Camping at Jonathan Dickinson State Park & Tour The Jupiter Area Beaches & Lighthouse

In This Video I take my Thor Sanctuary B-Class RV on a camping trip to Jonathan Dickinson State Park. I do a quick tour of the campgrounds, show you around the park, and even take a trip up the river to Trapper Nelson old homestead. I also take you on a quick tour of Coral Cove Park, Blowing Rocks Preserve, and the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse.

Not only does this state park have a variety of experiences and amenities to offer, this state park is also a great place to stay while visiting the surrounding area. Coral Cove Park, Blowing Rocks Preserve, and Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse are all located just a few miles away from the park.

This park offers 2 campgrounds.
The Pine Grove Campground is located near the ranger station close to the main entrance of the park, has 92 sites and offers water, electricity, and sewer hookups. The River Campground is located near the Loxahatchee River, about 4 miles from the park's main entrance, has 52 sites and offers water and electric hookups.

This state park has so much to offer.
You can enjoy exploring this park both by land and water.

Along with camping, popular activities include: bicycling, mountain biking, hiking, boating, canoeing, kayaking, paddle boarding, boat tours, fishing, bird-watching, horseback riding, and swimming.

There’s just about something for everyone! It’s no wonder that Jonathan Dickinson State Park won second place for Best State Park for RVers in the 2021 USA Today Readers' Choice Travel Awards. This is a great place to spend the 4th of July Holiday..
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