Fort Clinch SP - Fernandina Beach Campground

Full Amenity List

• Programs
• Trails
• Star Gazing
• Beach Shower House
• Bbq Grill
• Fish Cleaning Station
• Electric Hook Ups
• Hospital
• Bike Trail
• Table
• Volleyball
• Church Services
• Picnic Area
• Gatehouse
• Scuba Store
• Swimming
• 9 Hole Golf Course
• Body Surfing
• Mountain Biking
• Baseball Field
• Group Grill
• Boat Slip Rentals
• Bike Riding
• Interpretive Trails
• Swings
• Hiking
• Resort
• Beach-Combing
• Visitors Center
• Group Fire Ring

Descriptions from Across the Web

• ... Fort Clinch State Park fishing pier is open again after the completion of structural repairs earlier this year. Camping sites are reservable on a year-round basis. Reservations can be made up to 11 months in advance. Park is open from ... more on ReserveAmerica.com

Directions

Fort Clinch State Park is located at 2601 Atlantic Ave (State Highway A1A) in Fernandina Beach, FL. From Interstate 95, exit at Exit 129 (Callahan/ Fernandina) and proceed east about 15 miles on Highway A1A. Turn right on Atlantic Avenue. The park entrance is about 2 miles ahead on the left.

Miscellaneous

• Additional Info: Safety Notification Due to the state?s varying drought conditions, Florida state parks and county officials are working to determine the appropriateness of open campfires and charcoal or propane grills. Please call direct, or select the park homepage, at www.floridastateparks.org, for information on current campfire and open flame policies. The park gates close at sunset. If you plan to arrive late please contact the park prior to 5 PM on the day of your arrival. Ft. Clinch offers Beach and River camp sites. Water, electricity, and dump stations are available. Pets are allowed in family camping areas overnight. Pets are welcome overnight in all the camping parks. Pet rules apply. Domestic breeds of dogs, except guide or signal dogs or animals trained to assist individuals with a disability, cats, fur-bearing animals, birds and reptiles are not allowed in food-service areas, cabins or cabin areas, primitive campgrounds, beaches where bathing and swimming are permitted, either land and water portions, park buil

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