Fort De Soto Park Campground, located at 3500 Pinellas Bayway S #2528, FL, is a highly-rated outdoor escape with a 4.6-star average from nearly 2000 reviews. Visitors can expect clean, mostly level sites, and direct access to fantastic boating, fishing, and kayaking opportunities. Although some may find the daily restroom cleaning schedule inconvenient, the overall experience provides a quiet and relaxing atmosphere amidst beautiful natural surroundings. It's a great destination for those seeking to immerse themselves in coastal activities and enjoy the outdoors, making it clear why reservations are often made months in advance.
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"3rd time staying here. The location is great for boating and kayaking. The sites are ok and mostly level. Must bring your own fire barrel or rent one daily from camp store, crazy 🤪. Biggest issue is the daily closure of the restrooms and showers for cleaning. Seemed like every day 8am-9am they would clean them just as everyone woke and needed to use them. Why not clean between 11am and 2pm? Isn't that the point of check out and check in times. Also they didnt clean out shower drains, lots of hair in stall drains right after they finished cleaning. Bring bug spray or long sleeves for the no see ums. And the raccoons will take any opportunity to raid unsupervised tasty loot! The views and nearby coastal activities are endless if you love the outdoors."
"Great place to fish and kayaking. Had hot showers and was pretty quiet for the most part. Good store on site if you forgot anything or if you need some ice cream. FYI, You need to bring your own fire pit. Wood is $14 a bundle versus $8 at Publix for the same size."
"Nice clean campground. Nice flat spaces to camp. There are raccoons who try to visit your garbage at night if left out but very harmless. I understand why reservations are 6 months out. Wish paid parking at beach areas in park was included with your stay. Stayed in pet friendly site. Was a great time to just relax"
Due to high demand, book your stay well in advance, as reservations are often made 6 months out.
Bring your own fire barrel or be prepared to rent one daily, as fires are only permitted in approved containers. Stock up on bug spray or wear long sleeves to guard against 'no-see-ums,' especially in the evenings. Be vigilant with food and garbage; raccoons are known to be opportunistic and will raid unsupervised tasty loot.
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