St. Augustine Beach KOA

We are new to traveling with a trailer and staying in campgrounds, but we were satisfied here. There is some road noise from A1A, but not has bad as some other places we’ve stayed, the lake is attractive and the sites are modest. We had to change locations to get our satellite to work as the cable connection on our new travel trailer has a problem. One of the maintenance staff here helped us to figure out what was wrong. Another poster mentioned everything was out of order, we didn’t find that to be the case… in fact, the maintenance folk were in ready evidence taking care of things that required fixing. One even gave us a ride back to our trailer with our full propane tank so we wouldn’t have to carry it! I’d come back.

A solid throwback campground to yesteryear.
It’s close to the forts, museums, beaches and restaurants. The showers are clean, the pool was awesome and I loved all the mercedez and audis staying at the campground.
High class camping.
Could be better, hence the 3 Stars.

There’s nothing to write home about. Washers and dryers out of service, the pictures on their site are definitely better looking then in person and for 75.00 so not impressed when I checked in the girl was not friendly at all. Other staff members were very nice but a simple hello would do the trick

This was our 50^th RV Campground since we started our trip nearly 9 months ago. I was looking forward to visiting St Augustine thanks to some friends recommendations and of course, it is the oldest city in North America.
Our stay at the KOA was very disappointing from the moment I pulled into the campground. Our nightly rate of $ 67 was the most we had spent on our trip so far, so I was expecting some pizzazz. Instead, I was greeted by an unhappy employee who did not want to help me and a campground full of ‘Out of Order’ signs.
I paid a bit more for a ‘premium’ space, but the only thing premium was having a small ‘wooded’ area between you and other RV spaces. Our space was up front so we had lots of noise from the tour buses and other campers. Our picnic table and patio area was in disrepair. The space was very unleveled, there was at least a one-​foot elevation difference.
We had full hookups and surprisingly the WiFi was reliable (not enough for me to work on, but good enough for casual browsing). The cable TV worked, but the channels were limited (we did get two religious channels, including the infamous GOD TV).
The ‘play’ area was pathetic, run down, and dirty. The laundry room had 20% of the washers ‘Out of Order’ and two out of the three dryers were ‘Out of Order’ our visit. The game room looked sad; half the machines were ‘Out of Order’. It seemed you could not walk around the RV campground without seeing those three dreaded words, ‘Out of Order’.
The RV Campground is centrally located, you of course have to drive into the city but who would expect a RV Campground in a 500+ year old city? There were shops and food nearby.
At the end of the day, our stay was pleasant. I could not imagine coming here again though and paying nearly $ 70 a night. This is a $ 40 per night RV Campground, not a penny more.
Would I recommend this park? Not really. Would we come back? No.
Informational: We travel in a 36′ Class A RV.

Who wants to go glamping?
Cable flat screen TV, personal AC control in each of the three rooms, full sized refrigerator with freezer, microwave, gas grill, fire pit, picnic table, shower, kitchen essentials, linens and towels. Is there a better way to camp? I think not.
There is a small pond where most of the cabins sit, which adds a nice water feature. The place is 10 – 15 minutes from downtown St. Augustine, so you get the tourism without the hiked up hotel prices. There is a small convenience store on site, which provides all of your camping essentials including firewood. The pool is small and located right next to the highway, but I wasn’t there for swimming.
If I was a camping elitist I might be saddened by the highway in my back yard, but as far as having a *beautiful* cabin and affordable place to stay, this was great.

Check in after 6 and its the honor system. Got a cabin but the air wasnt turned on, at 8:30 pm it was 97 degrees inside and they knew we were coming. Pool is not all that nice, but it is central for attractions.