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Welcome to the smallest KOA in the country. Our park is centrally located less than a mile from historic downtown Fort Pierce, and less than 2 miles from some terrific beaches. A cozy gem of a park with minimalist appeal and an amazing area to explore. There's free parking at most beaches, great food and museums, not to mention world class fishing. With a view of the harbor from the park, there's always fresh ocean breeze, and a friendly smile waiting for you. Local attractions include the nearby beaches, year-round farmers' market, marina, shops and restaurants. Anglers and boaters, and divers will enjoy a number of easy, free boat slips, and some of the best fishing, and diving on the East Coast. Visit the National Navy UDT-SEAL Museum. Doggies appreciate the Kamp K9. Max pull thru: 90 feet.
From I-95: Take exit 131A to merge onto Orange Avenue East. Drive 4.1 miles. Turn left at US 1, drive 1.3 miles north and the Fort Pierce KOA is on the west side of the road. The address is also listed as 1821 N 4th Street on mapquest.
Adults 18+, Kids 6-17, Free 0-5
Well I stayed at the KOA by 95 yes times are hard when I couldn't afford it I left and I know my site was clean I should of taken pictures but I didn't buy them said I left it a mess and and my daughter messed up the bathroom and she didn't cuz I went in there after her and no dye at all and then I go to the other KOA in ft Pierce same owner I paid for one night and paid the other two the next day I get called at 8 am telling me I can't stay here cuz I supposably have trouble I didn't know just asking why you can't come back was a crime but the funny part is when I called to get a spot I was told we're all booked up but my daughter went on the site and booked the spot and it went through but I don't get why lie to me at the beginning and then call me telling me I can't stay there but I'm one of those people I'll just go and not argue so how am I the bad person
This place "KOA Journey" is a pretty bare-bones type of campground, mainly just RV spot. But it is cheap, around $55 a night. There is a "KOA Holiday" down the road with more amenities for about $85.
I gave it 3 starts for location because it is really close to a lot of things. But if you are a light sleeper, there are constant HWY and train traffic with horns.
A group of us come here every year for the Annual Muster at the UDT-SEAL Museum. We rent the trailer, RV spots and camp spots. The grounds and facilities are always clean and the people that run it are always professional and polite.
Check out Little Jimi's bait and tackle. It's a decent place to grab a bite and a cold beer.
The staff was very friendly and helpful. We were called the day of our arrival and cautioned about the storms in the area. This was a very nice thing that we didn't expect. The park was well maintained thought our site had a bit of a slope left to right.
The park is small but easy to navigate. Be aware there is a high speed train that runs very often. Expect to hear the train horn, a lot. The price was high. Being a KOA journey you do not expect a lot of amenities but I'd also not expect to be charged as much as an amenity filled RV Park would charge.
