We thoroughly relished our time spent at this impeccably managed green space. It boasts of a lush canopy of trees and the camping spots are comfortably spaced out. The team managing it is excellent and they ensure effective communication. They take care to even out the pebbles after a visitor departs, making sure your spot is perfectly flat. They also provide a delightful park for dogs. Additionally, they have a designated space for outdoor games. We had a truly enjoyable experience during our visit here!

The Stagecoach RV Park in St. Augustine was a simple yet ideal base for our adventures in the city. If you're looking to immerse yourself in the city's offerings, this park is a solid option. It's accessible, offers ample room for your RV, and boasts updated bathrooms and a laundry facility. It's a stone's throw away from St. Augustine, and there's even a shuttle service to the city center. We've documented our stay in this park on our YouTube channel, Summertime RV Rovers, in a video titled "From Savannah Through St Augustine To Florida". Feel free to take a look. We parked our motorhome at Stagecoach RV Park for our camping trip.

The bathroom and washing amenities were extremely hygienic. Our allocated area was spacious and easy to drive through. To reach the camping ground, utilize the traffic signal on Tom's road. There's a Cracker Barrel in the vicinity, along with a shopping outlet. Saint Augustine is conveniently reachable. We're open to lodging here once more.

Though I thought their rate was on the high side, for the winter months and the high demand we know we could be paying higher so no complaint. Pros: friendly helpful staff, grounds were clean and well kept, nice clean dog park, pull through with full hook ups. About 20 minute drive to downtown and easy access into park. Cons: sites close together, pulling into site you must drive across a drainage ditch and with our Airstream we were very close to dragging bottom. Overall it was a good place to explore the area and would stay again.

This was a nice home base for visiting St. Augustine (10 min) and Jacksonville (30 min). Easy to get to, good entrance, main road is paved, other roads are gravel but level. Sites are level, crushed gravel, concrete patios. There are gullies at the edges of the sites to help drain water away during rain so drive slow and you won't have problems going over them. Free Tengo WiFi that worked ok for simple surfing and mail. Very pet friendly. Most spots are shady but some get full sun. Quiet, clean, friendly. We would come back here again.

We stayed here while visiting family over Christmas. The place was packed, but still very quiet and relaxing. Laundry and bathroom facilities were clean. Propane is offered and there's a nice little dog area and recreation shed.

We stayed a week here while visiting family. Stage Coach is family owned, very clean, staff is friendly, bath house and laundry are being renovated, and the sites are flat. Location to I95 and the outlet malls was an added bonus. If you are in the area, stay here. If you have children, there is no pool, but they are allowed. There are a few other parks in the area that don’t allow children. Loved staying here.

Stagecoach RV park is a great find for those looking for a base camp to visit St. Augustine or in need of a stop over when traveling I-95 along the East Coast. The sites are spacious, level and gravel and there is some shade with a handful of trees throughout. The park is quiet, being tucked away from an EXTREMELY busy exit off I-95. Getting to the RV park is, however, painful due to the location of the park off the exit, right next to a large outlet mall. It's nice to have shopping so close but trying to cut across three lanes was...challenging. With the exception of getting to the park, the park itself it clean, the people are incredibly nice and, while it was under construction (updating) while we were there, they have bath facilities. It's good to see a park updating their facilities, and providing portable (nice RV portable) options while they finished construction. That said, the main negative for us, as a traveling family with children, was the lack of on site things to do. There were a couple swings but that was generally the extent of playground available. There is no pool as well, so it really leaves limited options for staying onsite. Luckily the park is only 20 minutes from St. Augustine, America's oldest city, with tons to do, providing you the opportunity to get out and enjoy the area. Overall we'd definitely stay again, especially for those full timers using SBI for mail (Green Cove Springs is only 25 minutes away), but only for short term stays. Weekly Rates: Yes WIFI: Yes, 6 Mbps down, 1 Mbps up Cable TV: Yes Receive Mail: Yes Full Hookups: Yes Fire Pits onsite: No

Neat, organized, friendly, spacious. Level sites, full hook ups. Most sites are pull thru, but we got last one available so an easy back in. A bit busy intersection at I 95, look at a map. But once you turn onto road to campground the rest of the world is 2 miles away ; )

Super location right of 95. Family owned property we learned. Most sites are pull through. Nice spacing. Newly renovated bathhouse and laundry. They are air conditioned. Staff very helpful and friendly. Would highly recommend. Most campers seemed to leave after a day or two. We may winter here sometime.

This is the first location we have stayed with our travel trailer. Our site was a back in but super easy to get into. Site was level and spacious. Grounds are well kept and people and employees are friendly. Bath house was newly remodeled. The only things my kids did not like was they do not have a pool. We would definitely stay here again and is great base location for vacationing.

We stayed two nights and would definitely stay again. Sites were clean, quiet, pull through and level for the most park. We stayed at site 33 and our rig has our water hookups towards the front, so we had to use two water hoses. Good amount of cable channels, good wifi and good cell service with AT&T. Staff were extremely friendly and helpful. They do have propane on site but only available M-F 8-5 I believe, not on the weekends. Fortunately there is a Gander 5 minutes away the refills tanks.

Conveniently off of I-95, this campground can accommodate some very large rigs. Most sites were pull-through with full hookups on packed gravel. Some had concrete pads for a patio with picnic tables. The bathhouse/laundry facilities were immaculate. There was a dog park, an area for outdoor activities such as badminton and horseshoes. The office had a small library and the staff were very helpful. Cable and (limited) WiFi were included. With it so close to the interstate there was noise, but not unbearable. There was no pool and really no where to walk or ride bikes. A great place to camp and visit St. Augustine or stop for the night.

We stayed here for 18 days over the winter in order to visit family. While it was convenient for those purposes, and it is a decent campground, overall, it's extremely expensive. (We paid less because I'd booked the site before their most recent price increase. Current rates for their cheapest sites are $56 daily/ $329 weekly) Like most commercial RV parks, sites are lined up one next to another. The spacing between sites isn't terrible and the sites are angled, so that helps, but there isn't much in the way of vegetation to make the sites feel private. All in all, it's OK, but not great. This is a good location for checking out St. Augustine. Right up the street from the campground is a large commercial area where you can find all your necessities. St. Augustine's historic district is about 15 or 20 minutes away, and Anastasia State Park and the beach are about 20 to 25 minutes away. All in all, the campground is in a decent location. Honestly, if not for the price, we'd wholeheartedly recommend this place, but at some point, the price just gets absurd. $56 per night for a standard commercial parking space, 15 or 20 minutes from the historic downtown area is just really high, especially when you can stay at beautiful Anastasia State Park, which is right on the beach and closer to downtown, for about half the price (albeit with W/E sites only).

Good size sites with newer laundry and nice bath house. Close to all Saint Augustine amenities. Dog park, small playground and nice staff. Would give 5 stars if it had more amenities. It had all we needed, but wifi was inconsistent.

We stayed two and a half months during covid May 16 to August 1. We’ve stayed at this campground a few times when we’ve visited St. Augustine and it’s a great spot with fast cell service with Verizon and AT&T not too far from the beach and town (about twenty minutes). The campground is near the outlet mall and about ten minutes from the closest Publix. The laundromat is always clean and they make sure the grounds look nice. Our rate is based on the monthly fee, so it is much less than nightly or weekly camping. We will continue to come back to this spot when we visit St. Augustine. We prefer state parks if we can snag a spot, but this is a great RV park if there isn’t any state park availability and it was a wonderful place to stay for a couple months. Bonus- the campground has wifi that was actually decent, not for streaming, but sufficient to update apps and check emails.

Gravel roads and sites, large sites, well maintained, decent internet. Quiet

Quiet campground with plenty of space between sites. Bathrooms were very clean.

Sites are a bit close together, however plenty long especially for the big rigs and there vehicles. Some highway noise but not too loud. Overall the campground was quiet. Bathrooms are vert clean and modern, hot showers… WiFi and cable worked great, Dog friendly camp ground with a small dog park where dogs can play. Staff very helpful and accommodating, would definitely stay here again!

We stayed here for three nights while touring Saint Augustine. Asked for a specific site and they honored our request. Site 30, a pull thru, was gravel and level - tow vehicle (truck) had to be disconnected and parked at an angle. The utilities and sewer were all at the rear of the site - used two lengths of sewer hose to reach the connection. Laundry room was clean, washer and dryer were $2.75 per load. Didn't use the restroom or showers. Some road noise and sirens but not bad. Dog run at front entrance. Friendly folks. Would definitely come here again.

We only stayed for a couple of days. The service was nice but not exceptional. Most sites are pull-through and somewhat level on gravel. Our site (23) was a bit of a climb to get on and very uneven, luckily we did not unhitch we felt a little nervous about it because of the leaning on the sides and on the back. The utilities were fine. The bathrooms and laundry were clean and nice. The sites are relatively close together but we had a really nice neighbor. The interior roads are narrow and we were a bit nervous about leaving but managed okay. Even though there were some big rigs in the park, it's a somewhat tight park for big rigs. Fine for small rigs. We are 50' total with tow and trailer. It's a decent park.