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Tomoka
Tomoka Ormond Beach, Florida is a small town located on the east coast of Florida, just north of Daytona Beach. It is known for its beautiful beaches, fishing, and outdoor activities. The town is home to the Tomoka State Park, which offers camping, hiking, biking, and canoeing. There are also several restaurants, shops, and other attractions in the area. Tomoka is a great place to visit for a relaxing getaway or a fun-filled vacation.
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- Recreational Facilities
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- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Jess Suelter
This park is super quiet with the exception of a random vehicle on the main road that skirts the park. The staff is friendly and made several passes by the campsite every day. The campground roads are dirt but wide and maintained. The sites varies from tent size only to some pull throughs. Most sights are large enough for our 30 foot TT. There are no full hook up sights but water and 30 amp service is at every one. The dump station is at the entrance, updated and clean. The road to the “Tamoka Outpost” is paved. There you will find all your camping needs, kayak rentals, snacks and drinks. They even have their own beer on tap. This is one of our favorite parks in FL. You would never know that shopping and dining are less than15 minutes away.
Alex Cumpston
We camped here for our anniversary and had the best time! Loved having such friendly and accommodating people on staff. The first day we were there, we had a water issue in the site and they were able to move us to another spot. Camping spots are spacious and have all accommodations. The showers/bath houses were very clean! We also decided to kayak on the river & loved our experience. Very knowledgeable and friendly staff at the Outpost. Love this park, to stay or to visit, it's a gem! Lots of wildlife to be seen here.
Sarh Max
This park is awesome. We only saw four people and a turtle when we went. There were informative signs and a really cool statue. It costs five bucks to get in. Dog friendly.
William Rodgers
A nice park for a walk, plenty of bird life to see. Got there late morning and still wasn't to busy. It was good to have the store in the park and able to get water in the heat of the day. Hopefully be back next year to see the bits I missed.
Connie Martin
Great campsite for smaller trailers and tents. The rangers were wonderful and so informative. Nice short trails with ample shade. Fantastic spot for kayaking but pay attention to the tides and winds!
