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Tomoka State Park
State Park Information
State Park Overview
Camping
Full Facility Camping
The park has one hundred (100) campsites. All sites have a picnic table, grill, electric and
water. The sites do not have sewer hook- ups but a dump station is located within the park. Three bath houses complete with hot showers, one of which is ADA compliant -re conveniently located throughout the campground. Because of the large amount of beautiful trees in our campsites, camping rigs larger than thirty-four feet (34) in length and eleven feet (11) in height cannot be accommodated and
are prohibited from camping in this park. Reservations are taken by phone up to 11 months in advanced. Reservations for campsites may be made by contacting Reserve America, toll free at 1-800-326-3521 between the hours of 800 am to 800 pm or 1-888-433-0287 for Hearing Disabled. Tomoka also offers the Bedtime Story Camper Lending Library of picture books for campers aged four to nine. From stars to insects, the Lending Library is a fun way to enhance your childs experience in the Real Florida. For a quiet afternoon or bedtime, share a story with your child to help explain the sights and sounds of Tomoka. Ask the Ranger Station about how to check out a book.
Youth Camping
Tomoka State Park has a separate camping area for organized youth groups. The area will accommodate up to thirty-five (35) people. The camping area has picnic tables, grills and
a large fire circle. Restroom facilities complete with hot showers are included. All youth groups must be accompanied by adult chaperones. Reservations are required for this area. Please call Tomoka State Park at 386-676-4050 for Youth Camping reservations.
Trails
Nature Trails
Tomoka State Park has a one-half ( ?) mile interpretive trail that winds its way through a hardwood hammock that was once inhabited by Timucuan Indians. Visitors will pass through the ancient Timucuan village site of Nocoroco - once thriving community along the banks of the Tomoka River. Using a little imagination one can visualize what it might have been like to live here a thousand years ago. Biting insects can be annoying during the warmer months. Hikers should be prepared for them and bring along insect repellent.
Picnicking
Boating
A boat ramp is located in the park allowing access to the Tomoka River and it?s surrounding tributaries. All of the waters in the vicinity of the park are a designated manatee sanctuary. Boaters should use extreme caution while navigating these waters to help protect this endangered marine mammal. Idle and slow speed zones are strictly enforced.
Canoeing & Kayaking
Canoe rentals are available at the park store. The rivers and tributaries offer a beautiful place to observe the varied bird and marine life of the area. Canoeists are advised to use the rivers and creeks and not to venture into the Tomoka Basin except on very calm days. This large, open body of water can get quite choppy during windy conditions and sudden summer thunderstorms.
Fishing and Hunting
More Info
Tomoka State Park Overview.
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