Palm Coast lures RV travelers with its uncrowded Atlantic beaches and the serene Intracoastal Waterway. Fish from Flagler Beach piers or paddle through Princess Place Preserve mangroves. Four top RV parks anchor your trip here, delivering affordable sites from $20 a night amid coastal adventures and hidden trails.
Palm Coast stretches along Florida's northeast coast. White sands draw surfers to Flagler Beach. Ancient oaks shade paths at Washington Oaks Gardens State Park. Shoppers browse European Village's cobblestone streets and wine bars. Golfers attack Hammock Dunes' links, while kayakers launch from Bing's Landing on the Matanzas River.
Princess Place Preserve kicks off your stay with primitive sites from $20 nightly, ideal for nature lovers seeking riverfront calm. Cottages there add WiFi, showers, a dump station, and pet-friendly perks for families craving comfort. Palm Coast RV Park suits extended trips with showers, pets allowed, sewer, and water hookups. Groups claim Moody Campground at Princess Place, complete with showers, water hookups, and pet-friendly group sites for $20 to $25 per night.
Palm Coast stands out for its sugar-white beaches and Intracoastal Waterway adventures. Flagler Beach pulls surfers and anglers to its piers. Golfers chase birdies at Hammock Dunes while hikers explore 1,500 acres of Princess Place Preserve trails. European Village buzzes with markets and live music on weekends. This mix of coast, greens, and wild spaces makes it a hidden gem between Daytona and St. Augustine.
Find four solid options in our directory: Princess Place Preserve, Princess Place Preserve Cottages, Palm Coast RV Park, and Princess Place Preserve Moody Campground. These cluster near US 1 and Old Kings Road, minutes from beaches. Expect pet-friendly sites, showers, and hookups at most, with rates from $20 nightly.
Yes, three of four parks welcome pets: Princess Place Preserve Cottages, Palm Coast RV Park, and Moody Campground. Bring Fido to Cottages for WiFi and showers or Moody's group sites with water hookups. All enforce leash rules and cleanup to preserve the coastal vibe near Flagler Beach.
