Ocean Grove RV Resort - St. Augustine

Good location not far from historic St. Augustine which is what we wanted. The sunsets were beautiful. Tried to attend the Trivia but decided against it when we saw it was packed with folks not practicing social distancing nor wearing masks. Paid for a Premium Marsh View site that should be categorized as a regular pull-in site.

This park has a nice pool, spa, restaurant with live music and bar. Our stay was quiet. You also get a picnic table, but no fire pit. There’s a public laundry and bathroom. I don’t believe it’s worth $100/night, but it was pleasant.

We stayed at Ocean Grove RV Resort for 30 days (Jan 16-February 16) to take advantage of the monthly rate. We found a cancellation and ended up on site J111 which backs up to the saltwater marsh. The sunsets here are amazing! You can easily walk a half mile to the Atlantic Ocean’s white sand beaches! The sites have full-hookups (electric, water, sewer). Being monthly, we had to pay for electric - ended up being $49. The site was very level and had a cement pad with cobblestones for parking your vehicle. The site offered analog cable, but the channels were fuzzy and everything they tried didn’t make it better. Instead, we just used the 30 OTA (over the air) TV channels. AT&T signals were excellent with full strength 5G (both up and down speeds = excellent). They have limited WiFi and we chose to use our hot spot instead for streaming. They have an onsite restaurant (Ebb Tide) which serves excellent bar food. They also maintain the onsite pool and hot tub. You are close to everything: 1 mile from Publix, half mile from Walgreens, and 7 miles from downtown old St. Augustine, which has many things to do and see! Harry’s Restaurant has the best food! We liked this campground so much that we were able to find another month that was available for March! Highly recommend!

Relaxing, quiet place near beach. Small diner with live music by large pool. Friendly folks. Beautiful sunsets by dock.

It is definitely not what the website looks like. It is an old park with many residents that it looks more like a trailer park then an rv park. Bathrooms need updating and better cleaning. There is a big pool and a restaurant/bar which was nice. Free unsecured WiFi and it is gated.

We stayed a month in this beach park and enjoyed the great amenities and activities it offered. All sites are paved and wide and big rig friendly. Well kept, no junky park models, excellent maintenance crews working hard everyday. Wi Fi not too bad, was better during the week when less crowded. Big pool with restaurant and bar with live music. It gets very busy as it is open to the public with membership. Would like to see a few campers only days, and some adult only swim hours. Quite a walk to the beach so we went down to Crescent beach 3 miles away with free parking. Can drive on the beach with 4wd and pay to park. Rates are a little high but pretty much the same all over St.Augustine since it is so close to the beach. We definitely will return.

One of our new favorite campgrounds because the park has everything - fishing & boating dock, great pool with a lively bar and restaurant (even good live music on the weekends), a great mix of shady and sunny spots all about twice as wide as we're used to at most RV parks. The other visitors were all friendly and considerate, the park staff maintains the sites and parks very well without having a heavy 'pargo patrol feel', there are lots of well behaved dogs and even a turtle pond where you can buy food to feed about a dozen of them that's located right next to a nice and shady fenced dog run. It takes about 15 minutes to drive into downtown Saint Augustine, but it's easy to walk or bike to the nearby beaches and nature trails too. Grocery stores, drug stores and restaurants are all within walking and biking distance too. Oh, the there is a huge fire pit that is always fully stocked with free wood and it's super fun to start a blaze and make s'mores and new friends too. Final bonus - the wifi is usually very fast... like with all parks, it slows down during peak usage times, but there is always some level available and a separate network by the pool that you can use as backup if you need to stay connected.

Very nice park. Very clean and very quiet. Stayed here for 4 nights. It appeared that most sites had very good pads, ours was a little uneven and the brick pavers had sunken in a few spots. We managed. Over all very good place to stay. Entrance and exit to A1A is a bit tough as there is no traffic light at the entrance but it’s manageable. Management is very nice.

We stayed here for 7 nights at the beginning of December 2022. We found the people and amenities to be on point. FHU in most sites and most are paved with either asphalt or pavers. The size of the sites was okay, I've seen worse. Our site had pavers but was not quite level (there were only a couple others similar with the level issue, that we saw) but our Auto level had no problem.
We were close to the back of the resort, near the dock, boat launch and the river. People were fishing, relaxing and also a great place to see the sunset. The main pool was heated but the kids pool was not. There is a hot tub as well. Plenty of activities throughout the week. To include exercise classes.
We had not stayed at a RV park with a bar and grill before. The food was pretty geed for bar food. The $3 drafts were a refreshing price and a decent variety to choose from. There was live music 2 nights a week and Karaoke another night.
This place is 1/4 mile from the beach and only 15 minute drive to St. Augustine. A beautiful city with lots to do, see and learn.
We enjoyed it enough that we booked the month of December next year.

I'm prejudiced against commercial RV parks. That's the truth of it. I would much rather use a federal, state, county, city park, or BLM land over just about any commercial property.

Like many commercial parks, spaces are tight here. You get to know your neighbor very well. Did I write that spaces are tight? Our sewage connection was about 4 feet from our neighbors picnic table. There are no traffic patterns that we were able to see, so look down the road before you pull out to leave with your rig, because if you meet another rig on your way out, there will be nashing of teeth as the roads are narrow.

There are several longer term quests during the winter with many Canadians and NY's who have been coming here for 20+ years.

This park looks to have a very nice heated pool, but we didn't use it. It does have a very good laundry facility with newer HE washers that we did use at $2.00 a load. I did join in with one other guest at the communal fire circle to play music. That was fun! It also has a pier at the end of the property where one might be able to launch their kayak or canoe into the Intracoastal Waterway, albeit, I would do it at high tide. You can smell the H2S from the tidal mud inside your rig during low tide if the wind is blowing from the west.

No recycling.