Georgetown, Florida, draws RV campers for its unbeatable St. Johns River bass fishing and lazy boat cruises. Six parks in our directory put you steps from Lake George and historic wooden sidewalks downtown. Camp here to hook trophy fish, launch kayaks, and escape crowded coasts at prices from $10 a night.
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Georgetown nestles along the St. Johns River in Putnam County, north Florida's quiet gem. Anglers chase largemouth bass at Lake Dexter, just minutes away by boat. Families paddle kayaks on Lake George or hike the Lake George Conservation Area trails. Stroll the town's wooden sidewalks past clapboard homes, then catch the annual Fall Festival with bluegrass music and crafts. Airboat tours roar through nearby swamps teeming with gators.
RV parks here match every style of traveler. Port Cove RV Park and Marina welcomes boat owners and pet lovers with showers, WiFi, and sewer hookups at $76 nightly. Rivers Edge RV Park fits big rigs with 50-amp power, showers, and a dump station for $63. Budget hunters grab SoFlow Vdub Ranch sites with 30- and 50-amp at $10 to $40. Families crowd into Lake George Conservation Area for pet-friendly group sites and campfires. Georgetown Marina, Lodge & RV Park delivers cheap 30- and 50-amp basics from $31.
Georgetown stands out for world-class bass fishing on the St. Johns River and Lake Dexter. Kayakers launch from Lake George, while airboat tours reveal swamp wildlife nearby. The town's historic wooden sidewalks and Fall Festival add small-town charm to river adventures. RV parks position you perfectly for these pursuits.
Find six RV parks near Georgetown: Port Cove RV Park and Marina, Rivers Edge RV Park, Georgetown Marina Lodge & RV Park, SoFlow Vdub Ranch, and Lake George Conservation Area. Most hug the St. Johns River with WiFi, showers, and hookups from 30-amp to 50-amp. Prices range $10 to $76 nightly, suiting boats, big rigs, or tents.
Yes, several RV parks in Georgetown welcome pets. Port Cove RV Park and Marina allows dogs with showers and sewer hookups. Lake George Conservation Area offers pet-friendly group sites and campfires. Rivers Edge RV Park suits furry friends too, alongside 50-amp power and a dump station.