Want a real taste of OLD FLORIDA? Then look no more!
Gators Grill will be the place to come Relax, Get a good ol’ Southern meal,
and enjoy all the wonderful views that the St. Johns River has to offer!
Click on the link to take a look at the Menu!
Welcome to Camp Holly
Where over a century of tradition meets modern adventure.
Established in the early 1920s, Camp Holly proudly holds the title of the first fish camp in Brevard County and remains one of Florida’s most cherished historic landmarks. Known for our exceptional airboat rides and rich legacy, we offer an authentic slice of river life that’s been passed down through generations.
Nestled along the scenic St. Johns River in West Melbourne — just off I-95 at Exit 180 — Camp Holly is your gateway to unforgettable outdoor experiences. From captivating airboat tours and native wildlife to sweeping river views, there’s something here for every explorer.
Our lively property features:
• A charming gift shop
• A full-service Tiki Bar
• A delicious restaurant
• Live music every weekend
Whether you’re here for a thrill, a cold drink, or a moment of Old Florida nostalgia, we’ve got you covered.
📍 6901 US-192, Melbourne, FL 32904
Come join the legacy — and start your next adventure at Camp Holly.
Airboat Rides
Daily: 9 AM – 5 PM
Standard Tours: 35-40 Minutes
No Reservations Required – First Come, First Served
Last Ride: No later than 5 PM
Adult Ride: $40 + tax
Child Ride (12 & under): $30 + tax
Gators Grill Restaurant
Monday – Friday: 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday & Sunday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Brunch served Saturday & Sunday: 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Tiki Bar
Monday – Sunday: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Gift Shop
Every Day: 8 AM – 5 PM
Love Is in the Pour
Valentine’s Day Drink Specials • 2/2–2/15
February Drink Days at the Tiki Bar 🍹
Sunday is National Sangria Day
🥂 Sangria • $8
February 18 – National Wine Day
🍷 Wine • $5
February 22 – National Margarita Day
🍹 Margaritas • $5
Cheers to good drinks and even better days
Explore Old Florida
St. Johns River is the largest river in Florida, At 310 miles (500 km) long, it flows north and winds through or borders twelve counties. The vast variety of animals that call this river home make it one of a kind!
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