Bunnell lures RVers with dirt-cheap access to Bull Creek's bass fishing and Flagler Beach's crashing waves just ten minutes north. Six parks cluster here, starting at $28 a night. Base your rig in this Flagler County seat to chase Daytona Speedway thrills or kayak the Intracoastal Waterway without breaking the bank.
Bunnell claims the title of Flagler County's seat, where the old courthouse on Moore Street whispers pioneer tales. Drivers cruise US 1 past antique shops and dive bars. Anglers launch from Bull Creek Wildlife Management Area into bass-rich waters. Beachgoers hit Flagler Beach State Park for dune walks and surf casting. Hikers trek Washington Oaks Gardens State Park's live oaks draped in Spanish moss, five miles south.
Royal Palms RV Resort tempts upscale campers from $64 nightly with polished sites. Pine and Palm RV Park delivers WiFi for remote workers at $67. Families flock to Holiday Travel Park: pool splashes, showers, WiFi, 50-amp power from $48. Budget fishers snag Bull Creek Fish Camp at $31. Groups book Bull Creek Campground and Marina, where showers, 50-amp, dump station, and group sites run $28 to $35.
Bunnell serves as Flagler County's rural seat with a historic courthouse on Moore Street. Anglers chase bass in Bull Creek Wildlife Management Area. Beach lovers drive ten minutes to Flagler Beach State Park's dunes and surf, while day-trippers hit Daytona Speedway 30 minutes south for racing action.
Six parks list on rvparksnear.me: Royal Palms RV Resort, Pine and Palm RV Park, Holiday Travel Park, Bull Creek Fish Camp, and Bull Creek Campground and Marina. Most cluster along US 1 or Bull Creek for easy I-95 access. Expect waterfront views, WiFi at some, and rates from $28.
Yes, Holiday Travel Park and Bull Creek Campground and Marina offer 50-amp service. Holiday pairs it with a pool, showers, and WiFi from $48 nightly. Bull Creek adds group sites and a dump station for $28 to $35, ideal for longer power-hungry stays near fishing spots.
