Tomoka State Park Campground

About

Located where the Tomoka River meets the Halifax River basin, Tomoka State Park Campground provides a peaceful retreat in a mature hardwood hammock near Ormond Beach, Florida. The campground's 100 sites occupy a shaded loop with hard-packed sand surfaces and natural foliage creating privacy between neighbors. Each site is equipped with a picnic table, grill, in-ground fire ring, and electric and water hookups. Three restroom facilities with hot showers serve the campground, two of which are ADA accessible. A dump station is located near the campground exit, and laundry facilities are available for registered campers. The Tomoka Outpost camp store provides snacks, camping supplies, and watercraft rentals with a relaxing riverfront atmosphere. The park offers excellent recreational opportunities including fishing, kayaking, and hiking. The area is rich in history as a former Timucuan village site and features the Fred Dana Marsh Museum. The maximum RV length is 34 feet, with at least one pull-through site available.

Directions

Located at 2099 North Beach Street in Ormond Beach. From I-95, take exit 268 (US-1/Ormond Beach) and head east on Granada Boulevard. Turn north on Beach Street and continue approximately 3 miles to the park entrance.