RV Rentals near Nocatee, FL

The preserve and paddle launch at Nocatee, Florida are open to everyone, but no camping is allowed, so renters base on the coast either side.

Why Is There No Camping in Nocatee Itself?

No camping in the community, so choose a coastal park north or south of it.

There is no camping of any kind here, including in the preserve, so base on the coast either side.

Anastasia State Park: Below here at St. Augustine, 139 pads on hookups for power and water, waste disposal free to campers, 38 feet the cap.

North Beach Camp Resort: Also below here, a family operation on the shore road above St. Augustine, complete hookups on shaded acres with surf one side and waterway the other.

Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park: Half an hour north in Jacksonville, a substantial tree covered site by the sand, with a store and laundry on site.

Faver-Dykes State Park: A good way south beside Pellicer Creek, thirty peaceful hammock pads with roughly 35 feet the ceiling.

Reserve early at the coastal parks and reconfirm, since they fill many months ahead.

Sorting out which park suits the rig and the route you have in mind? Contact the Jacksonville RV Rentals team.

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What Is Open to Visitors in Nocatee?

Nocatee is a planned residential community, and most of its recreation is reserved for people who live there. Two things are genuinely open to everyone: a preserve of around two thousand four hundred acres with unpaved trails for walking, riding and cycling, and a paddle launch giving non motorized access to the Tolomato River. Both are dawn to dusk with parking and restrooms. The rest of the list sits in neighboring communities.

Nocatee Preserve - public trails for walking, cycling and riding
Nocatee Paddle Launch - kayak and paddleboard access to the river
GTM Research Reserve center - free exhibits in Ponte Vedra Beach
Mickler's Landing - ocean beach park east in Ponte Vedra Beach
Guana River trails - marsh walking north in Ponte Vedra Beach
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Which RV Rental Fits a Nocatee Visit?

On offer from Jacksonville RV Rentals are Class C motorhomes, Class B camper vans, Class A coaches, small travel trailers and large bunkhouse trailers, with extended arrangements possible. Openings change as reservations land. Because there is nowhere to stay in the community, the trip is built around a coastal park north or south, both roughly half an hour away on good roads. Length is the thing to watch: the state parks cap at 35 and 38 feet, while the private park on the coast road takes larger rigs on full connections. Trailheads and the paddle launch have ordinary car parking rather than rig bays. Ask the team what fits.

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