Little Talbot Island Campgrounds is a hidden gem nestled on the beautiful Little Talbot Island in Florida. This charming campground offers a unique blend of nature and comfort, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure and relaxation. Surrounded by lush trees and serene landscapes, the campsite provides a peaceful retreat where guests can connect with nature while enjoying modern amenities and services.
The campground is also known for its commitment to safety and security. Each campsite requires a gate code for entry, providing peace of mind for solo travelers and families. The staff at Little Talbot Island Campgrounds is friendly and knowledgeable, always ready to assist with any inquiries or recommendations.
Customers have praised Little Talbot Island Campgrounds for its quiet environment, friendly staff, and stunning views. Many highlight the ease of access to beaches and the cleanliness of facilities as standout features. One visitor noted: "I was pleasantly surprised by the friendliness of the staff and the safety measures in place. The proximity to the beach made our trip unforgettable!" Another guest shared their enthusiasm, saying: "The serene location and beautiful sunsets made our stay incredible. Highly recommend for nature lovers!"
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
RV electric hookup
RV water hookup
Hiking
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Public shower
Restroom
Running water
Tent sites
Credit cards
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
I chose Little Talbot Island State Park as my destination for my first camping trip in years. I was pleasantly surprised when I arrived. The staff was friendly and informative. I stayed in spot #2 and loved that location. It provided privacy but it was close enough to the immaculately clean bathhouse. As a lone female camper my safety was never in question. The added security of needing a gate code to enter the campground was a plus. The beach was across the road (A1A) and easily accessible with plenty of parking available. I am so impressed with this State Park and will definitely visit again.
Loved this campsite. Nice and quiet. Not too much road noise after 8:30 pm. Enjoyed the shady tree campsite and privacy of the camp site. Proximity to the beach side of the road was a short bike ride or car ride or hike. Awesome beach! Lots of shells and room to explore, hike or bike. If you have kayaks or paddle boards really nice spot to drop during highline. If not Kayak Amelia is just a very short drive where you can rent kayaks and explore. Loved everything especially the benefit of sunset on the creekside and sunrise on the beachside! We loved the State Park Rangers at check in because they were extremely friendly and informative of what there is to do! Highly recommend!
This campsite is haunted!!! I am an experienced camper who camp like 30 days in a year. And this is the only time I packed up in the middle of the night! It says it’s fully booked but when we arrive there, nobody was there. The entire campsite gave us a horror movie vibe! Crazy amount of mosquitoes, and saw a huge pythons near our site, the entire camp gave a crazy ill uneasy feeling. Saw a big roach in the bathroom. Everything felt terribly wrong. In the end we packed and left. I’ve never felt so scared in a campsite!
Very disappointed and no response from the staff or rangers when pedestrians are destroying dunes
The beach area was very clean. Has public restrooms and picnic areas with seating and grills.