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Rose Bay Travel Park
Overview
Rose Bay Travel Park offers a serene coastal escape for RV enthusiasts looking to experience the beauty of East Central Florida. Located in Port Orange, this destination provides a quiet, community-focused atmosphere that contrasts perfectly with the high energy of the nearby tourist hubs. It is a well-established park where travelers can enjoy a mix of natural beauty and essential modern comforts while being surrounded by mature trees and local wildlife, making it a reliable choice for a relaxing getaway.
Location & Surroundings
The park is ideally situated near the scenic Rose Bay and the Intracoastal Waterway. This location allows guests to feel tucked away from the main highway noise while remaining minutes from major shopping centers and local dining options. The surrounding area is characterized by moss-draped oaks and proximity to the Halifax River, offering a distinct Old Florida charm that provides a tranquil backdrop for evening strolls or morning birdwatching sessions.
Amenities & Park Features
Guests at Rose Bay Travel Park have access to a variety of functional and recreational amenities designed for both short-term stays and seasonal living. The sites feature full hookups with 30 and 50 amp service, ensuring a reliable stay for rigs of various sizes. The park features include:
- A refreshing outdoor swimming pool perfect for cooling off in the Florida sun.
- A spacious clubhouse that serves as the heart of park social gatherings.
- Clean laundry facilities and well-maintained shower houses.
- Shuffleboard courts for friendly afternoon competition with neighbors.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Exploring the Port Orange and Daytona areas is easy from this central location. Nature lovers can head to the Ponce Inlet Lighthouse for historic views or spend a day at the pristine local beaches just a short drive away. For those seeking excitement, the Daytona International Speedway is nearby, offering world-class racing events. Fishing enthusiasts will find plenty of opportunities in the bay or the river, while the nearby Marine Science Center offers an educational look at local sea turtle rehabilitation.
Who This Park Is Best For
Rose Bay Travel Park is ideal for seasonal snowbirds and long-term travelers who appreciate a slower pace of life and a friendly neighborhood vibe. It is particularly well-suited for retirees or couples who want a peaceful basecamp to return to after a day of sightseeing. If you value community connections and a quiet environment over high-intensity resort programming, this park provides the right balance of relaxation and accessibility to the best of Volusia County.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Heather Satterley
Rose Bay Campground was a nice park but too close to operating train track. Three times during the night it goes through and, a couple of times through the day. Otherwise, the campground is clean and staff were accommodating.
Amy Cline
If I could provide 0 stars I would. We camp across the country and this was by far the worst campground we have been at. The first site they assigned us to had 1 foot muddy ruts with pieces of plywood layed over parts of the site and tree branches lower than our camper rooftop. After calling to request a different site they moved us to a site that was so uneven we had to park the wheels of our camper on the concrete patio slab. The grass hadn't been mowed and was about 6 inches tall. The bathroom was not clean, so bad that we would not use it. It felt more like a mobile home park and less of a campground. My family does not plan on returning to this campground.
Mary Oler
The office lady was very rude and we caught her lying to us several times. When we called to book she told us that if we didn't sign a six month or year lease we would have to move each month if others came in. So we told her we would do the six months. When we asked about mail she told us to wait till we got here to make sure we liked our site first. When we arrived she wouldn't answer any questions until we got paper work done. Than we asked about the mail and she told us since we didn't sign a year lease we couldn't get our mail there. We stayed there once before for just the winter and were able to get our mail. This was our worst experience and won't be going back. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS CAMP GROUND.
Keith
Lady that says she is the manager and works in the office is so rude and racist. I have never been talked to like that in my life. I am a very respectful person, but this lady makes her own conclusions and refused to give me a contact of her superior. I guess she owns the place. I can see why this place is so empty with that lady running the business. I wish I had it on camera because her behavior was ridiculous and unjust in every way. I really wish I knew who really was in charge. Surely they know who they have working for them.
Jim Haycock
Bugs, worst I’ve ever encountered, probably from a large drainage ditch on the west side. Several run down, abandoned old rigs on the premises, maybe health concern. Most people were very nice, except one full timer. She was rude! Train tracks on west side and 4:30am trains were common. No wifi. Many parking slabs in disrepair. Weather was perfect.