life time experience. Have you ever wanted to be inside of the bottle of " I dream of Genie"? We will make your wish come true.

River Breeze

1 site · RV, Tent5 acres · Jensen Beach, FL

Learn more about this land:* 7 Minutes to the Beach * 5 Minutes to the Boat Launch * 6 Minutes to Grocery Store and Laundromat Close to all conveniences Have your Starbucks and yet feel miles away from the Hustle and Bustle. Surrounded by trees and park like setting , hammocks , fire pit, little sitting areas sprinkled throughout the Five Acres. Very peaceful setting aside from occasional bark from our dogs but the main house is about 500 ft away. This is a slice of paradise in the midst of some of the most diverse eco systems in Florida. The Property sits between the Indian River Lagoon and the Savanna’s State Park, mornings and sunsets will host an aerial show or local birds as they leave/return to their rookeries. We have a several gardens which we keep growing and changing. A vast array of Bromeliads gardens, Tropical Plant gardens, Our newest addition is a expansive Butterfly Garden as well as our Palm/Hibiscus garden which encircles the fire pit. While we do not have steps for direct River access, our Jensen Beach Causeway is a mere 5 min ride to Launch Ramps. We have 2 Kayaks available for a small rental fee of $10.00 per kayak/Day so you can explore our area by land and water. This is a little slice of Old Florida Paradise.

Pine Tree Paradise

1 site · RV1 acre · Sebastian, FL

Learn more about this land: Bring your RV (class B or C up to 25", trailers up to 16') to our wooded property next to a private residence with a pool, patio, and firepit. We have one site that can accommodate up to two guests. No pets, children or smoking. Enjoy bird-watching in the winter – we have a feeder and birdbath. There’s plenty to explore in the area. The property provides water, 30amp electric and free Wifi. A dump station and laundry are near by. Generators are not allowed. The back-in site can fit up to 25' foot R/V (Class B or C) on a flat gravel surface. Depending on dates, a bathroom with a shower and laundry may be available. Groceries, restaurants, and services can be found within 2 miles in the town of Sebastian. The beach is a 10-mile drive, but you can get to the Indian River waterfront at Riverview Park in 2.5 miles. Nearby parks and refuges include Sebastian Inlet State Park, where you can fish or surf, St. Sebastian River Preserve State Park, where there are 60 miles of trails and Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge, home to the first NWR in the US. Vero Beach is about 15 miles South and Melbourne is about 20 miles North.

Coastal camping near Stuart guide

Overview

Discover the perfect jumping-off point for exploring the East Coast with a campsite near Stuart. On the Atlantic seaside and surrounded by flatlands on three sides, Stuart has a wide array of natural biodiversity including marshes, palm trees, and sealife. Pitch a tent in Allapattah Flats Wildlife Management Area to see waterbirds and night skies, or park your RV in Jonathan Dickinson State Park for access to full hookups and river landscapes. Hiking, biking, horseback riding, and fishing are just a few outdoor activities campers can enjoy in John C. and Mariana Jones/Hungryland Wildlife and Environmental Area. Adventure truly awaits campers who are ready to enjoy Florida’s great outdoors.

Where to go

Allapattah Flats Wildlife Management Area

Fifteen miles south of Stuart, explore Florida’s pine flatlands and marshes from a campsite inside Allapattah Flats Wildlife Management Area. During the day, see wading birds alongside one of the park’s hiking and biking trails. Then, linger until nightfall for spectacular stargazing. A Special Use License is required for year-round camping at a designated area within the wildlife area, so it’s best to book a license early to guarantee a spot. Hunting is also allowed within the area during specific months.

Jonathan Dickinson State Park

Just 30 minutes outside of Stuart is a favorite for year-round RV camping in the area. Jonathan Dickinson State Park offers 144 campsites with water, electricity, tables, and a grills between two campgrounds. The Pine Grove campground also offers sewer hookups. RV and tent campers can enjoy tiled restrooms with showers and a washer and dryer. After setting up, try horseback riding, birding, a pontoon boat tour, or hiking within the park’s expansive forest and river landscape.

John C. and Mariana Jones/Hungryland Wildlife and Environmental Area

With hunting, fishing, and nature study for every type of camper, Jones/Hungryland is filled with wildlife and Florida’s natural beauty. Find trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding through the flatlands, and learn about the region’s history in cattle ranching and citrus farming. Picnic tables, toilets, and a pavilion make Jones/Hungryland comfortable for a multi-day stay. Year-round primitive tent camping within the wildlife area is limited, so get a permit and book ahead to score a campsite.

When to go

Florida’s mild climate makes it easy to camp year-round in Stuart. December to March is the most popular time of year for all types of camping because Florida winters bring plenty of bright sun and relief from the heat. March to May offers spring blooms and cool nights, with daytime temperatures starting in the low 70s. Camping in the hot summer months is still popular for crowds who like swimming. Prepare for summer camping with lots of sunscreen and bug spray.