Stagecoach RV Park

St. Augustine, established in 1565, stands as America’s oldest continuously inhabited European settlement, radiating timeless allure through its Spanish Colonial architecture and captivating stories.

1. Castillo de San Marcos National Monument

• The oldest masonry fort in the continental U.S., built between 1672 and 1695 from distinctive coquina stone. Perched along Matanzas Bay, it’s an enduring symbol of the city's rich legacy and a must-see historic site.

2. St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum

• Climb to the top of this iconic red-and-white beacon (165 feet above sea level), featuring a stunning original Fresnel lens and sweeping views of the coast.

3. Pirate & Treasure Museum

• Dive into an immersive world with over 800 authentic pirate artifacts, including Blackbeard’s blunderbuss and Thomas Tew’s bona fide treasure chest. Interactive experiences like electronically fired cannons and audio shows bring pirate lore vividly to life.

4. Historic Downtown & Walking Experiences

• St. George Street, a pedestrian-friendly corridor lined with boutiques, galleries, and bistros, invites leisurely exploration.

• Gems like Flagler College and the Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine (circa 1797) adds to the city’s enchanting elegance.

5. Nature Escapes & Scenic Beauty

• Just across Matanzas Bay, Anastasia State Park offers sandy beaches, marshland walks, kayaking, birdwatching—and even the original coquina quarries used for Castillo de San Marcos.

6. Enchanting Evening: Nights of Lights

• From mid-November through January, downtown glows under three million holiday lights, transforming the city into a festive wonderland—free to enjoy.

7. Unique Experiences & Tour Options

• Old Town Trolley Tours offer hop on/off trolley tours starting from the Old Jail. Shuttle pickup is available from our office daily.