Astor hugs the St. Johns River in Florida, drawing anglers for trophy bass and boaters for endless waterways. Six RV parks in our directory line the shores and nearby woods. Camp here to wake up to misty dawns, launch your boat, and chase adventures in Ocala National Forest.
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Astor pulses with river life along the St. Johns, where bass fishermen cast from the shadow of the historic Astor Bridge. Airboat tours roar through Simpson Park Wildlife Area, just minutes away. Kayakers paddle Lake George, the river's widest point, while hikers tackle Ocala National Forest trails like the Yearling Trail, immortalized in Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings' tales.
RV parks anchor your stay amid this watery playground. Parramore's Fantastic Fish Camp & Family Resort suits families with WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and a dump station; rates start at $50/night. St. Johns River Campground welcomes pets alongside showers, 50-amp, and dump facilities from $35/night. Astor Landing Campground & Marina draws boaters with slips and sites from $32/night; Wildwood Campground adds WiFi for stay-connected campers; Parramore's Campground keeps it simple and central.
Astor shines for its St. Johns River fishing and boating. Anglers chase largemouth bass near the Astor Bridge, while airboat tours thrill in Simpson Park Wildlife Area. Ocala National Forest trails beckon hikers from this quiet river town of under 2,000 souls. Campers base here for easy access to Lake George's vast waters and raw Florida nature.
Six RV parks cluster near Astor: Parramore's Campground, Wildwood Campground, Parramore's Fantastic Fish Camp & Family Resort, St. Johns River Campground, and Astor Landing Campground & Marina. Most hug the St. Johns River for prime boating access. Amenities like WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, dump stations, and pet policies vary; rates start at $32/night.
Yes, St. Johns River Campground explicitly allows pets. This riverfront spot pairs pet welcomes with showers, 50-amp service, and a dump station from $35/night. Check individual park policies, as others like Parramore's may accommodate too; always confirm leash rules near wildlife areas.