Camping spots in Florida
- Johnna Brizendine
- Mar 18, 2019
- 5 min read
Updated: Mar 21, 2019
Grayton Beach State Park
The beach is ranked as one of the most beautiful beaches in the country and there is plenty to explore as you have more than 1 mile of sugar white beaches. The Western Lake is perfect for fishing and paddling and there are more than 4 miles of nature trails for those that want to explore on foot through the coastal forest. You can even spot stingrays and turtles on the good days. It is a stunning place to relax and unwind absolutely perfect for a weekend getaway. Bring your family to an unforgettable experience that will be forever in their memories.
Location: 357 MAIN PARK ROAD SANTA ROSA BEACH FL 32459
Phone Number:
Information: (850) 267-8300
Turtle Beach Campground
Turtle Beach has it all, fishing, kayak, volleyball, etc. You definitely won’t be bored! It is right next to Siesta Key Beach which has won numerous awards around the globe and in the Siesta Village, you have plenty of restaurants, sight sighting options and more. The campground features 39 RV sites so there is plenty of room. Enjoy direct beach access but without pets, because they are not allowed in order to protect the loggerhead and green turtle nests. It is the perfect location to take your family as there is plenty of activities for kids and adults alike.
Location:
8862 Midnight Pass Road, Sarasota, Florida, 34242
Phone:
941-861-CAMP (2267)
Boca Chita Key (NOT for RV)
Boca Chita Key is one of the most known camping grounds in Florida. It is quite party oriented with everybody drinking and salsa/rap music to be heard around every corner. So if you come here you should do your best not to be a party pooper and join the crowd, you won’t regret it! That being said the weekdays are quite chilled while the weekends tend to be crazy. The water is perfect for snorkeling and there is a lot of families coming here to enjoy a relaxing time. The island is quite small so you can walk it within 15 and every week it seems to be visited by the same crowd so it has a local vibe to it. You should definitely check it out and we guarantee you won’t regret the experience.
Phone: (305) 230-7275
Florida Cavern State Park, Mariana
The Florida cavern Park is famous for its colorful cave stalactites and breath taking rock formation. The Chipola River offers opportunities for equestrian camping, kayaking, and biking along the river shore. Part of the attraction of the park is the 9-hole golf course located at the entrance of the park. A night camping will cost $20, and the park admission per vehicle is just $5. Cave tours will cost you an additional amount that varies, but it discourages schedules during Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Location
3345 Caverns Rd. Marianna FL 32446
Phone:
850-482-1228
Anastasia State Park, St. Augustine
This Park has a vibrant ecosystem and impressive wildlife. The nature trail is part of the archaeological site where the coquina rock was mined to help built the Castillo de San Marcos National Monument.
There are numerous recreational activities to take pleasure that include hiking, swimming, bird watching and more. The campground contains 139 campsites all located in the beautiful maritime hammock which is just a stone away from the beach.
Location:
300 Anastasia Park Rd. St. Augustine FL 32080
Phone:
904-461-2033
Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort, Orlando
Fort Wilderness resort in Disney Orlando offers RV camping for the family and their pets. Stay at the campgrounds, so you have the chance to see fireworks as well as an easier way towards the Magic Kingdom. The Fort Wilderness campgrounds offer a great feel of the animals around such as armadillos, rabbits, ducks, and deer roaming around the cypress and pine forest as massive as 750 acres.
Location:
4510 North Fort Wilderness Trail Lake Buena Vista, Florida 32830
Phone:
(407) 824-2900
Fort De Soto Park, St. Petersburg
The Fort De Soto Park in St. Petersburg consists of 5 separate islands loaded with history, excellent beaches and wildlife, turning this place into one of best RV camping destinations. Take your bike or just walk at one of numerous nature trails. You may have the chance to kayak or canoe through the lush mangroves, or you can just opt to relax on the beach. All throughout the year, you will see habitats of herons, pelicans, plovers, and egrets. During summer, you may witness sea turtles nesting along the beach as well as friendly dolphins at the fishing pier. The 7-mile paved trail is great for biking, jogging, walking, and skating as well.
Location:
3500 Pinellas Bayway S., Tierra Verde, FL 33715
Phone:
(727) 582-2100
Bahia Honda State Park, Florida Keys
Bahia Honda State Park in the Florida Keys is considered as one of the most preferred camping grounds in the US. Typically, everywhere in the Florida Keys need a strategic reservation since most are always fully booked all year. Ensure you plan and reserve in advance if you aim to grab a slot. Popular for its view of the Old Railroad Bridge, this precious site on Big Pine Key includes snorkeling beside fishing, cycling and having picnics. Enjoy the campsites as well as the surrounding water where fishes can be seen abundantly.
PHONE
305-872-2353
Motorcycle Camping in Florida
These days, motorcycle camping has become very popular. You can go for camping adventure in the above-mentioned camping spots in Florida. There are safe parking areas for motorcycle campers in all these camping grounds in Florida. If you are an avid motorcycle camper, make sure you have enough cheap motorcycle parts in your stock for use during the emergencies in your camping adventure.
Cacklebery's Campground - New Smyrna Beach, FL
Crazyhorse Campground - Daytona Beach, FL
Moonshine Campground - Ormond Beach, FL
Nova Camp - Port Orange, FL
the Timucuan Preserve; Jacksonville, FL
At the settlement of la Caroline, French settlers struggled for survival in a new world. Many sought religious freedom in a new land, while others were soldiers or tradesmen starting a new life. The climactic battles fought here between the French and Spanish marked the first time that European nations fought for control of lands in what is now the United States. It would not be the last time.
Phone: (904) 641-7155
Titusville and New Smyrna Beach, FL
Since ancient times, this barrier island has provided sanctuary to both people and wildlife. Many threatened and endangered species find refuge here, including sea turtles who nest on its shores. Like first natives and early settlers, you too can find tranquility. Stroll down a wooded trail. Reflect on a pristine undeveloped shoreline - the way things used to be.
Email: cana_info@nps.gov
Phone:
(386) 428-3384
Location:
7611 S. Atlantic Avenue New Smyrna Beach, FL 32169
Miami, Naples, and Homestead, FL
Everglades National Park protects an unparalleled landscape that provides important habitat for numerous rare and endangered species like the manatee, American crocodile, and the elusive Florida panther. An international treasure as well - a World Heritage Site, International Biosphere Reserve, a Wetland of International Importance, and a specially protected area under the Cartagena Treaty.
Location:
815 Oyster Bar Lane, Everglades City, FL 34139
Phone:
(855) 708-2207
Enjoy your camping adventures in Florida!
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