Interstate Camping Guide

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Note: These lists are not meant to be inclusive. Other camping areas may be available. Inquire locally.

Public campgrounds along Interstate 95, south to north. All campgrounds within 20 miles of the interstate, unless otherwise noted.

FL:

Everglades National Park, Homestead
Sebastian Inlet State Park, Sebastian
Faver-Dykes State Park, Marineland
Anastasia State Park, Augustine Beach
Little Talbot Island State Park, Jacksonville
As of Feb, 2024, this campground is temporarily closed for construction.
Fort Clinch State Park, Fernandina Beach

GA:

Crooked River State Park, St Mary's
Fort McAllister State Park, Richmond Hill
Skidaway Island, Savannah

SC:

Colleton State Park, Walterboro
Santee State Park, Santee
Poinsett State Park, Pinewood
Little Pee Dee State Park, Dillon

VA:

Note: I-95 from Richmond to Boston has horrible traffic. Camping is listed here, but alternative routes are suggested. There are no public parks listed on Rand McNally and AAA maps between Elk Neck MD and CT.

Pocahontas State Park, Chesterfield
Prince William Forest Park, Triangle

MD:

Patapsco Valley State Park, Baltimore (see listing with I-70)
Susquehanna State Park, Perryville MD
Elk Neck State Park, Elk Neck

CT:

Hammonasset Beach State Park, Madison
Rocky Neck State Park, East Lyme

NH:
Note: NH is the next listed public campground after Rocky Neck.

Hampton Beach State Park, Hampton

ME:

Bradbury Mountain Park, Pownal
Lake St George State Park, Palermo
Note: About 25 miles from Augusta.
Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor
Note: Acadia is about 30 miles from I-95, but worth the drive. Three campgrounds, but all three fill quickly. Reservations highly suggested!


More coming.....

Donna

For shorter breaks along this highway check HERE.