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Price
Varies
Booking
Reservable
Sites
67 campsites
Season
Year-round
Cell
No Service
Pets
Pets Allowed
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108 Rodman Dam Road, Palatka FL 32177
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Learn more about alerts →Hikers, birders, and equestrians who want Florida scrub-jay habitat and genuine solitude. Fall weekdays are the sweet spot: manageable heat, migrating birds, and a better shot at the small parking lot. Potable water is on-site, but pack extra, those sandy hills burn through it fa
Anyone expecting developed facilities will be disappointed: no showers, no flush toilets, no hookups, and a primitive setup throughout. Summer heat plus no shade plus deep sand is a genuinely miserable combination, and a nearby shooting range occasionally breaks the quiet.
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Spring and fall offer the sweet spot for island camping, with comfortable temperatures and spectacular bird migrations painting the skies. Summer brings intense heat and humidity that true adventurers embrace, while winter's cooler air and chilly water temperatures appeal to those seeking solitude over swimming. Whatever season calls to you, keep a weather eye on hurricane season from June through November—Mother Nature commands respect on these exposed barrier islands.
Fall described as a 'sweet spot' with comfortable temps and spectacular bird migrations.
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Boat-in, primitive camping is allowed on the very north end of Anclote Key. A single composting/compostable toilet is available near the primitive camping zone; picnic tables, grills, and a pavilion are located in the main day‑use/lighthouse area. There is no potable water on the island, no developed campsites, and no electrical or utility hookups; campers must pack in/pack out all supplies and trash.
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