Anastasia State Park Campground Drive-thru Site-by-Site

Looking to book a campsite in Anastasia State Park campground but still unsure of what you're getting when you look at those itty bitty photos on the booking website? Join us as we drive through the campground and look at every site. Some sites are crammed in with vehicles but you can still get a better idea of what each site looks like and its context in the campground.
Music in this episode is licensed through SoundStripe:
"Delta Rust" by Andy Ellison
"Early Riser" by Andy Ellison
"Away We Go" by Be Still the Earth
"Courage to Believe" by Joshua Spacht
"We Can Make it Together" by Joshua Spacht
Thank you to all of our subscribers! You're awesome.
0:00 - Intro
0:07 - Sea Bean Loop, Sites 1-17
2:30 - Queen Conch Loop, Sites 18-35
5:21 - Playground
5:36 - Shark Eye Loop, Sites 36-55
7:48 - Sand Dollar Camp Loop, Sites 56-70
10:46 - Sea Urchin Camp Loop, Sites 71-90
13:48 - Angel Wing Camp Loop, Sites 91-105
16:37 - Coquina Camp Loop, Sites 106-139
23:32 - Close

[@wanderlusttinyhousechick7192]

This was absolutely awesome! So fun watching this. And such a blessing! I was going nuts trying to find out what site to pick. The website wasn't any help, and I even called the Customer Service line on hold for 20 minutes until the woman got on the line and was no help what so ever. This video was so ON TIME! Thank you so much. I am staying here for a concert at the Ampitheatre coming up in Oct. So excited. Thanks again.

[@jonnithundaga]

Great video. Visiting this week for my girlfriend's first ever camping experience. People need more vids like this!!

[@lcsjourneyofdiscovery9049]

Thanks Jonni. You picked a great campground (and city location) for her first ever camping experience. Have fun! I'm sure you'll convert her to being a life-long lover of the campground experience!

[@karenrogers6149]

This is such a great video! Thanks Leo & Charlotte for going that extra mile & showing all the sites! It will be such a useful tool to all who plan to stay at Anastasia SP. Y’all are the greatest!

[@mikecampingforfun5226]

You guys did a great job showing the sites. Thank you so much.

[@ronaldwilson3348]

Thank you for an excellent review of the campsites. I especially appreciate that you go slowly and take full views of the sites. your commentary is also very helpful and through.

[@lcsjourneyofdiscovery9049]

Thanks for the kind comment, Ronald. We benefited from others doing this in other campgrounds, so we wanted to pay if forward for others. Glad you benefitted from it.

[@RonLuycx]

Nice job on the video! It helped me choose my site.

[@brendaemanuele9864]

Excellent video so much appreciated!! Thank you!

[@jjbrewer23]

Nicely done with the tour! BTW, you have sites 31 and 32 backwards. All of the odd numbered sites are on one side and the even numbered sites are on the other. 🙂

[@The_Good_Life_starts_today]

Thanks for the video folks, much appreciated! Safe travels!

[@lisawilson1556]

Thank you so much for this video! It was extremely helpful in booking a site there.

[@KTUBE1770]

Thank you for sharing!

[@dennischastain9622]

Thank you for this

[@fiestydame1]

Thanks for the site info😊

[@GetawayWheels]

Looks great guy! We’re staying at Collier Seminole State Park, next month. First time camping at a state park. We’re excited. We’ll be uploading a video when we go. Keep those adventures coming. We’re subscribing. Smooth roads and fast Wi-Fi 😂😂

[@DeAneMatthew]

Thank you! I'll be in 89 in Nov and so excited!

[@lcsjourneyofdiscovery9049]

November is the best time to be there, DeAne. And you’re in one of the best sites! Way to go!
-Leo and Charlotte

[@craigc6882]

I have really enjoyed your videos. Will you be making more?

[@cajinsavage6140]

Thanks guys! Wondering if there is a direct trail from the campgrounds to the beach? And if so, how long a walk is it?

[@lcsjourneyofdiscovery9049]

Hi Cajin. As far as we can remember, there's not a direct trail from the campground. You basically have to walk on the access road to the main road that goes to the beach. It's probably about a half mile to three-quarter mile walk, depending on how deep into the campground your site is located. Most people make the drive, likely because for most of the year it's very hot and there is virtually no shade along the walk. Others ride a bike or use the occasional golf cart.
That isn't to say there ISN'T a trail, but for the week we were there we never bumped into it. Nevertheless, it's a BEAUTIFUL campground and park and worth the effort you have to make to get to the beach.
Hope this helps!
--Leo and Charlotte