There’s no doubt that Florida is an RVer’s paradise. Filled with beautiful beaches, theme parks, national parks, wildlife watching, warm weather, and more, this destination attracts travelers of all kinds throughout the year—especially during winter months. While popular campgrounds book quickly as RVers escape cold weather across the U.S., Florida’s state and county parks offer an abundance of camping opportunities with scenic views, outdoor activities, and fewer crowds.

Florida has more than 170 parks located throughout the state, including 50 with campgrounds. Here are a few to check out the next time you plan a visit to the Sunshine State.

Myakka River State Park. Located in Sarasota, this state park offers diverse landscapes, wildlife, and more than 100 species of birds for premium birdwatching. There are three campgrounds with 90 RV sites, some of which offer full hookups and space for larger rigs.
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Manatee Springs State Park. Home to picturesque freshwater springs, you can find this state park in Chiefland, Florida. From hiking trails to water activities, you’ll find plenty to do outside, and in the winter this is the perfect place to watch the manatees swim. There are RV campsites with hookups, and shower and restroom facilities within each camping loop.
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Fort Desoto County Park. This county park is located in Saint Petersburg, Florida, and it offers more than 230 RV campsites. Many of the sites provide water and electrical hookups, as well as spectacular water views. Enjoy 7 miles of beachfront, and be sure to check out the park's historical Fort Desoto. Reservations can be made up to 6 months in advance.

John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park. Make your way to Key Largo to stay at this Florida Keys destination. The park has plenty of RV campsites with hookups, and there’s a playground, cafe, laundry facilities, and a boat launch at the campground. Visitors can book snorkeling tours, hike a nature trail, kayak, and catch incredible sunsets.
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Paynes Prairie State Park. With sites accommodating rigs of all sizes, this park is a great stop for seeing a different side of Florida’s diverse landscapes. Wild horses and bison roam through the prairie lands of the park. It’s also a great place to canoe, kayak, hike, and bike. Stop by the visitor center to learn more about the Indigenous history of this region.
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Resources:
Explore Florida State Parks on Campendium - [ Ссылка ]

Why RVers Love Florida State Parks -
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The Best Spots to Camp on Florida’s New Wildlife Corridor -
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RV Campgrounds Along Florida’s Overseas Highway -
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