St. Augustine Beach KOA
- 525 West Pope Road
- St Augustine, FL 32080
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Directions
I-95 Exit 311, north on SR 207 (3 miles). Make a right on SR 312 and follow 4 miles to A1A. Make a right on A1A, go 1 block and make a right on Pope Road to campground on immediate left.
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KOA Kamp Green Recognition
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You're well-situated to explore the historic city of St. Augustine from this campground on Anastasia Island.
You're well-situated to explore the historic city of St. Augustine from this campground on Anastasia Island. Visit the Fountain of Youth park (known as the site where Ponce de Leon landed in 1513), the St. Augustine Lighthouse and Museum and the Lightner Museum-filled with artifacts from America's "Gilded Age." Anglers can cast for snapper, grouper, amberjack and other tasty fish on a deep-sea charter or from the pier that's just a mile away. From your Kamping Kabin, RV site or tent site, take a 3/4-mile walk to the ocean or enjoy on-site amenities, including a pool, fishing pond and paddleboats.
Meet Your Hosts
When they left their careers and became campground owners in 1997, Ed and Jennifer Ross really weren't that far off from their original career path. Jennifer worked for the national park services, while Ed was in active duty in the Navy. "It was no big switch," Jennifer said.
Jennifer's parents purchased the St. Augustine KOA in 1995, and for two years the young couple would leave work every Friday afternoon in New York and drive straight through to Florida to help her parents in the campground. After working the weekend, they would get in their car late Sunday night and drive back to New York just in time to go to work. "We learned how to run the business," she said.
Their sacrifice paid off when two years later Jennifer's parents bought another KOA campground, and Ed and Jennifer took ownership of the St. Augustine Beach KOA.
Jennifer grew up camping when her parents bought an RV when she was five years old. "I've never been without one since," she said.
Jennifer said the couple has worked hard to make improvements to the campground but feels their staff's friendliness is the best part of the campground business. "They make people feel as comfortable and happy as possible," she said. "We offer as much as we can."
In their spare time they enjoy traveling, and Ed is a golfer and scuba diver, while Jennifer enjoys rubber art stamping.
Campground Amenities
- Picnic Tables
- Convenience Store
- Paddle Boats
- Tether Ball
- Game Room
- BBQ/Fire Grills
- Gift Shop
- Banana Bikes
- Horseshoe Pitch
- Laundry Facilities
- Planned Activities Available
- Playground
- Bocce
Campground Activities
The following are activities provided to our KOA customers by our local business partners:
Old Town Trolley Tours
Tickets sold at our front desk
Free Transportation provided
www.historictours.com
Ghosts & Gravestones Night Tour
Ticket sold at our front desk
Do you dare board the.....TROLLEY OF THE DOOMED?
www.ghostsandgravestones.com
Ripley's Sightseeing Trains
Tickets sold at our front desk
Free Transportation provided
www.sightseeingtrains.com
The Pirate Ship Black Raven
Live Pirate Show
Discounted tickets available to KOA Guests
Ask for details at our front desk
www.Blackravenadventures.com
Dolphin Conservation Center Marineland
Discounted admission available to KOA Guests
Ask for details at our front desk
www.marineland.net
Local Attractions
Castillo de San Marcos National Monument
The fort is the oldest & largest stone fort in the continental US. It was built by the Spanish during 1672 - 1695 with blocks of coquina. Castillo de San Marcos is located on the waterfront at One South Castillo Drive. Open daily except Christmas Day. The hours are 8:45 a.m. - 4:45 p.m.
Flagler College Tours
Tour the former Hotel Ponce de Leon, a luxury resort for the rich and famous, built by Henry Flagler in 1887. This resort was famous for Tiffany Windows, artwork and architecture, and is now home of Flagler College. Guided tours run daily. 74 King Street. For tour information, call 904-819-6400. www.flagler.edu
Fort Matanzas National Monument
This Spanish outpost fort was built in 1740 - 1742 to guard the Matanzas Inlet and to warn St. Augustine of British or other enemies approaching from the south. The monument is located 14 miles south of St. Augustine on A1A.
Fort Mose
Located about 2 miles north of Castillo de San Marcos, just off US 1 Fort Mose is the first free African Settlement to exist in the United States.
Fountain of Youth
It was here on the site of the ancient Indian village of Seloy that on April 3, 1513, Ponce de Leon came ashore to record the first moment of our nation's history, the discovery of the continent of North America. Explore 15 acres and 500 years of history among the oaks and magnolias. www.fountainofyouthflorida.com
Government House Museum
Located in the center of St. Augustine in the Historic Downtown Plaza, this museum explores Historic St. Augustine's History from early native settlement to Flagler's Golden Era. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily at 48 King Street.
Lightner Museum
The former Alcazar Hotel, constructed in 1888, the museum is part of Henry Flagler's legacy of Florida hotels. Included in the museum's collection are Victorian period memorabilia, stained-glass art by Louis Tiffany, paintings, sculpture, furniture and more. The museum is located at 75 King Street, in the City Hall building. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. www.lightnermuseum.org
Mission of Nombre de Dios and Our Lady of La Leche Shrine
This ancient mission was where the first Mass was offered in America's First City over 400 years ago. On these sacred grounds find Our Lady of La Leche Shrine, a 208 foot steel Great Cross, the Statue of Fr. Lopez and Shrine Gift Shop. The Shrine is located at 27 Ocean Avenue, just off San Marco.
The Oldest Wooden School House in the USA
This attraction is located just inside the City Gates at 14 St. George Street. The automated professor and students dressed in period clothing relate the school's history, explain the barter system, subjects studied, and use of the dunce cap. Open daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. www.oldestwoodenschoolhouse.com
Ripley's Believe It or Not
Witness mystical treasures, international oddities and exotic art forms that inspired the hit TV show. Located in a beautifully restored 1887 historic landmark, it is fun for the whole family. Here you'll find three floors of fascinating and amazing oddities. Located at 19 San Marco Avenue, call 904-824-1606. www.ripleys.com
St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park
This is a lushly landscaped zoo that has a rich 113 year history. It is the only zoo in the world to display all 23 species of crocodilians. Their exhibits include a KidZone playground, a quarter acre African Bird exhibit and Maximo, a 15'3" saltwater crocodile. www.alligatorfarm.com
Old Town Trolley Tours of St. Augustine
"See the Best First". The tour covers over 100 sights of interest and has 22 stops where you can hop on or off to sightsee, shop, or dine. Board the tour at the Old Jail located at 167 San Marco Avenue. Free Parking Available. Call 904-829-3800. www.historictours.com
Uptown San Marco
This unique area is about half a mile from historic downtown. Antique and art galleries, clothing and furniture shops line San Marco Avenue. You are welcome to browse the shops, especially on the last Saturday of each month when they host "Uptown Saturday Night". Stores and galleries remain open until 9:00 p.m.
Oasis Deck and Restaurant
This spacious family restaurant has a true Floridian feel, open and casual. They serve delicious breakfast, lunch, and dinner. A full bar is upstairs, and features live music nightly. Open daily from 6:00 a.m.- 1:00 a.m., happy hour Monday-Friday 4-7 p.m. Call 904-471-3424. www.worldfamousoasis.com
Outlet Shopping
Don't miss your chance to shop at St. Augustine Outlet Center. www.primeoutlets.com/


