Campgrounds
Long Point Campground
700 Long Point Rd, Melbourne Beach, FL
Long Point Park is an 84.5-acre island conservation area on the Indian River Lagoon, one mile north of Sebastian Inlet, offering 160 campsites split between 11 tent-only and 145 RV positions. Seventeen sites feature full hookups (electric, water, sewer), while 143 provide electric and water only; all include picnic tables and fire rings. A central bathhouse, laundromat, RV dump station, and marina store (5 minutes away) round out support infrastructure. The island setting provides lagoon-front fishing access and a small dock with single-lane boat ramp.
The park's location on a natural preserve protects habitat for otters, bobcats, wood storks, and manatees, with no development visible from campsites. The lagoon's calm waters support kayaking and paddleboarding directly from the park's shoreline. Scout Island lies within the park, offering primitive group camping. Reservations open 13 months in advance, with rates starting at $32.43/night.
Common Questions
How many sites have full hookups versus partial?
17 sites have full hookups (electric, water, sewer); 143 sites have electric and water only. All include picnic tables and fire rings.
What fishing options exist?
The lagoon-front location offers shoreline fishing access, a small dock, and a boat ramp. Anglers access the Indian River Lagoon's marine species from the park's edge.
How do I reserve a site?
Reservations open 13 months in advance. Rates start at $32.43/night. The park is open year-round with first-come, first-served overflow options.
What wildlife protection exists here?
The 84.5-acre preserve protects habitat for otters, bobcats, manatees, and wood storks. Scout Island within the park offers primitive group camping.