Little Talbot Island Campgrounds

Canopied by ancient oaks and bordered by pristine tidal marshes, the Little Talbot Island Campground on Florida’s northeast coast offers a rare blend of seclusion, natural beauty, and coastal adventure. Nestled within one of the state’s last undeveloped barrier islands, it boasts direct access to five miles of white sandy beaches, lush maritime forests, and active tidal creeks teeming with wildlife.

The 40 campsites are sheltered within a maritime hammock, each outfitted with water and 20/30-amp electric hookups, fire rings, and picnic tables. RVs are limited to 30 feet due to narrow, unpaved roads, while tent campers enjoy the intimate, shaded ambiance. Well-maintained bathhouses, laundry facilities, and a dump station ensure comfort without compromising the rustic charm. The campground's location, steps from Myrtle Creek’s kayak launch and a short hike to scenic coastal trails, creates an ideal base for paddlers, hikers, and beach lovers alike.

Situated just 30 minutes from downtown Jacksonville, this tranquil retreat feels worlds away, surrounded by the preserved beauty of Little Talbot Island State Park. Nearby, opportunities abound for birdwatching, cycling the Timucuan Trail, and even exploring Big Talbot Island’s iconic driftwood-strewn shoreline. Little Talbot Island Campground is perfect for weekend escapes and extended stays for those seeking a harmonious balance of accessibility and immersive nature.