To be clear, there’s no horses running around this place, absolutely no Geronimo statues and John Wayne is nowhere to be found, but beyond the pseudo Western motifs, this place is a stand-up, incredibly convenient RV park(ing) lot that shouldn’t disappoint. While not the most amazing from an actual camping experience, Stagecoach will impress because of its EZ on/off access to I-95. It’s literally less than a 3 minute drive off this main highway artery. Plus, for those that care, this spot will put you within spittin’ distance of some fairly underweight outlet mall shopping at nearby St. Augustine Outlets. That aside, if you’re cruising between Points A and B and are looking for an incredibly convenient spot to park your mobile living room in Northern Florida, then look no further. From solid concrete pads to park your RV, to all of the usual hook-ups (30/50 electrical, water and sewage), coupled with picnics, communal BBQ’s and fire rings, this place has you covered. Conveniently located nearby are Cracker Barrel, Starbuck’s and the ever-present Chick-fil-A. \
Insider's Tip(s)? If you’d actually like to experience some nature while you’re near this location, then head as far east as you can, pass Fort Mose State Historic Park (that actually has a brilliant dock to drop your kayak) to the pristine shores of Vilano beach, where you can enjoy the best of what the Atlantic ocean has to offer. Before this, you would have hit the Intracoastal / Tolomato River, in case you have a kayak or canoe you care to drop in the slow moving water in these parts. If you have some additional time, I highly recommend you plan a trip further north to Ponte Vedra Beach where you can collect shark’s teeth or even further north to Altantic Beach where you can fide some incredibly wide white sand beaches.
Happy Camping!
