Hobe Sound captivates RV travelers with wild Loxahatchee River kayaking and pristine Jupiter Island beaches. Six RV parks anchor your stay here, from primitive sites to full-hookup havens. Camp now to hike ancient dunes in Jonathan Dickinson State Park or fish the Indian River Lagoon.
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Hobe Sound hugs the Atlantic coast in Martin County, Florida. Jonathan Dickinson State Park dominates with 11,500 acres of pine flatwoods, cypress swamps, and the historic Trapper Nelson's camp. Kayak the wild Loxahatchee River, the nation's southernmost canoeable river. Spot manatees at Hobe Sound Beach Park or bike the Savannahs Preserve State Park trails. The village buzzes with the Hobe Sound Fine Art & Music Festival each spring.
Pine Grove Campground suits families with 50-amp hookups, showers, and a dump station at $26 per night. River Campground welcomes groups and pets, offering sites from $26 to $95 with full power. Budget adventurers claim Scrub Jay Primitive Campground spots starting at $10, fires crackling under the stars. Floridays RV Park draws snowbirds with WiFi and rates from $46 nightly. Jonathan Dickinson's main park rounds out options from $28, blending nature with convenience.
Hobe Sound stands out for Jonathan Dickinson State Park and uncrowded Atlantic beaches. The park spans 11,500 acres with canoe trails on the Loxahatchee River and Trapper Nelson's historic trading post. Hobe Sound Beach Park draws locals for free entry, picnics, and manatee spotting year-round. Art lovers hit the spring Fine Art & Music Festival amid these natural gems.
Six RV parks cluster near Hobe Sound, led by Jonathan Dickinson State Park options like Pine Grove, River, and Scrub Jay. Pine Grove delivers 50-amp hookups and showers at $26 nightly; River suits groups and pets up to $95. Floridays RV Park adds WiFi from $46. All sit minutes from U.S. 1 and A1A for easy access.
Yes, River Campground in Jonathan Dickinson State Park welcomes pets with 50-amp sites from $26 to $95. This group-friendly spot overlooks the Loxahatchee River, perfect for leashed walks on trails. Check park rules for limits; most state park sites allow pets on leads under six feet.