Beachcomber Outdoor Resorts (AOR)

1 review

3455 Coastal Highway, St Augustine, FL 32084, USA
(904)824-9157

Part of the AOR campground membership network, this RV park is located on the Atlantic side of sunny Florida, just a short drive from historic St. Augustine. Beachcomber Outdoor Resort offers private access to a sandy Atlantic Ocean beach and a 1,000-ft. pier for fishing in the Intracoastal Waterway.

A weekday in St. Augustine is like a Sunday afternoon anywhere else. People are out and about, taking time for themselves, setting a pace that visitors long to take home with them.

Visitors may take a carriage ride through the historic community; survey the battlements of Fort Castillo de San Marcos (completed in 1665); explore ancient colonial buildings; and visit Ripleys Believe-It-Or-Not Museum, the Fountain of Youth Archeological Park, and more. St. Augustine also offers fishing charter boats and some of the finest restaurants in Florida.

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Phone: (904)824-9157

Max Amps: 30

Total Sites: 132

Camping Season: Year Round High-Use Seasonal Period: December 15 through April 15

tenting
store
swimming pool
fishing
lp gas
modem connection
pullthrus

sewer hookups
laundry
other swimming
rentals
pets
cable tv
lodging

dump station
recreation hall
boating
group area
phone hookups
slideouts
wi-fi

From I-95 exit at State Rd. 16, go eastbound 7 miles to St. Augustine. Continue on State Rd. 16 one block past U.S. Hwy. 1 to San Marco St. Turn right and go 1/2 mile to the second signal light (Hwy. A1A North). Turn left and cross bridge to signal light. Turn left. 1 mile to resort on left.

Phone campground for info; we stayed here under a Passport America affiliation which has since been withdrawn. Campground is private and may not accept non-member visitors during high-season.

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Member Since: November 20, 2012
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Summary:	Fills the bill
Date:	February 24, 2007

This is an aging private membership campground which seems marginally maintained. Interior roads consist of sandy dirt and are are rough. Sites are grass and not level. Sites close together and it appears that there are many people living here. Several pull thru's available. There is no hint that you are near the ocean from inside the park. Our site was exceptionally nice-just a few sites south of the pool. The clubhouse was falling apart--dark, barely furnished and musty-it had a single SLOW phone line for internet access and a well-stocked brochure cabinet. The ocean deck was partially unavailable due to repairs. Stayed here under Passport America which increased the price-value relationship. The most desirable attribute of the park is its location near St. Augustine. Would stay here again ONLY under a PA affiliation.