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Sixty full-service sites with 30/50-amp hookups nestle between Dixie and Hammond Lakes, delivering waterfront camping just minutes from Orlando's theme parks.
Sixty-nine spacious sites offer 30- and 50-amp hookups across two distinct locations—choose moss-draped riverside tranquility along the St. Marys River or windswept oceanfront camping steps from Atlantic waves.
Spacious shaded sites come equipped with water and electric hookups, while select spots offer full hookups for maximum convenience. Launch your kayak directly into the spring-fed Wekiwa River from camp, then cool off with an afternoon swim in the emerald 72°F spring.
RV camping Florida offers an unmatched diversity of experiences, from crystal-clear springs and coastal beaches to subtropical forests and pristine lakes, making the Sunshine State one of America's premier RV destinations. Florida's extensive network of state parks and campgrounds provides modern facilities with full hookups, spacious pull-through sites, and year-round accessibility that attracts snowbirds and weekend adventurers alike.
The best time for RV camping Florida spans October through April, when temperatures range from comfortable 60s to pleasant 80s, humidity drops significantly, and afternoon thunderstorms are rare. Winter months from December through March represent peak season, especially for snowbirds escaping northern cold, with campgrounds like Manatee Springs State Park and Fort Clinch State Park often booked months in advance.
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All 112 sites offer water and electric hookups beneath a canopy of mature oaks, with plenty of room to maneuver larger rigs. After setup, paddle the rare Class II rapids or explore seven miles of trails without ever leaving this surprisingly wild refuge near Tampa.
RVers enjoy 80 spacious sites with electric and water hookups spread across three shaded loops, all within walking distance of crystal-clear springs and the Suwannee River.
Full hookup sites nestle beneath towering longleaf pines with electrical, water, and sewer connections, plus heated bathhouses that rival resort facilities. The spacious paved sites accommodate large rigs while keeping you just minutes from sugar-sand beaches and emerald gulf waters.
All 27 campsites come equipped with full hookups—water, electric, and sewer—making extended stays effortless along the lakeshore. RVs up to 40 feet fit comfortably in the spacious sites, with paved pads and picnic tables positioned among towering live oaks draped in Spanish moss.
RVers find spacious sites tucked beneath towering oaks with electric and water hookups steps from Clearwater Lake's swimming beach. The campground offers easy back-in sites that accommodate larger rigs, while spotless bathhouses and a boat ramp provide everything needed for extended lakeside stays.
RVs settle into shaded sites beneath native pines and palmettos, each equipped with water and electric hookups plus picnic tables and fire rings. The Gulf Coast beaches lie just minutes away, while paddlers launch directly into South Creek to spot manatees and the park's rare Florida...
RVs plug into electric hookups surrounded by towering longleaf pines and the shimmering waters of Bear Lake, where kayaks glide silently under moss-draped branches.
RV and trailer parking accommodates horse enthusiasts on a first-come basis at this primitive equestrian camp, where your rig shares space with horse stalls and corrals.
Fourteen spacious sites come equipped with water and 30/50-amp electrical hookups, supported by an on-site host and spotless restrooms with oversized showers.
