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Free camping near Port St. John, FL

21 camps: 21 free

Within 25 straight-line miles of Port St. John, FL there are 21 camps: 21 free. The closest is Seminole Ranch Conservation Area primitive campsite, 12 miles north-west of town. The closest one our audit calls free is Seminole Ranch Conservation Area primitive campsite, 12 miles out.

Who manages them: 18 on St. Johns River WMD; 3 on the Forest Service.

All 21, closest first.
CampMilesCostWaterNearest townSeason today
Seminole Ranch Conservation Area primitive campsite12Free0.8 mi to Christmas
Deepwater Campsite (River Lakes Conservation Area)13Free5.2 mi to Rockledge
Buzzard's Roost Camp (River Lakes Conservation Area)13Free
Pontoon Camp (River Lakes Conservation Area)13Free5.9 mi to Rockledge
Mallow Point Camp (River Lakes Conservation Area)13Free
Seminole Ranch Conservation Area group site with shelter13FreeSaint Johns River (river)3.9 mi to Southmere
Fern Camp14FreeLake Searcy (water)3.5 mi to Christmas
Palms Camp (River Lakes Conservation Area)15Free8.2 mi to Rockledge
Highwater Camp (River Lakes Conservation Area)15Free
County Line Camp16Free5.1 mi to Christmas
Lake Poinsett Camp (River Lakes Conservation Area)16Free9.3 mi to Rockledge
Buck Lake Conservation Area primitive campsite16Free
Buck Lake Conservation Area group campsite17Free0.9 mi to Southmere
Joshua Camp17Free4.5 mi to Lake Pickett
Spike Camp (River Lakes Conservation Area)17Free
Winder Mound (River Lakes Conservation Area)17Free10 mi to Rockledge
Persimmon Mound Camp (River Lakes Conservation Area)18Free9.9 mi to Rockledge
Wolf's Head Camp (River Lakes Conservation Area)18Free11 mi to Rockledge
Hal Scott Regional Preserve and Park group site with shelter18Free
Hal Scott Regional Preserve and Park primitive campsite19Free
Hal Scott Regional Preserve and Park primitive campsite19Free
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Every distance on this page is a straight line from Port St. John, FL, not a driving distance — a camp four miles out across a canyon can be an hour of road. Cost is the audited three-state verdict on each camp's own record: free, fee, or unpriced where we could not confirm a price. A blank column is a gap in the record, not a statement that the thing is absent. Camps come from state and federal agency records, not from a visit, except the ones marked. Seasons, permits and fire rules change: confirm with the managing office before you go. Found a fee where we show free? Tell us on the contact page.