Bluff Landing Campground provides a serene outdoor retreat nestled along the banks of the mighty St. Johns River in Astor, Florida. This charming camping destination is perfect for nature enthusiasts seeking an affordable and peaceful escape. The campground boasts a prime location near scenic waterways, offering opportunities for swimming, kayaking, and fishing. With a mix of rustic charm and natural beauty, Bluff Landing Campground is a hidden gem for those looking to connect with nature.
Bluff Landing Campground is known for its laid-back atmosphere and commitment to preserving the environment. The site offers basic yet functional amenities, including access to water and restrooms. While there are no hookups available, the focus here is on simplicity and connection with nature. The campground features a mix of grassy and shaded sites, providing a comfortable base for your outdoor adventures.
Bluff Landing Campground is also a haven for adventure-seekers with a rope swing and opportunities for exploring the surrounding Florida landscape. Families and individuals alike will appreciate the open spaces and chance to unplug from daily life.
Bluff Landing Campground is an ideal choice for those looking to experience Florida's great outdoors without breaking the bank. Whether you're camping with family or exploring solo, this site offers a memorable outdoor experience in one of Florida's most picturesque regions.
Tent sites
Good for kids
This campground is in a beautiful area and it's free, but it's also first come first serve so you aren't guaranteed a spot. It's also a bit rundown. There's a body of water very near the three campsites but it has a couple of old slides in the water and on the land. We were not able to say the night as the three campsites were taken, but even if they had been empty we wouldn't have felt comfortable staying there because there was a man camping in an RV in the parking lot, even though the sign clearly states not to.
Nice place to camp & swim, rope swing is a plus.
This is an unattended campground in the wilderness although car accessible. Tons of garbage on most sites but not all. Get there on the wrong day and there might be party people or otherwise reckless people. Get there on the right day and it's great as you're a stones throw from the creek and it's serene. Beware of ticks, prolific.. the creek is clear water in the morning but once folks start motoring their boats upstream, the water clouds up.
Fun place to visit. Primitive camp sites first come first serve basis
We scoped this out as a potential place to camp in the future. The primitive sites look great EXCEPT there were several piles of unsightly trash scattered everywhere.