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With unspoiled beaches and diverse natural ecosystems, Little Talbot Island State Park is a gorgeous spot for an RV camping getaway. Located just 17 miles northeast of Jacksonville, this 2,500-acre park covers an undeveloped barrier island.

For most visitors, the park's main attraction is its five miles of well-maintained beaches, where fishing, beachcombing, surfing, and swimming take center stage. But with the park also boasting lovely bike trails, excellent bird watching opportunities, and a full-facility campground, it offers a little something for everyone.

So if you're touring the greater Jacksonville area in a rental RV and you want to immerse yourself in spectacular coastal beauty, Little Talbot Island State Park is well worth a visit.

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Getting Outdoors

No matter what sort of RV camping vacation you have planned in Little Talbot Island State Park, the first thing everyone does when they arrive is hit the beach. As one of the few remaining undeveloped barrier islands in Florida, Little Talbot Island boasts five miles of pristine beaches to explore and enjoy.

Of course, how you enjoy the beach is entirely up to you. Some campers simply love relaxing beside the ocean, stretching out in the sun and watching the waves roll in. Others like to go for a nice long walk, and beachcombers will be rewarded with the discovery of a wide variety of shells — clams, oysters, fossilized sharks' teeth, and more all wash up on the beach.

If you like fishing, you might be keen to cast a line into the water straight from the beach. Alternatively, you can head to the coastal salt marsh on the inland side of the island to target redfish, flounder, trout, and a number of other species.

The beaches are also popular with campers looking to cool off. Swimmers can take a dip in the Atlantic Ocean wherever they like, barring the area around the Fort George River inlet near the south of the island — just make sure to enter the water from beach access 1, 2, or 3. Surfers are also welcome to bring their board and hit the waves, with the island boasting some of northeastern Florida's best surfing.

When you've had your fill of sun, sand, and surf, you might like to enjoy some of the park's land-based activities. If you've brought your bicycle, enjoy a leisurely ride along the two-and-a-half-mile Timucuan Trail.

If you'd rather explore on foot, check out one of the park's two nature trails — the four-mile Dune Ridge Trail, which leads you through dunes and marshes before ending up on the beach, is a particular favorite. Along the way, you could spot anything from bobcats and white-tailed deer to snowy owls, so keep your eyes peeled.

Camping at Little Talbot Island State Park

If you want to go camping in an RV in Little Talbot Island State Park, search for a rental RV in Duval County and then reserve yourself a site in the park's campground. There are 36 sites to choose from, with the campground set among rolling sand dunes and surrounded by live oaks and southern magnolias.

Each site has electrical (20- and 30-amp) and water hookups, as well as its own fire ring and picnic table. Two bathhouses are easily accessible and include hot showers, while there's also a laundry facility when you need to catch up on some laundry. The restrooms are accessible to people with disabilities, while there's also a dump station provided for RV campers.

If you're traveling with kids, there's a playground in the campground as well as a three-quarter-mile Nature Loop walking trail nearby. For those who want to get out on the water, the Myrtle Creek canoe/kayak launch is located on the campground's western fringe.

Finally, dog lovers will be pleased to know that their furry friends are permitted in the campground. However, dogs must be leashed and attended to at all times, and are not allowed on the park's boardwalks or beaches.

Exploring the Area

When you've seen and done everything you want to see and do in Little Talbot Island State Park, you'll soon find that there's a whole lot more to experience and enjoy nearby.

For starters, you might want to move five minutes up the road to Big Talbot Island State Park, where you'll find great bird watching and the fascinating scenery of Boneyard Beach. A little further north, Civil War history enthusiasts will love exploring Fort Clinch State Park, which also boasts its fair share of natural beauty.

If you'd prefer to head south, you might like to take some time to enjoy the beautiful coastline of Atlantic Beach or Neptune Beach. Alternatively, you could always head for Jacksonville and meet some of the many rare and exotic animals that call Jacksonville Zoo home.

Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or a longer vacation, you'll find plenty to enjoy in the surrounding area. So rent a camper near Little Talbot Island State Park and start exploring.

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