RV Rentals near St. Johns, FL

Midway between Jacksonville and St. Augustine, St. Johns, Florida has state park and Clay County camping a short drive in either direction.

What Camping Lies Either Side of St. Johns?

Nothing in the community, but parks lie a short run north, west and south.

The community itself is residential and retail, so camping means a short drive out in one of three directions.

Faver-Dykes State Park: South toward St. Augustine beside Pellicer Creek, thirty hammock pads carrying both hookups plus a waste point, nothing over roughly 35 feet.

Anastasia State Park: Coastal ground southeast of here at St. Augustine, 139 pads wired and plumbed, 38 feet maximum. Book well ahead.

Clay County Fair RV Park: West over the river at Green Cove Springs, complete connections on back-in sites with 20, 30 or 50 amp service.

Whitey's Fish Camp RV Park: Further west again, electric served pads at a Fleming Island fish camp fronting Doctors Lake.

Openings move quickly at the coastal parks, so reserve and then reconfirm nearer the date.

Want a hand picking between a hammock site and a coastal one? Contact the Jacksonville RV Rentals team.

Search RVs
Search RVs

What Is Worth Visiting Around St. Johns?

St. Johns is a residential and retail community rather than a visitor destination, so a stay here is really about position: Jacksonville is twenty minutes north, St. Augustine twenty minutes south, and the coast is easy in either direction. Locally there is a large county sports park and an open air retail center. Those last entries below lie in adjoining communities, labeled with their true locations.

Julington Creek Plantation Park - county fields, courts and playground
The Pavilion at Durbin Park - open air retail center off the highway
Trout Creek Park - boat ramp and nature boardwalk near St. Augustine
Alpine Groves Park - riverside grove trails north at Switzerland
Faver-Dykes State Park - creek paddling south toward St. Augustine
Search RVs
Search RVs

Which RV Works From a St. Johns Base?

Jacksonville RV Rentals keeps Class A coaches, Class C motorhomes, Class B camper vans, small travel trailers and large bunkhouse trailers, with longer arrangements available. Openings change through the season. The appeal of basing here is the position rather than the place, so pick a rig you are content to drive twenty minutes in either direction most days. Roads are wide and modern throughout, with interstate access close by, which makes this one of the easier corners of the region for a long coach. Length limits at the two state parks south are what will actually constrain you, at 35 and 38 feet. Ask the team what is free over your window.

Search RVs
Search RVs

FAQ Section

Does St. Johns have camping of its own?

Where does a St. Johns rental begin?

Is this a good base for both cities?

Are the roads easy for a long rig?

Testimonials

What Our Renters Say

4.9/5 (86+ Reviews)
5/5

We had the most incredible experience with Jacksonville RV Rentals! My family drove through 17 states - from Florida all the way up to New England and back - and their RV was perfect for us!!

Liana M.
Atlantic Beach, FL
5/5

Amazing experience. Great customer service and all around top notch people. Our RV was clean and worked perfectly. We will definitely rent here again.

Sam R.
Orange Park, FL
5/5

I can't brag enough about this company! Traveled from Jacksonville Florida to the Blue Ridge Mountains for a music event. I won't rent from anyone else now! Highly recommend!

Amanda S.
Brunswick, GA
5/5

Rented twice from Erika. Two different sizes. Easy pickup and got a quick lesson as a 1st timer! 1st trip was for a music festival with my daughter and a friend, perfect size.
2nd trip was just me a Joey (dog). Planning my 3rd and 4th trips!

Eric V.
Charlotte, NC