Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area Campground

Hosted by Jump to Photos Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area Campground Florida Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area Overview Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area campground has 68 campsites (with water/electric hookups) located between the Atlantic Ocean and Intercoastal Waterway. There are two camping areas – the Beach Camping Area (1-34) and the Riverside Camping Area (35-68). Campsites can accommodate tents, trailers, and RV’s (40 feet maximum). Each campsite also has a table, fire ring, and grill. Campground amenities include drinking water, flush toilets, hot showers ($) and dump station. There is also a comfort station, laundry, picnic area, boat ramp, interpretive exhibit and beach at the park. Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area – Area Recreation Outdoor recreation activities include boating, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, swimming, surfing, snorkeling, scuba diving, hiking, biking, beach combing and picnicking. There’s also a variety of wildlife to see here. You may also be interested in Tomoka State Park. It’s about a mile south and on the coast. Make a Reservation for Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area Amenities BathhouseBBQ GrillsBeach Shower HouseBoat Launch/RampBoat RampBoat RentalBoat Trailer LotCampground HostCampsite TablesComfort StationDockDrinking WaterDump StationElectrical HookupFire PitFire RingsFirewood AvailableGrillsGroup CampingGroup PavilionLaundryPay PhonePets OKPicnic TablesRestrooms (Flush Toilets)RV HookupsRV ParkShowers Activities BeachBeach AccessBeach CombingBikingBird WatchingBoardwalkBoatingBoating (non motorized)Body SurfingCanoeingCoastal WaterwayFishingHikingInterpretive ProgramsKayakingKite SurfingMountain BikingNature TrailsOceanPhotographyPicnickingSailboardingSailingSand DunesScuba DivingSkin DivingSnorkelingSurf FishSurfingSwimmingWalking TrailsWater SportsWildlife ViewingWind Surfing 3100 S. State Road A1A Flagler Beach, Florida 32136 386 517-2086 Lat / Long: 29.43778, -81.10889 Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area × Go to Google Map Upgrade to Campsite PRO Membership Get 20% off availability alerts, entry to prize drawings, and enjoy an ad free experience! Get Started Make a Reservation Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area Availability Alerts Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area sold out? Get an alert when a campsite becomes available at Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area! Create Campsite Availability Alert Best Campsites Become a Pro Member to See a List of Best Campsites Regions BeachEast coastFlorida State ParkOceanSouthern Campsite Types ADAElectric & Water HookupRVTentTrailer # of Campsites: 68 # of RV Hookup Campsites: 68 Campsite Vehicle Size: Up to 40 feet. Season: Year Round Elevation: 5 (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area Photos (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area Comments & Reviews Visited Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area Campground lately? We'd love to hear about your adventure. Did you find us useful? Did we forget something? Anything our community should know before heading out to Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area? 11 Comments on “Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area” Michael Rutledge says: Jun 21 2016 at 10:23 am Stayed 3 nights, late May. Beautiful. Restrooms are dated, beachside dump station can be difficult. Will be heading there again. Only draw back, no shade, at all, anywhere. Reply Carol Martin says: Aug 15 2019 at 10:33 am Reservations are very hard to make on the ocean side. It is always booked or just one night in the middle of the week is available. The same people hoard the campsites. Making reservations a year in advance is rediculous. Let us seniors have a site every now and then for a week or weekend. Reply Barbara Hebert says: Mar 4 2020 at 4:58 pm be nice if the locals could get a spot for the weekend! Reply Daniel DeCosta says: Sep 1 2020 at 5:04 am Yes there are many people with to much $$$, they will reserve the spot over and over for a just in case they feel like it, Sebastian inlet is the worst, any given time its suppose to be full yet there are 8 maybe 15 empty spots that i am told they were prepaid for even though they were a no show they have to leave them empty, this system has to be Changed, if some one does not show and or makes NO phone call, keep their money and let some one else enjoy.. Reply Chris Lindquist says: Jun 20 2023 at 10:09 am Ok, so you gave this awesome state park 1 star because iy’s awesome? Give me a break. Reply Pam Tompkins says: Jan 6 2024 at 4:34 pm We are native Floridians and have only been able to get a campsite at Gamble Rogers one time for two nights. Beautiful campground but its a shame we can never get a site. People are booking a year in advance. I’ve even tried that. No Luck. Always booked. Florida residents should get a chance to book a week once in awhile to be able to enjoy our own State. Reply Camp Ranger says: Jan 7 2024 at 10:29 am Hi Pam, I like the idea of giving residents the ability to book one week in advance. I believe other state reservations do something similar. You can also try our campsite availability alerts (Campsite Assist) to get notified if/when a campsite becomes available (through cancellation) on the dates you want to camp. The alert is sent via text and email with a link to try and reserve the open site before someone else does. Jackie says: Jan 27 2024 at 9:47 am I get 2 weeks each year beachfront by making my reservations 11 months out and being open to different dates. Bonnie Miller says: Oct 3 2019 at 7:29 am The reservation system is HORRIBLE! I used to love you going camping – now, you can’t even do that without reservations to places constantly booked and often by people who don’t ever show up. I just go to places without cell coverage now. It solves a lot of problems! The reservation system should only be used for large groups or long stays. Reply Deb Alligood says: Mar 3 2020 at 7:15 am You are SO right!!!!!! How do they have a monopoly on taking reservations. Reserve America is a monopoly and that’s supposed to be against the law. My opinion. Reply Sandi Brookshire says: Jul 15 2022 at 6:07 am It’s disheartening to read the previous reviews on this campground that aren’t actually critiquing the facility but rather complaining about how difficult it is to secure a campsite. Or…perhaps that is the best complimenting review you can leave?!? Yes, it’s difficult to get a site and I’m thankful each and every time I’m able to secure one because this campground is stunningly beautiful. Reply Your Comment / Rating / Review: Cancel replyYour Rating Name * Email * Website Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Comment * Your email address will not be published. Required fields marked * Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); You did not leave a Rating! × If you're reviewing this campground please consider including a Rating with your review. If you're simply commenting on this campground and would like to submit your comment without a Rating, click the "No Rating" button below. No Rating Leave a Rating