Just an update for 2010. Immaculate park, friendly and helpful hosts and guests, excellent pools. Was told that they haven't had Wi-Fi since last April; however, I got good signal strength: maybe using someone's private network? Great CATV. The inability to check in before 5:00 remains, and is the only reason I didn't rate this beautiful place a 10. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here Memorial Day weekend and had a wonderful time. The resort was almost full due to the holiday but it did not feel crowded. Bathrooms were very clean. Ground beautifully maintained. Sites are spacious and surrounded by shrubs so you have some privacy. To get a waterfront site arrive early or call on your way down. No late checkouts so be prepared to leave by noon. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Immaculately maintained park - we had a beautiful waterfront site overlooking the Indian River. Nice facilities, including 3 pools. I agree with previous reviewer in that the only downside, was the need to check in before 5 pm (when the office closes). We will definitely return here - great park! We camped here in a Motorhome.

We camped in site #14 the last site on the water view aisle. Our site was level with trees in the rear and side. Site comes with fire ring/grill and picnic table. Base was gravel/sand. There are 3 PT sites but all are first come, they cannot be reserved. Water is shared between units so bring long hoses in case you get the long side. We were able to see the inlet from our site. The first day we went to the beach from the campground using our bikes. There is no bike rack near the beach nor is there a rinse off nearby (it is behind the Fishing Museum). There are no lifeguards at beach and the sand is quite high above the water making it hard to keep younger ones in view, the waves are very rough and there is a steep drop off not far from shore. Which is probably why the surfers love it (surfing is north of the pier only). The next day we went to the McLarty Museum which is part of the park. Nowhere on the website or in print did it say there was a cost of $2 pp to enter until you get to the museum. Inside there is a 45 minute movie about how the 1715 Plate Fleet was found by a local man. There are some of the finds in the museum. We then went to the beach that is just north of the museum and enjoyed it more than the area near the camp office. The sand was not so steep and there was no drop off. The beach was not very crowded either and the water was cool. After returning to the main park we went to the Fishing Museum (no charge) and watched a 20 min movie about how the cut was formed and how the fishing is much better now. There are some displays to go along with that. Then we went back and walked around the campground and area. We saw wild bunnies near the bathhouses, which were very clean. Larger campsites were away from the water, they also had the most shade. The ones closer to the water had a better breeze though. No see ums were at the beach as well as in the campground area. Do not book sites 50-51 or 16 as they are practically on top of the dump station. There is no gate or code for the campground but it is patrolled by the sheriff's office and park personnel quite a bit as the park is open 24 hours a day. If you have a site near the water you will hear cars and boats being driven by at all hours. Sites by the water are not at all private. I heard every word said by our neighbors the whole weekend, and they were not talking loud. The campground has lots of trash cans on every row along with recycle cans but they do not recycle glass or plastic containers only cans. We were able to use Verizon and AT&T phones and did get some local TV stations. There is a bike trail but it doesn't go everywhere in the park. You must have a car to get around to the different areas as they are all spread out too far from each other. There is Wi-Fi but you must pay $3 day or $15 week for it and it is only in one spot. The price to camp here is rather high compared to other places we have camped in FL S/P's. So this park is way down the list to go back to. There are many nicer parks we can go to nearby. We camped here in a Motorhome.

A nice park, however overpriced. Appears mostly for fishing. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is another great Florida State Park. Spots 1 thru 14 are close together but on the Sebastian Inlet with only the boat launch road between you and the water. If you like fishing, walks on the beach, great sunsets, and the show at night with the stars can't be beat. Would have scored better but the no-see-ums, little bugs that bite. Bring your Off. We camped here in a Motorhome.