Huguenot Campground

We had a nice time - the weather was brr … chilly but it was worth it. We expected it to be since it was January and the country was expecting freezing temperatures. We tent camped- tip bring your own drinking and cooking water. They have two restroom areas, showers with codes needed for access, playground, seasonal nature center, pavilion can be scheduled. Fishing, biking, hiking, swimming. Dolphin sighting, sea life and shark teeth, shells, and so much more. Mayport Naval base is across the river- and base noises should be expected - helicopter training, loud speakers, and plenty of ships passing. Some sites are not as level as others. Some are on the park’s main road (inlet side). Fire ring and electrical hookups at sites. It was breezy of the ocean/ water. You can drive on the beach with a 4x4 vehicle. Two waters to be on - the inlet and the ocean. Inlet you can kayak and canoe. Several reviews mentioned sand fleas- at THIS TIME OF YEAR THERE WERE NO SAND FLEAS or bugs. So we enjoyed our visit!

It's like a nest during your trip to Florida. It's a small campsite but beautiful It's like a nest during your trip to Florida. It's a small campsite but beautiful enough Everything you need is there. However, the toilets and showers have a bad smell of sewage. But it comes back every year. It's worth it.

Simple place, with basic camp grounds. Pros: Each site has a picnic table, metal campfire ring, and electric hook ups. Has great beach access and well maintained. Great place for wind surfing. Does not allow alcohol. Cons: The camp sites are small and there are a lot of sandspurs so always wear shoes at camp. Can be very windy so if you are in a tent make sure it will withstand strong winds. The free potable water tastes pretty bad, would recommend bringing your own in. Also did not allow animals.

No alcohol. No dogs on the beach. If you leave, you can't get get back into the park after 11pm. You will be locked out. They should have an automatic gate with a security code. Be prepared for high wind. You can drive on the beach. 4 wheel drive is recommended. Remove vehicles from beach before high tide. Beautiful view in all directions. Great fishing. Bird watching. Friendly professional staff. I have a truck tent I put together when I get to the campsite. A tent that I set up in the bed of my pickup truck. They said that is considered an RV. They were polite about it. But that seems crazy. Electricity at the campsites. There is no water at the campsites. Slightly heated bathrooms. Yes, I'll stay here again.

No parking pads and unlevel sandy ground. They allow tents in RV spaces. Only electric is available on sites. Water & a dump station are available to paid campers. Dogs are allowed, but not on beach areas. The park is not especially nice or even attractive, but the water views are pretty. We stayed 2 nights, Thurs and Friday. Friday seems to be party night and lots of tent partiers showed up. Not our favorite place to camp as we are retired and enjoy nature AND quiet.