We camped and fished here in November. My husband caught a nice Red Drum in the inlet. The park is open 24/7 and people fish all night. The campground was nice enough, not amazing but it is near the water and the bathrooms were in good shape and clean.

Just a hint that may or may not work out to be the case for you but when we called ahead we were told that they were booked for the night but we went to fish anyway and as it turned out there were several sites open.

I just got back from a weekend stay at Sebastian Inlet state park.. The campgrounds were great. Clean grounds, clean restrooms, friendly rangers, police presence patrolling made it feels safe..it was packed given the amount of people that were there but there was enough privacy. The camp grounds are just a short drive from the beach....and beaches galore. There are a series of many paths through the dunes to get to the Atlantic ocean for some of the best fishing and surfing. Or you can go to the many fishing piers. There is a lagoon in the inlet for those who want to wade or for small children and seniors who dont want to brave the rough waters of the Atlantic ocean. The mosquitos and no-see um's are the only thing that you have to prepare for...aside from that, I had a great time and the weather was just perfect!

My husband and I spent 2 mid-week nights here in our RV in late April and loved the campground. Yes, the campsites are close together, but they are right on the water--the inlet--and we could walk 10 feet away to watch the dolphins fishing, the fish jumping, the waterfowl keeping an eye on fishermen, and pelicans swooping over the water looking for dinner. We watched the beautiful sunset and I woke early to bike 5 minutes to the Atlantic beach side and watch the sun come up. We put kayaks in at the boat ramp and watched fish scatter; dolphins swam right around us. Aside from the calm seas--no waves to play in--the only downside was the constant drone of the dredging operation right there in the inlet, which should be over soon. Park staff were very helpful and other guests were quiet. We did get lucky with the sunny, warm weather.

Went Camping there and the minute we set up the Tents we were Harrassed by the park Rangers and were treated like little kids in Summercamp . Unless U hav a Winnebaggo don't stay there cause it seem they treat people stayin in tents differrently .don't ask me why it just seems that way ...I live in Florida and I will never ever stay there again...