RV Rentals for St. Augustine Nights of Lights

Almost everything else on this calendar is a fixed weekend you either make or miss. This one runs for two months, and that changes how you should approach it:

• Admission costs nothing on any night, so the money goes on the site and the unit rather than on tickets
• The lights stay on through Martin Luther King Jr. weekend in January, which is well past the point most people assume a holiday display ends
• Early December and the first half of January are quiet; the fortnight around Christmas is not
• It is a walking display, so the drive is to the campsite rather than through the lights
• North Florida in December is cool after dark, which makes working heat worth more than air conditioning for once

For a family taking a week, Cloud sleeps ten at $110 a night and Tibbs eight at the same. The cheapest eight-berth we run is Deja Vu, a 2025 unit at $95. For a pair who would rather drive than tow, Rolly Polly is a camper van sleeping four at $190. Compare the large bunkhouse travel trailer and small travel trailer pages, then pick dates on the Jacksonville RV Rentals booking page.

Anastasia State Park is the straightforward answer. It sits across the Bridge of Lions from the historic district, close enough that the lights are a short run or a trolley ride, and it publishes its rates plainly: twenty eight dollars a night plus tax, a seven dollar nightly utility fee covering water, electricity and sewer, and a nonrefundable six dollar seventy reservation fee. It states no RV length limit.

The order of operations is the usual one and it matters more over a holiday season than it does for a weekend. Hold the site first. Then tell us the park, the site number and your arrival day, and we deliver the unit, level it, connect what the site provides and run the walkthrough before your first evening.

One thing we will not do is guess at parking inside the historic district for an oversized vehicle. The city publishes nothing that covers it and the street pattern answers the question on its own. Leave the unit where it sleeps. For a group who want somewhere to sit rather than only somewhere to sleep, a Class C motorhome earns its keep on a cold evening. Send us your dates and we will have it ready.