Starke, FL: camping and road guide
Within 30 mi of Starke there are 29 campgrounds (1 of them free), 2 RV dump stations and 7 rest areas.
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Campgrounds near Starke
- Starke KOA · 1 mi SW
- Camp Crystal Lake · 9 mi SE
- Keystone Heights RV Resort · 10 mi S
- Mike Roess Gold Head Branch State Park Campground (Loop SAND) · 12 mi SE · fees apply · RVs OK
- Mike Roess Gold Head Branch State Park Campground (Primitive Group 1) · 12 mi SE
- Mike Roess Gold Head Branch State Park Campground (Loop TURK) · 12 mi SE · fees apply
- Mike Roess Gold Head Branch State Park Campground (Primitive) · 13 mi SE · fees apply
- Mike Roess Gold Head Branch State Park Campground (Loop LAKE) · 13 mi SE · fees apply · RVs OK
- Bootleggers Campground · 18 mi NE
- Fort Hart Treehouses · 21 mi S
- Camp Davis · 22 mi S
- Clay County RV Park · 22 mi E
- Group Landing · 26 mi NW · RVs OK
- Old Bellamy Camp Park · 27 mi W
- High Springs Campgrounc · 27 mi W · fees apply
- and 14 more in the app
RV dump stations
- at Clay County RV Park · 22 mi E
- at Ocean Pond Campground · 28 mi NW
Rest areas
- Baker County Rest Area Westbound · 28 mi NW · restrooms
- Baker County Rest Area Eastbound · 28 mi NW · restrooms
- Columbia County Rest Area (I-75 northbound) · 28 mi W · restrooms
- Columbia County Rest Area (I-75 northbound) · 28 mi W
- Columbia County Rest Area (I-75 southbound) · 28 mi W
- Alachua County Rest Area (I-75 northbound) · 29 mi SW
- Alachua County Rest Area (I-75 southbound) · 29 mi SW · restrooms
Fuel and travel centers
- Pilot Travel Center · 10 mi S
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