Anastasia State Park

A lovely foggy day at the beach. Hardly anyone here. Just the waves and a few million shells. Bathrooms by the snack shack were closed but the others across the way were open and clean. Park ranger at the gate was super friendly. Great day!

Beautiful natural beauty. Good place for great waves, and also to spend a day at the beach, saw lots of bikes on the nice bike paths, and looks to be a great place to kayak in the protected waters in the bay/marsh area. Nice boardwalks to look over the dunes and water if you're not able to walk in the soft sand. Saw many types of birds, turtles. Leave your dog at home, not many places they are allowed here. Kayak and bike rentals available. Huge campground but we were not able to get reservations even many months ahead, very popular place to camp.

Nice state park. Great beach with plenty of shells. I didn't try the bikes but those looked fun. Caught a nice sunset. Worth checking out if near St. Augustine.

We love this camping spot so much. It's right off the beach and when it gets dark you can hear the ocean waves as you fall asleep. Great bathrooms in the campsites and there's a playground for every couple of camp sites as well. The grill cafe next to the beach is very good and simple. Nice people and overall this is a great place for all types of people, family or not. I saw a wedding when I was here and one of the pavilions near the beach was the reception it looked beautiful. Very clean sand , I didn't see any trash at all. It's very quiet and peaceful here. You wouldn't believe you were right next to a major town. Awesome wildlife and the only complaint we had was the campsites are pretty close together. But it makes a little community. I love Anastasia State Park. We'll definitely be back again

$9 gets one vehicle access to this jewel of a state park for the day. This includes parking & access to beaches, restrooms, hiking trails, boat launch. Restrooms are relatively clean & outdoor showers are also available. There is a sizable campground with six loops of water & electric sites. Three lane dump station. Recycling available as well. Sites to accommodate all size rigs down to tent camping. Remarkably private sites. Dogs allowed ever EXCEPT beaches. Rental of kayaks & SUPs available at reasonable cost. Small cantina & beach/camp store as well. Rangers & other staff very friendly & helpful.

In short it’s a shell beach. So many shells on the beach as if it’s made from shell. The sand is so different white and red one. A high hazard sings (red flags for people’s safety) all over the place on that day. It was early morning. Felt as if I’m breathing very fresh air after a long time. Many people stop by with their bikes for the view or feel the fresh breeze. Some people do come with their gym mat. A long walk from the entry point to all the way to the beach. The walk is very nice and pleasant. You also have water sport area from where you can launch your kayak. It’s not a crowded beach when we reached. Beach lovers should experience the early morning breeze and waves sound. Awesome feeling and feels very fresh.

This State Campground is my perfect getaway. Just far enough away from the city life and snuggled down by the beach along the Atlantic Ocean. Campsites are clean and perfectly sized for my 33 ft RV trailer and pickup truck. Most of the sites come with water and electricity. There is a dump station on the way out and it's two lanes with two dump stations. The camping areas and walking trails are dog friendly with the normal rule on a leash and clean up after your fur baby. No dogs allowed on the beach or beach side store. Downtown St Augustine was 5 mins away unless there is an event going on.

Beautiful park with amazing views! The campgrounds are nicely hidden away and the beach isn't far from them. We got to see some super adorable raccoons too ❤

Very beautiful and well-kept State Park. Unfortunately they did not have any RV parking but nevertheless it was a nice little drive over there. Speed limit is 25 mph please adhere to it. Lots of wildlife if you're looking. The park attended at the front are very professional and friendly.

This park is absolutely pristine. We camped here with our kids about 25 years ago and it is still as pretty as I remember. The only difference is there is no driving or parking on the beach. Each campsite is well maintained with amble space to enjoy a natural setting. The gravel sites are great to help keep the camper clean. You can enjoy the beach, fishing, kayaking, biking and more. I look forward to our next visit.

Unexpected cold weather but the campsites are some of the nicest I've been to. The beach was gorgeous and some nice wooded paths too. Bike rentals, a small Cafe, everyone was really friendly.

Loved loved loved this campground and park. The sites in the campground are so private and shaded, you feel like you have the whole park to yourself. Beautiful beach and just a short drive downtown to St Augustine.

I love this state park for the beach access. You can walk and walk and walk and walk forever and only see a few people. Worth the cost of the annual state park pass (on sale now!) for less people. Ample parking.

This state park was beautiful! The beach was so nice and not crowded when we went. Got food at the shop and it was good, inside the shop the girl working was nice and friendly.

Very nice State Park with hiking trails and miles of beach. Cafe was open and restrooms were clean. Only $4!

Beautiful park right in St Augustine, almost hard to believe you are right in the city. Lots of amenities and nice beach. We camped and sites are pretty secluded. Facilities are in good shape for a state park and camp ground was very clean..

Super nice park and camp site. Location was great. We biked into town. Had a blast.

This is a beautiful place! A great place to sit and enjoy the beach or hunt for shells. The restrooms were decent and the picnic areas were nice also.

A beautiful state park perfect for hiking, our spending time in the beach. Loved to see all the gopher tortoise too!

Great park to visit. There is an entry fee of 8 dollars per car. Did not see any wildlife due to cold weather but the path is full of history!