Faver-Dykes State Park

St. Augustine, FL

4.4(713 reviews)

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About this campground

Faver-Dykes State Park in St. Augustine Florida this tranquil park borders Pellicer Creek as it winds along Florida's east coast highways down to the Matanzas River. 30 campsites located in a shady hardwood hammock with natural vegetation buffers located between most of the sites.

What campers say

Faver-Dykes State Park offers quiet, scenic camping and water access just outside St. Augustine. The compact campground has mostly roomy, gravel sites with water and electric hookups, a dump station, private-feeling sites, clean restrooms and showers, and a noticeable ranger presence. Trails and sandy roads link picnic pavilions, fishing piers with cleaning stations, and multiple boat/kayak launches along Pellicer Creek, where you may see turtles, birds and occasional manatees; alligators are present, so avoid swimming and stay on trails. Expect well-maintained but sometimes rough sandy roads; bathhouses can be drafty and showers slow in cooler weather.

Our summary of 712 traveler reviews.

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Electric

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State Park
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Water

713 reviews

1 of them was written on CampgroundViews.

judyuhlin

January 31, 2022

We stayed at Faver-Dykes because we couldn't find reservations closer to St. Augustine for the Christmas holidays. This park is about a 20 minute drive into St. Augustine, and it was fine for a second choice. Faver-Dykes is a smaller Florida state park with only 30 sites, all water and electric. They have a dump and restrooms with showers. There's a 1-1/2 mile long drive into the campground on a dirt road that was full of ruts and pot-holes. We were told the road would be resurfaced the following day but it never was. All the sites are shady, wooded and private with lots of wooded space between sites but some are tight to get into because of trees. There's a boat and kayak launch that leads to Pelletier Creek for saltwater and fresh water fishing, kayak rentals, tables and fire rings at all sites, some have grills. A community campfire circle and 2 covered pavilions. A primitive youth camp for up to 100 people. Lots of nature trails.

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